The process
Six steps from first thought to enrolment. Take them at your own pace, and ask for help at any point.
1. Decide on the programme
If you are not sure, book a call with the relevant programme director, or request a prospectus. We would rather you applied for the right programme than the first programme.
2. Prepare what you will need
Gather evidence of prior qualifications, a short written application, and two references, usually one academic and one ecclesial.
3. Submit your application
Send your application to the admissions team.
4. Interview
For accredited programmes, you will be invited to an admissions interview with the programme director. For FE courses this step is usually not required.
5. Decision
The Admissions Board reviews your application and the relevant programme director issues the decision and, where successful, the formal acceptance letter.
6. Enrol
Once accepted, you will receive enrolment information, a joining pack, and a welcome from your programme team.
What you will need
Most applications include the following. If you are missing something, talk to us before you rule yourself out.
Evidence of prior qualifications, such as certificates and transcripts. If applicable.
Complete the application for the course you have selected.
Reference forms (provided within the application form).
Applications
Applications are made through the Maryvale admissions team. Start when you are ready, and if anything is unclear, contact admissions or book a call first. The Admissions Board will review your application and you will be contacted in due course.
Key dates
Applications for 2026 to 2027 are open now. Exact deadlines vary by programme, so check the programme page or ask the admissions team.
Applications for the 2026 to 2027 academic year are open now.
Intake windows vary by programme and will be confirmed with your offer.
Contact us
If you are weighing up a programme, or stuck on any part of the form, the admissions team is glad to help.
Our Programmes
Accredited theology and practical formation at every level, from parish catechesis to the Licence in Divinity. Find the programme that fits.
