Durham University, founded in 1832 by an Act of Parliament, is one of England's oldest and most prestigious universities. Located in the historic city of Durham, the university offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Durham is a collegiate university, with 17 colleges providing accommodation, pastoral care, and a strong sense of community for students.
Durham has a total student population of 21,065, including 6,951 international students, creating a diverse and vibrant campus atmosphere. The university has a student-faculty ratio of 13.7, ensuring personalized attention for students. Durham is renowned for its stunning campus, which includes historic buildings such as Durham Castle and Durham Cathedral, both designated UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Durham University offers over 200 undergraduate and 190 postgraduate programmes across four faculties: Arts and Humanities, Business, Social Sciences, and Engineering and Science.
Some of the most popular courses at Durham include:
- Physics
- Economics
- Law
- Psychology
- Geography
The Durham University Business School is highly regarded and holds the prestigious "Triple Crown" AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA, a recognition held by less than 1% of business schools worldwide. Durham has an acceptance rate of 41%.
Durham University is accredited by:
- AACSB
- AMBA
- EQUIS