UCL Clearing

Hi did anyone go through clearing last year for UCL, if so what was the process like and the courses available?

Here’s the list they declared via a FOI request:
BA Economics and Business with East European Studies
BA Education Studies
BA European Social and Political Studies
BA History and Politics of the Americas
BA History of Art
BA History, Politics and Economics
BA International Social and Political Studies
BA Media
BA Politics, Sociology and East European Studies
BEng Biochemical Engineering
BEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering
BSc Anthropology
BSc Astrophysics
BSc Chemistry
BSc Chemistry with Mathematics
BSc Earth Sciences
BSc Experimental Linguistics
BSc Global Humanitarian Studies
BSc Information Management for Business
BSc Management Science
BSc Mathematics
BSc Natural Sciences
BSc Neuroscience
BSc Pharmacology
BSc Physics
BSc Science and Engineering for Social Change BSc Social Sciences
BSc Social Sciences with Data Science
BSc Sociology
BSc Sociology and Politics of Science
BSc Sustainable Built Environments, Energy and Resources
LLB Law
MBBS Medicine
MEng Electronic and Electrical Engineering
MEng Sustainable Built Environments, Energy, and Resources
MSci Chemistry
MSci Chemistry with Mathematics
MSci Construction Project Management
MSci Earth Sciences
MSci Management Science
MSci Natural Sciences
MSci Neuroscience
MSci Physics
MSci Theoretical Physics
NB. There is no info on which of these were available to home/international applicants.

I’ve been doing some research, and UCL have said on multiple occasions that they do not participate in clearing, however going off this request it seems they do, i’m slightly confused, so how does the process work for UCL?

Short answer is that I haven’t a clue.
However, this may have something to do with the wording of the FOI request. IE what courses accepted applications via clearing and clearing plus. These courses may not have been publicly available and instead went to waitlisted candidates via the clearing mechanism.

By waitlisted candidates do you mean candidates who had been accepted but didn’t meet entry requirements on results day?

No, I mean people who had been rejected but contacted by the uni to say they’d be accepted if they had space on results day.
‘Near miss’ offer holders wouldn’t need to use clearing.
NB. I have no idea whether the uni uses waitlists at all, (they’re not that common outside of medicine), but it might explain their stance that they don’t open to clearing and then contradict themselves with the FOI response.