How to contact us
Our Clearing hotline has now closed for 2025, but if you have any queries about Clearing, you can contact our admissions team by:
- phone: +44 (0)23 8059 4732
- email: admissions@southampton.ac.uk
Phone lines are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, UK time.
If you're an offer holder and you need to request a change or update to your application, you can complete our short form.
Connect with us
Follow us on TikTok and Instagram to learn more about student life at Southampton. You can also chat to our students in The Student Room forums.
Find out more about Clearing
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How Clearing worksFind out more about who is eligible to apply for university Clearing and how to apply, as well as timeline details. -
Clearing for international studentsLearn more about how the UK university Clearing process works for international students, and find links to useful information on topics such as visas.
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Your Clearing questions answeredFind answers to frequently asked questions about the application process, eligibility, course vacancies, international qualifications and more.
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Targeted by top employers
One of the 10 most-targeted universities by the UK's top employers.
97% Employment or further study
Source: Higher Education Statistics Agency Graduate Outcomes latest data
Ranked by students as 7th best university in the UK
Discover more
Learn more about student life, accommodation and living costs at Southampton.
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Student accommodationFind your new home in our student accommodation. We will guarantee accommodation for Clearing students who apply for accommodation by 5pm, UK time on Sunday 31 August 2025.
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Student lifeExplore your student life beyond study. Discover more about where you'll live, our beautiful campuses, our social life, our cities, and all the things you can do when you join our friendly, international community.
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Student living costsPrepare for university by learning about what you need to budget for, financial support for students, and approximate living costs in Southampton – which are relatively low compared to other Russell Group university cities across the UK.
