Which courses do your A-levels open?
Pick your A-level subjects — add grades or predictions if you have them — and see which of 1035 undergraduate courses at eleven UK universities — the G5 plus Warwick, Edinburgh, Manchester, King's College London, Bristol and Durham — you meet the stated A-level requirements for. Every subject area, from engineering and medicine to law, languages and the arts. 2027 entry, checked against each university's official course pages.
Pick 3 to 5. Subjects not listed don't affect the result.
Pick your subjects above to see results.
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This tool only checks the A-level subject and grade requirements published on each university's official course pages (2027 entry, verified October 2026). Meeting them is not an offer: most courses also have admissions tests, interviews, written work, portfolios or GCSE requirements. It covers 1035 undergraduate courses across every subject area at eleven UK universities — Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, UCL, LSE, Warwick, Edinburgh, Manchester, King's College London, Bristol and Durham; courses with identical requirements are grouped, with the other titles listed on the card. Always confirm on the official pages.
Coverage
1,035 full-time undergraduate courses at 11 UK universities, 2027 entry, verified against each university's official course pages in October 2026.
- University of Oxford · 48 courses
- University of Cambridge · 32 courses
- Imperial College London · 30 courses
- UCL (University College London) · 192 courses
- LSE (London School of Economics and Political Science) · 41 courses
- University of Warwick · 139 courses
- University of Edinburgh · 162 courses
- University of Manchester · 103 courses
- King's College London · 84 courses
- University of Bristol · 114 courses
- Durham University · 90 courses
If I meet the requirements, will I get an offer?
No. This only checks the A-level subjects and grades each university publishes. Most courses also have admissions tests, interviews, portfolios or GCSE requirements, and successful applicants to competitive courses often hold grades above the standard offer.
Where does the data come from, and how often is it updated?
Everything comes from the 2027-entry requirements published on each university's official course pages, checked one by one in October 2026. We update it each year once the universities publish the next cycle's requirements.
Which universities and courses are covered?
1,035 full-time undergraduate courses across every subject area at eleven universities: Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, UCL, LSE, Warwick, Edinburgh, Manchester, King's College London, Bristol and Durham. Courses with identical requirements share one card that lists the other course titles.
I don't have my results yet. Can I use predicted grades?
Yes. Enter your predicted grades to see which courses you meet, which are one grade short and which need a subject you don't take. In "choosing subjects" mode you only pick subjects and see which courses stay open.