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University of Birmingham

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32–38typical IB offer
A*AA–ABBtypical A-level offer
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Typical offers at University of Birmingham

Typical conditional offers are A*AA–ABB at A-level and 32–38 IB points, and it is a Russell Group university. The main UCAS deadline applies (mid-January), except Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary courses, which close 15 October. You apply to a course, not to the university, so the requirement that matters is the one for your course below.

American Diploma route: Three APs at 5,5,4 or 5,4,4 depending on the course, plus a high-school diploma.

Saudi high-school certificate: Birmingham International Academy foundation pathway (in-house).

English: IELTS 6.5 overall (Medicine and Dentistry 7.0). Waived with AP English at 4+ or IB English A

Course-level requirements

CourseA-levelIBAP routeTestDeadline
MedicineA*AA (Chemistry + Biology)32 (7,6,6 at HL incl. Chemistry + Biology)4 APs at 5UCAT + interview15 Oct
DentistryAAA (Chemistry + Biology)32 (6,6,6 at HL incl. Chemistry + Biology)UCAT + interview15 Oct
LawAAA32 (6,6,6 at HL)Jan
EngineeringAAA (Maths + Physics)32 (6,6,6 at HL incl. Maths + Physics)Jan
Computer ScienceAAA (Maths)32 (6,6,6 at HL incl. Maths)Jan
EconomicsAAA (Maths)32 (6,6,6 at HL incl. Maths)Jan
Business & ManagementAAB32 (6,6,5 at HL)Jan
ArchitectureNot offered at undergraduate levelJan
PsychologyAAA32 (6,6,6 at HL)Jan
Biomedical SciencesAAB (Biology + Chemistry)32 (6,6,5 at HL incl. Biology + Chemistry)Jan

Offers are the typical published range for the 2026 entry cycle; individual offers vary with your subjects and predicted grades. Admissions tests register in summer or September, before you apply.

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Data verified September 2026. Universities change requirements each cycle; confirm on birmingham.ac.uk before you apply. Spotted a change? Tell us.