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Yes, you can pursue a course part-time at the University of Wolverhampton. The University of Wolverhampton offers a range of part-time courses and professional development for those who cannot commit to full-time study. Part-time undergraduate home/EU students could benefit from a Government package of support if they are studying a designated course part-time. The course duration depends on which course you're studying and whether you study full-time or part-time. The University of Wolverhampton offers a wide variety of courses for prospective students, including part-time courses. If the course you want to do is offered full and part-time, you could apply to study with the University of Wolverhampton part-time. The University of Wolverhampton has part-time, as well as full-time, courses to suit busy lifestyles.

To successfully process an application at the University of Wolverhampton, the applicant needs to complete the online form, which needs to be supported by the following documents:

• Proof of qualifications: This includes academic transcripts and certificates of all qualifications achieved, including English language qualifications.
• Personal Statement: A satisfactory personal statement is required, including the applicant's reasons for wanting to study in the UK and specifically at the University of Wolverhampton.
• Academic reference: This should be from a teacher or tutor who can comment on the applicant's academic ability.
• Passport: A copy of the applicant's passport is required.
• Financial evidence: This includes evidence of how the applicant will fund their studies and living expenses while studying at the University of Wolverhampton.

If the applicant is unable to apply to the University of Wolverhampton using any of the channels provided, they can contact the Admissions Unit for further assistance. 

According to the University of Wolverhampton website, the annual fee for full-time undergraduate courses for international students (non-lab based) is £14,450 for the academic year 2023/2024. However, for UK "home" students, the website states that the full-time fees for the academic year 2023/24 range from £1,850 for a sandwich year to £11,100 for an accelerated degree of 2 years at 180 credits per year. It is important to note that the fees may vary depending on the course and the type of student. Part-time students will be charged 50% of the fee in each of the first 2 years. The website also provides information on how to pay the fees.

To apply for admission at the University of Wolverhampton, there are several options available depending on your status and programme of interest:

Undergraduate Students in the UK: Full-time, undergraduate students in the United Kingdom usually apply via the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).

International Applicants: International applicants can apply directly via the University of Wolverhampton's Online Application System or through their network of agents. If you successfully apply to the University of Wolverhampton as an international applicant, the university will submit your application through UCAS on your behalf and even pay the application fee.

Clearing: If you missed the UCAS application deadline or your application was unsuccessful, you can still apply through Clearing. Clearing is a service that matches applicants with available university places.

Postgraduate Students: Postgraduate students can apply directly to the University of Wolverhampton through their Online Application System.

To apply, you can find the perfect course for you on the University of Wolverhampton's website and then call their Admissions team on 01902 32 3505 or simply book a callback. The Admissions Unit is responsible for processing your application once it has been submitted to the University and will guide you through the process from point of application to enrolment.