Undergraduate
$38,400 per year
Three- and four-year bachelor's and integrated master's degrees.
- Weekly tutorials
- College room for three years
- Research placement in year two
Admissions and aid
We offer places on merit alone and meet the full cost for every student who needs it.
The West Cloister
How to apply
Applications for entry in October 2027 open on 1 September 2026.
Summer
Read the programme pages and, if you can, come to an open day.
All programmesBy 15 October
One form, one personal statement and a reference from a teacher.
By 1 November
Send one or two pieces of school work you are proud of.
December
A conversation with two tutors about your subject. No trick questions.
January
Offers are sent in the second week of January.
Tuition and aid
Most students pay far less than the published fee. The Aldermere Promise covers tuition in full for families earning under $85,000.
$38,400 per year
Three- and four-year bachelor's and integrated master's degrees.
$0 tuition
For families with a household income under $85,000 a year.
$29,800 per year
Taught master's and doctoral programmes. Most PhDs are fully funded.
Fees shown are for 2027-28 and include college membership.
Questions
Cannot find your answer? The admissions office replies within two working days.
Ask the admissions officeWe look for curiosity and the ability to think hard, not a particular set of grades. Our typical offer is published on each programme page, and we make contextual offers to students from schools that send few people to university.
You talk with two tutors for about twenty-five minutes about something in your subject. They are interested in how you think, not how much you already know.
You can apply for one programme at Aldermere, but you can change programme after your first year if there is space.
Yes. Every undergraduate has a room in college for three years, and every first-year graduate student for one.
You do not need to. We assess every UK applicant automatically when we make an offer, using the income details on your application.
Visit Aldermere
Join a student-led tour, sit in on a seminar and have lunch in hall. Tours run every weekday and most Saturdays through term.
Gifts to the Aldermere Fund pay for one scholarship in three.
