Experience is a starting point
Whether you’re changing direction or returning after a break, we can help explore suitable entry routes.
University is for you, too. Discover a course that fits your life, build on your experience, and take your next step with MACP.

New beginnings at every age
Study in cities across the UK
Guidance at every step
From your first qualification to your next career move, explore the subject that brings your ambitions to life.
Foundation & Level 3 · Level 4–5 · HND · Level 6 · MBA · Master’s
Course, level and location combinations are subject to provider availability and entry requirements.
Returning to education can feel like a big decision. You don’t have to work it all out alone.
Tell us what you’re looking forWhether you’re changing direction or returning after a break, we can help explore suitable entry routes.
Choose your preferred UK city, including London, Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool. We’ll check suitable options.
Eligible students may receive tuition fee and maintenance support. Funding depends on residency, previous study, the course and provider; it is not guaranteed.
Share your details, preferred subject, study level and city.
We review your preferences and discuss suitable courses and entry requirements.
Get guidance with your university application and the next steps.
A few details are all we need to start exploring your university options.
Not sure what to study?
Choose “I need guidance”.
There is no general upper age limit for university study. Entry requirements vary, and your work experience may support some entry routes.
Some courses consider alternative qualifications or relevant experience. We can help check the provider’s entry requirements for your circumstances.
Funding is subject to eligibility, including residency, previous study, course and provider. Your funding body makes the final decision. MACP cannot guarantee finance.
Your details are saved for MACP to review. An adviser can then contact you to discuss suitable study options. University admission is a separate process.