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Admissions

Admissions

Whether you are starting a CPD course today or applying for a diploma or degree top-up, our admissions team is here to make applying simple and fair.

Fair, transparent admissions

We assess every application on its merits, against the entry requirements published on each programme page. Where an application is not successful, we explain why and suggest an alternative route where one exists.

If you disagree with an admissions decision you can ask for it to be reviewed under our admissions appeals procedure.

Study routes

Three ways to study

  • A professional wearing headphones works through an online course on a laptop at a home deskCPD accredited

    CPD short courses

    Focused, fully online courses that build practical skills in weeks, not years. Every course is accredited by the CPD Certification Service and ends with a verifiable certificate.

    Explore CPD short courses
  • A tutor leads a class of adult learners seated at desks in a bright, wood-panelled classroomApproved centre

    Regulated qualifications

    Ofqual-regulated diplomas from OTHM and Qualifi, studied online with LSAE as the approved centre. Recognised qualifications on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) that can open the way to a degree top-up.

    Explore Regulated qualifications
  • An ivy-covered Gothic Revival college building beneath a bright blue skyUniversity partners

    Degree top-ups

    Turn your diploma into a UK degree. Top up to a bachelor's or master's degree with a partner university, studying online with the support of LSAE.

    Explore Degree top-ups

How admissions works

  1. Step 1: Choose a programme

    Browse by route and compare levels, fees and entry requirements.

  2. Step 2: Apply online

    Create your account and complete the application form.

  3. Step 3: Upload your documents

    Add your ID, certificates and transcripts in your applicant portal.

  4. Step 4: Interview, if needed

    Some programmes include a short online conversation with admissions.

  5. Step 5: Receive your offer

    We send a conditional or unconditional offer you can accept online.

  6. Step 6: Pay your deposit and start

    Pay your deposit or first instalment and begin on your start date.

Start your application

It takes about fifteen minutes to create your account and begin an application.