T Level university guide
Which universities accept T Level Engineering?
T 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.
The direct answer
TLevelled has verified course-level records relevant to this subject group. Acceptance is not university-wide: the same university can accept your T Level for one degree and reject it for another. Check the exact qualification or occupational specialism named in each requirement before you apply.
Search verified coursesUniversities and courses that accept this T Level
These selected course-level examples come from TLevelled's verified directory. The published requirement names this pathway or accepts T Levels without restricting them to a named subject.
- Official source
Birmingham City University
Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a Foundation Year BEng (Hons)
Pass80 UCAS pointsVerified July 2026Subject not individually named- Required grade
- Pass (with C or above on Core)
- Accepted T Level wording
- Flagged: All T-Level subjects considered
- Official source
London South Bank University
BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering with Foundation Year
Pass64 UCAS pointsVerified July 2026Subject not individually named- Required grade
- Pass
- Accepted T Level wording
- Flagged: T Level accepted, no specific pathway named
- Official source
Manchester Metropolitan University
BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering with Foundation Year
PassVerified July 2026- Required grade
- Pass overall in Engineering T Level
- Accepted T Level wording
- Explicit: T Level Engineering pathway named in requirements
- Official source
Sheffield Hallam University
Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Foundation Year BEng
Pass80 UCAS pointsVerified July 2026- Required grade
- Pass (with Core C)
- Accepted T Level wording
- Explicit: T Level Engineering pathway named in requirements
- Official source
University College Birmingham
BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering
Pass88 UCAS pointsVerified July 2026Subject not individually named- Required grade
- T-level: Pass (core component grade C).
- Accepted T Level wording
- Flagged: T Level accepted, no specific pathway named
- Official source
University of East Anglia
BEng (Hons) Engineering with a Foundation Year
PassVerified July 2026Subject not individually named- Required grade
- T Level Pass - pathway specificity not confirmed from official 2026/27 page
- Accepted T Level wording
- Flagged: T Level accepted, no specific pathway named
- Official source
University of Greenwich
BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering (Extended/with Foundation Year)
PassVerified July 2026Subject not individually named- Required grade
- T Level Pass (D or E on Core)
- Accepted T Level wording
- Flagged: T Level accepted, no specific pathway named
- Official source
University of Plymouth
Mechanical Engineering with Foundation Year
Pass32 UCAS pointsVerified July 2026- Required grade
- Pass
- Accepted T Level wording
- Explicit: Science/Technology pathway
What is T Level Engineering?
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 qualifications:
- Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing
- Engineering, Manufacturing, Processing and Control
- Maintenance, Installation and Repair for Engineering and Manufacturing
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.
- Mechanical engineering
- Electrical engineering
- Manufacturing engineering
- Engineering foundation years
How to check whether a course accepts it
- 1Open the official page for the exact degree, not only the university's general admissions page.
- 2Match the full T Level title, required overall grade, GCSE conditions and any additional A Level subject.
- 3If the page only says “T Levels accepted”, ask admissions to confirm your qualification and occupational specialism in writing.