University of the West of England

Overview

Bristol - UK

The University of the West of England, established in 1992, is a public university on Frenchay's main campus. The other three campuses are the City campus, Glenside campus, and Gloucester campus. The university offers over 600 undergraduate, graduate, professional and doctoral courses under five faculties. The courses include business and law, environment and technology, arts, creative industries and education, health, applied sciences, and associate faculty.
The popular undergraduate and postgraduate courses include Accounting, Banking, Finance, Business and Management, Applied Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, Creative Technology, Digital Marketing, Data Science, etc. The campus has facilities like an optometry & skill centre, skill & simulation centre, virtual environment radiotherapy training facilities, library, and study areas.
The campus has sports facilities and is the central hub of sports and fitness activities, offering services and classes for students and staff. The university health centre provides fully equipped health care to promote healthy living in and around the campus. Study spaces are available on campus with well-equipped workstations, study spaces, and learning zones.
The University of West England provides on-campus housing facilities through 12 residence halls with excellent facilities. The university offers off-campus accommodation. The accommodation is available on the Frenchay campus and the Glenside campus. The cost of living is around GBP 7,725.
The university provides career support to graduates by connecting them to experts and professionals and helping them with resumes, interviews, and CVs. The tuition fee ranges from GBP 13,250 to 15,750. The university offers international undergraduate and graduate students merit scholarships.