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Interviews
Some undergraduate courses at UEL include an interview as part of the admissions process. These help staff learn more about you, your motivation, and your suitability for the programme. Interview formats vary by course and may be online, in person, or a mix of activities, depending on the subject you’ve applied for.
School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering
School of Arts and Creative Industries
School of Childhood and Social Care
- BSc (Hons) Counselling
- MA / PG Dip Counselling & Psychotherapy
- BA (Hons) Education Studies Top Up
- Integrative Counselling & Coaching
- Occupational and Organisational Psychology and Business Psychology
- PGCE Secondary
- PGCE Primary
- PGCE Primary (Campus interviews)
- BA (Hons) Primary Education with QTS
- Professional Doctorate in Counselling Psychology
- BA (Hons) / MA Social Work – Test and Interview
School of Health, Sport and Bioscience
Interview FAQs
What courses require an interview at UEL?
Some courses include an interview as part of the admissions process, particularly those with practical or professional requirements. Your Applicant Portal will confirm whether an interview is required for your course.
How will the interview be conducted?
Interview formats vary by course. They may take place:
- Online, via a webinar or video call with academic staff
- In person, on campus
You can find out more details about the format using the links below.
What should I prepare before my interview?
Before your interview, you should:
- Review your course details
- Be ready to explain why you want to study the subject
- Reflect on your motivation, relevant skills and experience
Some courses may also include:
- Group activities
- Short presentations
- Tests or practical tasks
Can I change my interview date if I can’t attend?
You can request an alternative date through your Applicant Portal. However, due to high demand and limited availability, this may not always be possible. Where possible, you should aim to attend your original interview slot.
How and when will I hear the outcome?
Interview outcomes are usually shared:
- By email, or
- Through UCAS Track (if you applied via UCAS)
Timelines vary by course, so check your Applicant Portal and any guidance sent by the admissions team after your interview.