All T Level subjects
T Level pathways and university acceptance
Start with the exact T Level on your certificate. Each page answers one question: which universities accept it, and what should you check before applying?
24 official titles coveredPathway titles and status verified October 2026
The government currently lists 20 available T Levels, with Social Care and Sport, Physical Activity and Health coming in September 2028. Healthcare Science and Onsite Construction are also included here because students who completed them may still be applying to university. We also provide broader Digital, Engineering, and Accounting & Finance pages for students whose university uses an umbrella subject label. See the official list of T Level subjects.
Digital, creative and design
- T Level DigitalT Level Digital is a group of technical qualifications covering software development, data analysis, digital infrastructure and support. University acceptance depends on both the exact Digital T Level and the degree course.Verified course directory available
- T Level Digital Software DevelopmentThis software-focused Digital T Level develops practical skills in analysing problems, designing digital solutions, writing code and testing software. It was renamed from Digital Production, Design and Development in September 2025, so students who started before then hold a certificate with the former title. Universities may list it by either name or under a broader Digital T Level requirement.Searchable in the Digital directory
- T Level Digital Data AnalyticsThe Digital Data Analytics T Level focuses on collecting, interpreting and presenting data in a workplace context. Relevant degree routes can be technical or business-facing, but each course sets its own subject and maths requirements.Searchable in the Digital directory
- T Level Digital Support and SecurityThe Digital Support and Security T Level covers areas such as cyber security, infrastructure, networking and technical support. A university may accept it for one computing degree but not another, so the course page matters more than a general admissions statement.Searchable in the Digital directory
- T Level Craft and DesignThe Craft and Design T Level combines design development with specialist making skills. Creative degree applications may also depend on a portfolio, interview or practical work in addition to the qualification and grade.
- T Level Media, Broadcast and ProductionThis T Level develops practical production skills for content, events, venues and creative media. University applications may require a portfolio or showreel alongside the published qualification and grade requirements.
Construction, engineering and manufacturing
- T Level EngineeringT Level Engineering covers three related qualifications in design, manufacturing and maintenance. Degree entry varies sharply by course, especially where A Level Maths is required alongside the T Level.Verified course directory available
- T Level Design and Development for Engineering and ManufacturingThis Engineering T Level develops design, modelling and problem-solving skills for mechanical, electrical, electronic and structural engineering contexts. Direct degree entry often depends on additional maths requirements.Searchable in the Engineering directory
- T Level Engineering, Manufacturing, Processing and ControlThis T Level focuses on manufacturing processes, production systems, fabrication and quality control. Relevant university routes include manufacturing and mechanical engineering, with foundation years often providing a different entry route.Searchable in the Engineering directory
- T Level Maintenance, Installation and Repair for Engineering and ManufacturingThis T Level develops practical knowledge of maintaining, installing and repairing engineering systems. University routes can include mechanical, electrical, automotive and mechatronics degrees, subject to course-specific maths and science requirements.Searchable in the Engineering directory
- T Level Design, Surveying and Planning for ConstructionThis Construction T Level develops knowledge of the built environment, project delivery, design and surveying. Relevant degrees may ask for particular maths grades or accept the T Level through a foundation-year route.
- T Level Building Services Engineering for ConstructionThis T Level covers the systems that make buildings work, including electrical, gas, plumbing, heating, ventilation and refrigeration engineering. University progression may lead to engineering or construction degrees, but course-level requirements differ.
- T Level Onsite ConstructionThe Onsite Construction T Level covered practical specialisms such as carpentry, joinery and bricklaying. It is closed to new enrolments, but students who completed it may still use the qualification when applying for related higher education.New enrolments closed
Legal, finance and accounting
- T Level Accounting & FinanceAccounting and Finance are separate T Levels with overlapping routes into business, accounting and financial services degrees. Universities may name one, both, or a broader list of acceptable T Level subjects.Verified course directory available
- T Level AccountingThe Accounting T Level develops technical knowledge of financial records, reporting, tax and business processes. Universities may accept it for accounting and wider business degrees, but requirements still vary by course.Searchable in the Accounting & Finance directory
- T Level FinanceThe Finance T Level covers financial services such as banking, insurance, compliance and investment operations. Universities may accept it for finance or business degrees, sometimes with separate GCSE or maths conditions.Searchable in the Accounting & Finance directoryFinal cohort September 2026
- T Level Legal ServicesThe Legal Services T Level introduces legal systems, professional practice and the work of legal services teams. It may support applications to law and related degrees, but universities decide whether it meets each course's academic entry profile.Verified course directory available
Health and science
- T Level HealthThe Health T Level combines core health knowledge with an occupational specialism such as supporting adult nursing, mental health, midwifery, therapy teams, or children and young people. Many health degrees require the specialism to match the course.Verified course directory available
- T Level Healthcare ScienceThe Healthcare Science T Level prepares students for technical work supporting diagnosis, treatment and scientific services in healthcare. Acceptance for clinical and laboratory degrees depends on the exact course and its science requirements.Searchable in the Health directoryNew enrolments closed
- T Level ScienceThe Science T Level develops laboratory, analytical and scientific working skills, with occupational specialisms in laboratory sciences and food sciences. Some degrees accept it directly while others require a specific A Level science alongside it.
- T Level Social CareSocial Care is a new T Level planned for first teaching in September 2028. Its content is still being finalised after a government consultation that closed in August 2026. The first students finish in 2030, so no university publishes entry requirements for it yet.Coming September 2028
Education and early years
Business and administration
Agriculture, environment and animal care
- T Level Agriculture, Land Management and ProductionThis land-based T Level covers agricultural production, environmental practice and land management, with technical routes including land-based engineering. Degree options vary between science, business and practical land-management courses.
- T Level Animal Care and ManagementThe Animal Care and Management T Level develops technical knowledge of animal health, welfare and care. Relevant degrees can have additional science, work-experience or subject requirements beyond the overall T Level grade.