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Which universities accept the Craft and Design T Level?

The 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.

Qualification details verified October 2026Digital, creative and design

The direct answer

TLevelled has not yet completed a verified course-by-course university list for this T Level. Do not rely on a university saying it accepts T Levels generally. Confirm that the exact degree accepts this qualification, the grade you expect, and your occupational specialism where one is specified.

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Universities and courses that accept this T Level

TLevelled hasn't researched the degrees this T Level usually leads to yet. The courses below come from subjects we do track, where the published requirement names this T Level.

Grades shown are for 2027 entry. University pages may still show lower 2026 requirements during clearing.

No course we have checked names this T Level in its requirements yet. This is a research gap, not evidence that universities reject the qualification.
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What is T Level Craft and Design?

A T Level is a two-year Level 3 course taken after GCSEs. It is broadly equivalent in size to three A Levels and combines classroom study with an industry placement of at least 315 hours. Students receive an overall Pass, Merit, Distinction or Distinction* grade, which carries UCAS tariff points.

This page covers the following qualification:

  • Craft and Design

Qualification structure checked against the Department for Education T Level guidance.

Relevant degree areas

These are sensible areas to investigate, not a guarantee of entry. Always check the university's official page for the exact degree title.

  • Product design
  • Jewellery design
  • Craft
  • Design for industry

How to check whether a course accepts it

  1. 1Open the official page for the exact degree, not only the university's general admissions page.
  2. 2Match the full T Level title, required overall grade, GCSE conditions and any additional A Level subject.
  3. 3If the page only says "T Levels accepted", ask admissions to confirm your qualification and occupational specialism in writing.

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