We strongly encourage all interested students to visit the University to get a feel of what it is like to study here. Once you have applied you will be invited to an Offer Holder Open Day visit day for the opportunity to talk with our Admissions Director, academic staff and students and have a look around the School of Life Sciences and the University. Visit us
Successful applicants will be made an offer as soon as possible after their application is received. The offer will be conditional on already having or obtaining the required entry qualifications. If you accept this offer and achieve the required grades in your examinations then your place at the University of Warwick will be confirmed and we will look forward to seeing you at the start of your undergraduate life. Full details of the application procedure
Local advice about the application procedure is available from all British Council offices and Warwick representatives. See warwick.ac.uk/services/international
Course entry requirements
UCAS code
A level
International Baccalaureate
BSc C100 & C101
AAB including Biology and a second Science (e.g. Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Applied Science/ Environmental Science/Statistics/ Geology/Geography)
or
AAA including Biology
34 including 5 in HL Biology and HL Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Geography
or
36 including 5 in HL Biology
MBio C1A1 & C1A5
AAA including Biology and a second Science (e.g. Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Applied Science/ Environmental Science/Statistics/ Geology/Geography)
or
A*AA including Biology
36 including 5 in HL Biology and HL Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Geography
or
38 including 5 in HL Biology
UCAS code
A level
International Baccalaureate
BSc C700 & C701
AAB including Biology and Chemistry
or
AAA including Chemistry and either Mathematics, Physics or Statistics plus either GCSE Biology grade B/grade 6; GCSE Double Science grades B, B/grades 6, 6; AS Level Biology grade B; Grade A in a Biology-related EPQ
34 including 5 in HL Biology and 5 in HL Chemistry
or
36 including 5 in HL Chemistry and 5 in either HL Mathematics or Physics plus either 6 at SL in Biology; GCSE Biology grade B/grade 6; GCSE Double Science grades B, B/grades 6, 6
MBio C1A2 & C1A6
AAA including Biology and Chemistry
or
A*AA including Chemistry and either Mathematics, Physics or Statistics plus either GCSE Biology grade B/grade 6; GCSE Double Science grades B, B/grades 6, 6; AS Level Biology grade B; Grade A in a Biology-related EPQ
36 including 5 in HL Biology and 5 in HL Chemistry
or
38 including 5 in HL Chemistry and 5 in either HL Mathematics or Physics plus either 6 at SL in Biology; GCSE Biology grade B/grade 6; GCSE Double Science grades B, B/grades 6, 6
UCAS code
A level
International Baccalaureate
BSc B900 & CB19
AAB including Biology and a second Science (e.g. Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Applied Science/ Environmental Science/Statistics/ Geology/Geography)
or
AAA including Biology
34 including 5 in HL Biology and HL Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Geography
or
36 including 5 in HL Biology
MBio C1A3 & C1A7
AAA including Biology and a second Science (e.g. Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Applied Science/ Environmental Science/Statistics/ Geology/Geography)
or
A*AA including Biology
36 including 5 in HL Biology and HL Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Geography
or
38 including 5 in HL Biology
UCAS code
A level
International Baccalaureate
BSc B140 & B141
AAB including Biology and a second Science (e.g. Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Applied Science/ Environmental Science/Statistics/ Geology/Geography)
or
AAA including Biology
34 including 5 in HL Biology and HL Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Geography
or
36 including 5 in HL Biology
MBio
B142 & B143
AAA including Biology and a second Science (e.g. Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Applied Science/ Environmental Science/Statistics/ Geology/Geography)
or
A*AA including Biology
36 including 5 in HL Biology and HL Chemistry/Physics/Maths/Geography