It's an amazing campus but because of COVID-19 there is less joy.
On 9th June 21
University for the Creative Arts (UCA) Ranking
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University for the Creative Arts (UCA) Hall Rankings
| Viridian Studios | #1 |
| Chelsea Lightfoot Hall | #2 |
| New Orient House | #3 |
| Quebec House | #4 |
| Bright House | #5 |
| Malden Hall | #6 |
| Greencoat House | #7 |
| Ashley Road | #8 |
| Hotham Court | #9 |
| Arbury Court | #10 |
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It's an amazing campus but because of COVID-19 there is less joy.
On 9th June 21
Applying to University for the Creative Arts (UCA)
- Entry Requirements
160-175 UCAS Points
Average range for University for the Creative Arts (UCA) entry requirements. Varies depending on the course.
- TEF Rating
More details of our TEF outcome can be found on the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) website.
Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
- Confirmed Sept/Oct start
- TEACHING MODE:
- Online learning
- OPEN DAYS:
- 3rd July
- TEACHING NOTES:
- From the 12 April all students groups will return to blended learning - the exact mix of online and on-campus activities will vary depending on the nature of your course.
University for the Creative Arts (UCA) Reputation
University for the Creative Arts (UCA) has campuses in Canterbury, Epsom, Farnham and Rochester. The reputation for teaching has been recognised with a Gold rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework. 6,765 students are enrolled at UCA:
- 5,110 of these students come from the UK
- 445 come from other EU countries
- And 1,205 are students from non-EU countries.
(Source: HESA 2019/20)
Updated: 15th February 2021
Read University for the Creative Arts (UCA) Reviews
It's an amazing campus but because of COVID-19 there is less joy.
The staff and on-site team is friendly however, there is little on-campus organised activity by the way of clubs or societies which was disappointing when joining the University for the first time. The campus is quite small, so there aren't many facilities for social gathering, and the University 'bar' is outdated and out of touch with the range of students that attend. In terms of social activities, there definitely needs to be more on offer to help students enjoy their uni experience, and key spaces (namely the bar) need updating and better advertisement for students. The terrace outside could be used more regularly, aswell as having designated and well designed outdoor tables and chairs for students to meet during breaks. The library + studios could also be open way later and available for students on weekends. Students should be encouraged more to mix between different courses and studios.
Terrible experience, will never recommend anyone to attend this uni
I had a generally poor experience due to the lack of entertainment in a social sense. The uni is small which is the main issue.
bad job, wanted more
The university has changed so much to drive up student experience. If you're looking for a traditional university experience, then this is not the right uni for you. This is an elevated art school, so if you're looking for that, this is the right place!