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OS 2020 UNIVERSITY COURSES Ancient History University of Edinburgh University College London Ancient History and Medieval History University of St Andrews Anthropology University of Exeter Architecture ENSA Paris-Malaquais, Francs Central Saint Martins, UAL Falmouth University University College London Artificial Intelligence Bocconi, Italy Art and Design Foundation Diploma Arts University Bournemouth Arts and Sciences University of Hong Kong University College London Asian and Middle Eastern Studies University of Cambridge Bachelor in Business Administration Management University of St Gallen, Switzerland Biochemistry University of Bath University of Edinburgh Biochemistry (Molecular and Cellular) University of Oxford Biomedical Engineering University of Oxford Biomedical Sciences University of Oxford University College London Biological Sciences Durham University University of Edinburgh University of Exeter Business and Management University of Bath Durham University University of Exeter Oxford Brookes University Chemistry University of Bristol Durham University University College London University of York Chemical Engineering (via Natural Sciences) University of Cambridge Chinese University of Oxford Classics University of Cambridge Durham University Computer Science Imperial College London Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Computer Science with Games Development Northumbria University Dental Surgery University of Plymouth Drama New York University, Tisch School of Arts, USA Drama and English Literature University of Manchester Economics University of Bath University of Exeter University of St Andrews Columbia/Sciences Po, USA London School of Economics & PS Economics and Industrial Organisation University of Warwick Economics and International Development McGill University, Canada Economics and Management Durham University University of Oxford Economics and Politics McGill University, Canada Columbia/Sciences Po, USA Electronic Engineering University of Surrey Electronic and Information Engineering Imperial College London Engineering University of British Columbia, Canada University of Cambridge Dartmouth College, USA University of Pennsylvania, USA English University of Cambridge University of Exeter English and French University of St Andrews English Language and Linguistics University of York English Literature Durham University University of Edinburgh Environmental Science University of York European Studies King’s College London Experimental Psychology University of Oxford Finance, Accounting and Management University of Nottingham Fine Art Slade School of Fine Art, London Flexible Combined Honours University of Exeter Flexible Combined Honours with Work Abroad University of Exeter French and Russian University of Oxford Geography University of Bristol Durham University University of Edinburgh University of Exeter University of Oxford Oxford Brookes University Graphic Communication Design Central Saint Martins, UAL History University College London University of Warwick University of York History of Art Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London University of Oxford History, Politics and Economics University College London History and Russian University of Oxford Human Sciences University College London University of Oxford Informatics University of Edinburgh International Business Administration Erasmus University, Netherlands International Development King’s College London University of Sussex International Foundation Programme King’s College London International Management University of Bath International Management and Modern Languages University of Bath International Relations University of Exeter London School of Economics & PS College of William and Mary / St Andrews, USA/UK Land Economy University of Cambridge Language, Culture and Society London School of Economics & PS Law University of Cambridge Durham University University of Exeter University College London London School of Economics & PS Law with French Law University of Oxford Law and History University of Edinburgh Liberal Arts Bowdoin College, USA Brown University, USA University of California, Berkeley, USA University of California, LA, USA Carnegie Mellon University, USA University of Chicago, USA College of William and Mary, USA Connecticut College, USA Dartmouth College, USA Durham University Harvard University, USA King’s College London Middlebury College, USA University of Portland, USA Stanford University, USA Yale University, USA Management Loughborough University University of St Andrews Marine Biology University of Exeter Marine Biology with Study Abroad University of Exeter Management and Modern Languages King’s College London Marketing and Management University of Exeter Mathematics University of Bristol Imperial College London University of Warwick University of California, LA Mathematical and Computer Sciences Bocconi, Italy Imperial College London Mechanical Engineering Cardiff University Imperial College London Loughborough University Politecnico di Milano, Italy Mechatronics and Robotic Systems University of Liverpool Medicine Cardiff University Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland University of Cambridge University of East Anglia University of Edinburgh University College London Imperial College London King’s College London University of Oxford Medical Science University of Exeter Modern and Medieval Languages University of Cambridge Natural Sciences University of Bath University of Cambridge University College London Neuroscience University College London University of Manchester Philosophy University of Cambridge University of Sussex Philosophy, Politics and Economics Durham University University of Edinburgh King’s College London University of Manchester University of Warwick University of York Physics ETH Zurich, Switzerland Imperial College London Politics University of Exeter Politics and Economics London School of Economics & PS Politics and International Relations University College London Product Design Engineering Loughborough University Psychology University of Bath University of Bristol Durham University University of East Anglia University College London University of St Andrews Psychology with Cognitive Science University of Sussex Social Sciences Combined Honours Durham University Sport, Physical Education and Coaching Science University of Birmingham Sustainable Development University of St Andrews Veterinary Medicine and Science University of Surrey War Studies King’s College London World Bachelor in Business University of Southern California / Bocconi / HKUST, USA / Italy / Hong Kong.
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