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Study at university without qualifications

A quick, free eligibility check with no commitment. Our Admissions team helps adults in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and Nottingham choose a course, apply and secure Student Finance.

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Our services

Support at every step, at no cost to you

Expert advice on your options

We help you choose the right programme for your career goals, with courses that build the practical skills employers value.

Help with the whole application

Our Admissions team helps with everything from collecting documents to interview preparation, and tells you what to expect next.

Support with Student Finance

We guide you step by step through your Student Finance England application for tuition fees and living costs.

Career and employability support

Our support continues once you start: CV guidance, workplace skills and help planning your next career step.

Courses

Degrees you can start without A-Levels

Most courses begin with a foundation year and are funded through Student Finance England.

Business Management

Build the skills for roles in business analysis, project management or leadership.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Healthcare Management

Combine health knowledge with business skills to lead in health and care services.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Computing

Work towards roles like software developer, systems analyst or IT consultant.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Accounting & Finance

Prepare for careers in accountancy, financial planning, corporate finance or auditing.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Psychology & Counselling

Learn how the mind works and how to support others through counselling.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Project Management

Get ready for roles like project coordinator, operations manager or project analyst.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Supply Chain Management

Learn how businesses deliver value, for roles in logistics, retail and manufacturing.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Digital Marketing

Get ready for roles like digital marketer, social media executive or content strategist.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Nursing

Train to become a registered nurse, combining university study with clinical placements.

  • 3 years, full-time
  • Entry needs GCSE English and Maths at grade 4 (C) or above
  • Study in London
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LLB (Law)

A Qualifying Law Degree, the academic first step towards becoming a solicitor or barrister.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Criminology and Psychology

Understand behaviour and crime, for careers in criminal justice, youth work or victim support.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Criminology with Law

Study the causes of crime and how the legal system works, for justice and public sector careers.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Policing & Criminal Investigation

Build the knowledge and skills for roles in policing and investigation.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Forensic & Criminal Investigation

See how science and investigation solve crimes, for forensic and justice roles.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Hospitality & Tourism

Prepare for careers in hotel management, events, travel and tourism.

  • Usually 4 years, including a foundation year
  • Usually 2 days a week on campus
  • Study in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds or Nottingham
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Frequently asked questions

What is Omega Partners?

Omega Partners helps adults apply to study at university. Our service is free, and our Admissions team supports you from choosing a course through to enrolment.

Is the service really free?

Yes. We never charge students. Our partner universities pay us when a student we have supported enrols, so our advice costs you nothing.

When does the intake start?

Our partner universities run three main intakes a year: autumn, new year and Easter. You can apply at any time and we will help you get enrolled for the next available intake.

How can I study without qualifications?

There are university courses designed for students without traditional qualifications. These range from one-year Level 4 courses to undergraduate degrees with a foundation year.

Which universities does Omega Partners work with?

We work with a number of partner universities. Depending on what you want to study and where you live, we will find the right course at the most convenient institution for you.

How long does it take to apply?

It depends on your circumstances. Get in touch and our Admissions team will talk you through the timeline for the next intake.

How much maintenance loan can I get for living costs?

Student Finance England maintenance loans are means-tested and depend on where you live while studying. For 2026/27 the maximum is up to £14,135 if you live away from your parents in London, and up to £10,830 outside London (higher if you are eligible for certain benefits). Our team can help you understand what you are likely to get.

I have a job. Can I still study?

Yes. Classes are typically two days a week, around four hours each day, with evening and weekend options available.

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Monday to Friday, 10am to 7.30pm. We're happy to answer questions before you check your eligibility.

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