


University of the West of England
Over the years, UWE Bristol has evolved and transformed to meet the needs of students and today's higher education. After years of transition, Bristol Polytechnic gained university status in 1992 and became the University of the West of England. According to the Postgraduate Teaching Experience Survey (PTES) 2020, the school remains in the top 10 for student satisfaction with graduate programs for the third year in a row.
It is a public university with its main campus located in Frenchay and three other campuses namely the City Campus, Glenside Campus and Gloucester Campus respectively. It is one of the most famous universities in the UK. Currently, the university has 31,877 students, including 22,927 undergraduate students and 8,950 graduate students. The student population includes 1,406 European students and 3,867 foreign students.
The university offers more than 600 courses across five faculties, including Business and Law, Environment and Technology, Arts, Creative Industries and Education, Health and Applied Sciences, and Associate Faculty. The university achieved an overall student satisfaction level of 88% in the National Student Survey (NSS) 2020, ranking 2nd in the UK and 7th in the UK. The school is also rated Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) for providing exceptional teaching and learning programs for students. The university has risen seven places and is now 21st in the UK, the highest among all other institutions established after 1992 in the Guardian University Rankings 2021. The university has 31,877 students enrolled, including 22,927 undergraduate students and 8,950 graduate students. The student body includes 1,406 European students and 3,867 international students.
With more than 600 courses at undergraduate, postgraduate, professional and short-term levels, also we offers a wide range of subjects in the areas of creative arts, health, science, business, law, engineering, environment & technology. The school is renowned for the quality of its teaching and for the overall student experience. They offers airport pick-up for new students as well as orientation events during the first weeks of term. Students can also take free English language courses offered by the Center for English Language and Academic Skills throughout the year. More than 3,000 students live in on-campus residence halls, and many have private bathrooms.
The school follows a semester schedule with intakes in January & September. The application process for international undergraduate students is similar to that of domestic students except for some additional requirements for international students.











