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UCL TMUA requirements

TMUA for Economics (BSc Econ) at UCL

Economics (BSc Econ) at University College London requires the TMUA. You sit both papers, Paper 1 (Applications of Mathematical Knowledge) and Paper 2 (Mathematical Reasoning); there are no optional modules.

The TMUA for Economics (BSc Econ)

The TMUA is a single test of two papers, sat back to back. Every applicant sits both; there are no optional modules.

How UCL uses the TMUA for Economics (BSc Econ)

UCL requires the TMUA for its Economics BSc (Econ) and Economics with a Year Abroad degrees. It is not used for other UCL courses. The score is read alongside the rest of your UCAS application when UCL selects from a large and competitive field. You can sit in either October or January.

Confirm the requirement for your exact course on the official UCL admissions page.

Key TMUA dates for 2027 entry

What score do you need?

Each TMUA module is marked on the UAT-UK scale from 1.0 to 9.0, and there is no fixed pass mark. UCL reads your score alongside your predicted grades, personal statement and, where it interviews, your interview. Competitive scores vary by course and year, so treat any target you see quoted online as a guide rather than a cutoff.

Prepare for the TMUA for Economics (BSc Econ)

Sit full past papers with worked solutions, then practise the topics you find hardest.

Economics (BSc Econ) TMUA: frequently asked questions

Which TMUA modules do I sit for Economics (BSc Econ) at UCL?
The TMUA is a single test of two papers, and every applicant sits both. There are no module choices.
Do I need the TMUA for Economics (BSc Econ) at UCL?
Yes. University College London requires the TMUA for Economics (BSc Econ).
When do I sit the TMUA?
You can sit in October or January.
How do I register for the TMUA?
Registration is through UAT-UK (via Pearson VUE). For 2027 entry it opens on 20 July 2026 and closes on 28 September 2026. You must register yourself before the deadline.
What TMUA score do I need for Economics (BSc Econ) at UCL?
Each TMUA module is marked on the UAT-UK scale from 1.0 to 9.0, and there is no fixed pass mark. UCL reads your score alongside your predicted grades, personal statement and, where it interviews, your interview. Competitive scores vary by course and year, so treat any target you see quoted online as a guide rather than a cutoff.

Other UCL courses that use the TMUA

TMUA for Economics (BSc Econ) at UCL: Requirement & Score | tmua.fyi