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Overview

With undergraduate students earning an average of £24,000 within six months of graduating at De Montfort University (DMU), the Leicester institution is one of the most valuable investments a student can make. Encouraging its students to develop their entrepreneurial flair, more than 100 new businesses are started by its students each year, while Frontrunners – DMU’s campus-based placement scheme - allows current students to apply for a variety of work placements within the university, putting lecture theatre learning into practice at the workplace.

By choosing DMU, you will be part of a creative and passionate student community that is inspired to make the most of the opportunities surrounding them. The university prides itself on combining teaching excellence with world-leading research and close links to businesses with over 170 courses accredited by professional bodies.

DMU is a university of quality and distinctiveness in the heart of the UK.

Alumni

Business

• Binja Kotak Dasani, Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE)
• Felix Ochefu, co-founder of IdeasLab

Design

• Ken Shuttleworth, architect
• Graham Cartledge CBE, architect
• Nicola Pellow, web designer
• Janet Reger, designer

For more information on design alumni, click here.

Arts

• Martin Ballard, BBC radio presenter
• Zarina Bhimji, Photographer and film-maker
• JS Clayden, vocalist for Pitchshifter, founder of PSI Records
• Marverine Cole, Sky News presenter
• Dorothy Cross, artist
• Charles Dance OBE, actor
• Pete Donaldson, broadcaster
• Keeley Donovan, BBC presenter
• Mike Foyle music producer
• Any Gotts, photographer
• Akram Khan, dancer
• Nero, music producer
• Nick Ruston, artist
• Simon Wells, director

For more information on arts alumni, click here.

Sport

• Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Indian Cricket captain. Awarded Hon. LittD (Doctor of Letters)
• Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards, ski-jumper
• Harry Ellis, former England international rugby player
• Kim Joo-Sung, former Korean international football player
• Lewis Moody MBE, former England rugby captain
• Geordan Murphy, Irish international, captain of Leicester Tigers rugby
• Budge Poutney, former Scotland international, former director of Northampton rugby

For more information on sports alumni, click here.

Fashion

• Laura Coleman, Model
• Liam Fahy, footwear designer
• Janet Reger, lingerie design

Overview

Aston University is a campus-based institution located in the heart of Birmingham, the UK’s second-largest city. Established in 1895, Aston received its Royal Charter in 1966 from Queen Elizabeth II, officially becoming a university. Today, Aston is known for its focus on employability and research, consistently maintaining a strong presence in both national and international rankings.

The University’s campus is home to five schools: Aston Business School, the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, the College of Health and Life Sciences, the College of Business and Social Sciences, and the Aston Medical School. It offers a wide range of programmes, including foundation courses, undergraduate, postgraduate taught, and research degrees. Aston has a diverse student community, with over 11,000 undergraduates and more than 2,000 postgraduate students from over 120 countries.

Alumni

Politics

• Keith Bradley, Baron Bradley (Labour politician and life peer)
• Robert Walter (Conservative MP)
• Simon D’Ujanga (State Minister for Energy, Uganda)
• Anthony Cheung (Secretary for Transport and Housing, Hong Kong)

Business

• Phil Popham (Global Operations Director, Jaguar Land Rover)
• Angela Beesley Starling (Co-founder of Wikia)
• Mark Wright (Executive Director, Jaguar Land Rover)
• Ravi Kant (Vice Chairman of TATA Motors India)

Media

• Laura Jones (BBC Journalist)
• Ivan Noble (BBC Journalist)
• Kate Walsh (Television Presenter)

FAQs

What is the acceptance rate for international students at Aston University?

Aston University has an acceptance rate of 50% so if you submit a well-rounded application that meets the requirements of the course you’re applying for, you’ll have a good chance of getting in. Submitting a complete application which lists all your qualifications correctly will increase your chances of gaining admission to Aston. 

When can I apply for admissions at Aston University?

If you’re planning to apply for an undergraduate programme at Aston University, apply through UCAS using Aston’s institution code found on their website. Keep the UCAS deadlines in mind – application for a course that begins in September will usually open a year ahead. If you’re submitting an application for a postgraduate degree, apply directly through the Aston University website. Similar to undergraduate applications, postgraduate ones will also open a year ahead. Our experts at SI-UK can help you make a timeline for your application so reach out to us today.

How do I get into an MBA programme at Aston University?

Securing admission in the Aston University UK for MBA is a competitive affair as the Aston Business School is among the top 1% in the world. If you meet the entry requirements of the MBA programme, including having a bachelor’s degree and at least two years of work experience in a relevant field, you’ll be able to submit a successful application. 

Which programme is Aston University known for?

Aston University is home to five schools – Aston Business School, the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, the College of Health and Life Sciences, the College of Business and Social Sciences, and the Aston Medical School – and offers a wide range of programmes at any level, including 30 Joint Honours degrees. It’s most popular courses include its MBA degree, accounting and finance degrees, and linguistics degrees.

