New edition · 20 September 2026 · IMS Hub Editorial
A university card is an invitation to look closer. The detail page is where you work out whether the particular course, timing and requirements fit the plan you have in mind.
With Student Core or Student Pro, open a current Academic result using View university. Start with the program named near the top, then follow the questions that could change your decision. The page groups its available information into sections, so you can investigate one issue at a time.
Establish exactly what the option represents
Open Programs and check Your matched program, Study level, Teaching language and Your intake. Keep these four facts together. They identify the option you are researching more precisely than the university name alone.
Where related programs are available, Explore related programs lists other names in the same level and language. Those names can help you understand the surrounding academic offering. The matched program named on the page remains the reference for the option you opened.
A preparation route has additional details. Read the preparation course, duration where supplied and progression requirements as part of the plan. The route into a degree can involve more than the degree itself, so give that first stage its own attention.
Read the costs and funding as connected questions
Fees & living costs presents available fee groups, periods, notes and totals. Read the currency and billing period before comparing a figure with the annual contribution in your profile. Preparation and degree costs are shown separately when a preparation route is involved.
Then open Scholarships if you need to investigate funding. A published entry can include the provider, coverage, duration, eligibility, renewal conditions, deadline and application process. Follow its source or application link when provided.
Your practical question is what remains to be paid under the conditions that apply to you. A fee total and a scholarship description each contribute part of that answer. When information has not been published in IMS Hub, keep that particular question open as you continue researching.
Distinguish entry requirements from preparation tasks
Entry requirements brings together the available grade and language information, including conditions attached to published requirements. Read the relevant qualification and grading scale carefully, particularly if your result uses a different system.
Application documents addresses the materials involved in an application. Published items can identify whether a document is required or optional, the condition attached to it, accepted formats and an official action link. Some options instead show a preparation checklist labelled as IMS guidance for the study level and destination.
Use these details to organize your own preparation. A listed document is a requirement to understand; reading the list does not mean the document has been submitted. The final application portal remains the place to establish the receiving institution's instructions.
Connect the dates to their source
Application dates may show program dates, university-wide dates or a published recurring annual window. The explanatory text identifies the context. Check that the timing you are reading applies to the course and intake you intend to pursue.
Sources & updates shows available program-source and university-website links, along with evidence information. Open the source that addresses your remaining question. For a deadline, that might be the program's application page; for a document format, it may be the linked official instructions.
When Apply is available, it opens the option's application link. That is your transition to the external application route. Before following it, you should be able to name the program, the important requirement you have checked and the next action you need to take.
Explore a university in Academic and read the section most likely to change your decision first.
