Every course still in clearing at University of Nottingham this A-Level Results Day

Popular courses such as English and physics still have places available

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Students across England and Wales are opening their A-level results today, with some hoping to secure a place at one of the two Nottingham universities.

For those that missed out on their choices, clearing is still open and courses such as English, history, natural sciences, and engineering are still available at University of Nottingham.

Clearing is open on the UCAS website for students to find out which courses are still available. Although some do not offer places through clearing, top universities, including both the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent, still have places for a variety of courses.

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Here is every course still available through clearing at University of Nottingham

1. Ancient history
2. Animal science
3. Archaeology
4. Architectural environment engineering
5. Architecture
6. Art history and visual culture
7. Biochemistry
8. Biotechnology
9. Cancer sciences
10. Chemistry
11. Classical civilisation
12. Classics
13. Computer science
14. Cultural and creative Industries
15. English
16. English language and literature
17. Environmental biology
18. Environmental science
19. Film and screen studies
20. Geography (BA and BSc)
21. Health sciences (Nursing pathway only)
22. History
23. International media and communications Studies
24. Liberal arts
25. Mathematical physics
26. Medicinal and biological chemistry
27. Natural sciences
28. Nursing (Adult)
29. Nutrition
30. Philosophy
31. Physics
32. Physiotherapy
33. Religion philosophy and ethics
34. Veterinary medicine and surgery

Clearing ends on 19th October 2026. Students looking to secure a place should contact the university directly.

This list is correct as of 2pm on Thursday 13th August 2026. See the full list including joint honours courses and courses with foundation years on the UCAS website.

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