Overview

The University of Reading has been at the forefront of UK higher education for nearly a century. Over the decades, it has become an innovator and pioneer, pushing academic boundaries and leading social change. Its four guiding principles form the foundation of its strategy: a genuine love of learning, creating new knowledge, embracing and celebrating the diversity of people and ideas, and caring for the environment.

The University of Reading was founded in 1892 and received its Royal Charter in 1926. The main campus, Whiteknights, is situated close to Reading town centre and hosts more than 23,000 students from over 160 different countries. 

The University of Reading has been in the top 20% of world institutions for ten years (QS World University Rankings 2015 - 2025). They offer a wide range of programmes from the pure and applied sciences to languages, humanities, social sciences, business and arts

The University is also known for its many partnerships with overseas universities and institutions, from student exchanges to research collaborations.

Alumni

• Wilfred Owen (Poet)
• James Cracknell OBE (Double Olympic gold medallist rower)
• Claire Taylor MBE (England cricketer and World Cup winner)
• Dr David Williams (former Chief Executive of the UK Space Agency)
• Jane Barker (former Chief Operating Officer of the London Stock Exchange)

Overview

The University of the West of Scotland (UWS) was formed in August 2007 by the merging of the University of Paisley with Bell College. 16,000 students are currently enrolled and it is the largest modern university in Scotland, spread across four campuses in Ayr, Dumfries, Hamilton and Paisley.

The University has six academic schools and, following the last National Student Survey, 84% of students were happy with UWS. Chemical, Process and Energy Engineering, Chemistry, Cinematics & Photography and Civil Engineering were also top in the Scottish sector for overall satisfaction.

The University of the West Scotland is one of Scotland's most vocational higher education institutions, boasting strong links with industrial and commercial partners. Students can take the option of a year's paid work placement as part of many degrees. Computing is a key strength, now formally acknowledged by an excellent teaching assessment.

Alumni

Overview

Coventry University has established a distinguished reputation for excellence and innovation in higher education, recognised as a sector-leading institution both in the UK and globally. With a robust network of partner institutions and representatives across the world, Coventry University ranks among the top 30 universities globally for international students, according to the QS University Rankings.

Coventry University has been awarded a 5 QS Star rating for Facilities, highlighting the quality and modernity of its campus amenities. The university continuously invests in state-of-the-art infrastructure to support the academic and professional development of its students. One of its flagship facilities is the £59 million Health and Life Sciences building, inaugurated by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in 2018.

Alumni

Overview

Goldsmiths is part of the world-recognised University of London and is based on a single-site campus in New Cross, South East London. Goldsmiths has been around since 1891 and has a strong reputation for degrees covering the arts, media, humanities, social sciences, computing, management and law.

Internationally renowned for a creative and innovative approach to teaching and research, Goldsmiths offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and English language courses in subjects covering arts and humanities, social sciences, cultural studies, computing, and entrepreneurial business and management. With about 10,000 students from 140 countries, the University provides a welcoming and broad-minded environment for studying in London. Students at Goldsmiths will be encouraged to explore subjects in fresh and creative ways. They will be able to experience university life in a friendly and supportive community, and will benefit from being in London – voted one of the best student cities in the world.

Alumni

• Damien Hirst (Artist)
• Steve McQueen (Director)
• Princess Beatrice of York
• Damon Albarn (Blur)
• Lucien Freud (Painter)

Overview

AUB is a leading arts university for the creative industries, dedicated to turning creativity into careers. The institution fosters curiosity, risk-taking, and adventure across its creative subjects.

AUB has strong ambitions for its graduates, aiming to prepare them for rewarding careers. Alumni frequently return with stories of their achievements, including businesses they’ve founded and awards they’ve won. No creative discipline stands alone at AUB. Collaboration is key, extending beyond the courses to partnerships with the broader academic world and the creative industry. AUB staff and students actively engage with local, national, and international communities, fostering a vibrant maker culture alongside a commitment to professionalism.

The university works with global brands and local SMEs, contributing creative services to exciting projects. Innovative thinking drives AUB's support for communities and social enterprises both at home and abroad. The university serves as a gateway to the £92 billion creative industry, which is growing faster than the UK economy and accounts for 1 in 11 jobs.

Alumni

AUB alumni do amazing things – some go on to work for global companies in the creative industries and some become successful freelancers, while others start up their own businesses.

Wolfgang Tillmans (photographer and Turner Prize winner): Wolfgang studied Photography at the AUB in the early 1990s. He is a critically acclaimed photographer who has been published in magazines such as i-d and Vogue and he is the first photographer to win the Turner Prize.

