Use UK university course information with a visible source trail.
Before relying on a course detail, keep the exact course, entry cycle, source link and review status together. A source trail helps you see what is verified, what needs checking and what Tansiky UK does not infer.
What to use this guide for
A reliable research record begins with the named provider course page and the intended entry cycle. It should retain the source URL beside the published qualification route, subject conditions, English-language evidence, costs or deadlines that the page actually supports. This makes the evidence easy to revisit when a detail changes or a record is incomplete.
Tansiky UK uses review states to make uncertainty visible. Verified means a supporting source and review context are recorded; needs review means a detail requires a fresh check; stale means the source needs re-verification. These labels describe the information trail, not an applicant’s eligibility, likelihood of an offer or a substitute for an admissions decision.
Use UCAS for current application and entry-requirements guidance, use the named provider for exact course wording, and use UKCISA for independent specialist information relevant to international students. If a route is unclear, confirm it directly with the provider rather than relying on a broad university statement or assumed equivalency.
Frequently asked questions
What does source-linked course information mean?
It means a course record should retain the source URL and review context that support the information, so you can return to the relevant provider or UCAS guidance before relying on it.
How does Tansiky UK treat information that needs review?
Information that is incomplete, older or awaiting source confirmation should be labelled for review rather than being turned into an assumed requirement. Check the named provider source for the latest detail.
Does a verified record confirm my eligibility or an offer?
No. Verification concerns the supporting source trail, not a personal admissions decision. Universities assess applications using their current requirements and the complete application.
Check the official guidance
Use this guide to organise your research, then verify current rules and application details directly with UCAS or the named specialist source.
Always verify the source
Tansiky UK is designed to organise published data, not replace the university’s official course page or UCAS guidance.
Independent guidance. Tansiky UK is not affiliated with UCAS or any UK university. Recommendations use published information and do not guarantee admission. Always confirm requirements and deadlines directly with UCAS and the university before applying.