Simon Beaufoy (screenwriter): Simon penned the scripts for ‘The Full Monty’, ‘Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day’, ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’ and the multi-award-winning Danny Boyle film ‘Slumdog Millionnaire’.

Nick Knight (photographer): Nick studied Photography at the AUB in the late 1970s/early 1980s. He has photographed some of the world’s most famous people and is a multi-award-winning fashion photographer and owner of SHOWstudio.

Edgar Wright: Edgar studied a two-year National Diploma in Audio Visual Design at the AUB in the early 1990s and has achieved huge success as a writer, director and producer. He is most famous for his collaborations with Simon Pegg which include the Channel 4 television series ‘Spaced’ and films ‘Shaun of the Dead’, ‘Hot Fuzz’ and ‘The Worlds End’.

Suri Krishnamma: Suri studied Film at the AUB in the mid-1980s. He has directed several films, including ‘A Man of No Importance’, ‘New Year’s Day’, and ‘Wuthering Heights’ as well as several episodes of the BBC drama ‘Waking the Dead’. He has won four Film Festival awards and has been nominated for three BAFTAs.

Sir Peter Cook: Peter Cook received an Honorary fellowship in 2008. He originally studied at AUB in the 1950s. He was one of the founder members of the influential Archigram group in the 1960s and was co-editor of Archigram magazine. In 2007, he received a Knighthood for services to architecture in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.

Overview

The University of Warwick is a British campus university located on the outskirts of Coventry and is regarded as one of the country's leading institutions. The University of Warwick was established in 1965 and has more than 28,000 students enrolled from 147 countries. Despite its relatively young age, Warwick is ranked 7th overall among UK research universities in the Research Excellence Framework 2021.

The University of Warwick is made up of the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Science, Medicine and Engineering, and the Faculty of Social Sciences. Warwick has been ranked the best university in the UK for Teaching Quality and runner-up for University of the Year (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide).

Alumni

Overview

Brunel University London is a campus university located in Uxbridge, north-west London. It is within walking distance of the London Underground, just a 40-minute ride into the city and 20 minutes away from Heathrow Airport. It is one of the UK’s most ambitious, forward-looking universities and home to just under 18,000 students from over 150 countries.

Brunel is in the top quarter of universities in the world and ranked 38th in the UK (QS World University Rankings 2025) with 95% of courses offering a one-year’s placement year and over 100 taught master's degrees, enabling students to become experts in their chosen field.

Brunel guarantees accommodation on campus for the duration of studies (T&Cs apply).  They are also ranked joint 1st in the UK and 4th in the world for ‘international outlook’ by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2024. Expanding horizons and gaining new perspectives through Brunel’s international community.

Alumni

• Lee Mack (Comedian)
• Guillaume, Hereditary Grand Duke of Luxembourg
• Ross Brawn (Motorsport Engineer)

FAQs

Does Brunel accept non-UK qualifications?

Generally, yes. Brunel lists specific requirements in their course pages along with accepted international equivalents. You can reach out for support or information if you don’t find your qualification under the accepted equivalents.

How are academics and social life at Brunel University London?

Brunel University London offers a comprehensive academic experience and a vibrant social life within its campus. Brunel is known for its highly sought-after undergraduate and postgraduate courses in engineering, design, business, social sciences, and medicine, with opportunities for internships and placements through Brunel’s strong industry connections.

Located in Uxbridge 40 minutes away from central London, Brunel University London gives you access to world-class theatres, dining spots, and entertainment venues that suit a range of tastes. The campus community is welcoming and supportive and its student union has over 140 sports clubs and societies you can join. 

What are the living expenses at Brunel University London?

The average cost of housing on campus will cost you anywhere between £690 to £940 per month. Food and groceries will cost you approximately £160 per month.

What is the acceptance rate of Brunel University London?

The university has an acceptance rate of about 70%.

Overview

The University of Sussex was founded in 1961 in Brighton on the south coast of England. For over 60 years, Sussex’s courses, research, culture and campus have aimed to stimulate, excite and challenge. So, from scientific discovery to global policy, student welfare to career development, Sussex innovates and takes the lead. And today, in every part of society and worldwide, you will find someone from Sussex making an original and valuable contribution.

There are currently around 18,000 students enrolled from over 100 countries at the University of Sussex. Sussex is ranked in the top 250 universities worldwide and has several subject areas ranked in the global top 100, including business, economics, and social sciences. The University of Sussex is also 1st in the world for Development Studies in the QS World University Rankings by Subject. Sussex offers various scholarships for students of all backgrounds.

Alumni

• Dong Jin (DJ) Koh (President and CEO, Samsung Electronics)
• Zhang Xin (Property developer and co-founder of SOHO China)
• Tosin Akinluyi (Executive Director - Fixed Income, Morgan Stanley)
• Dr Shamshad Akhtar (Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific)
• Rebeca Grynspan (Associate Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme)
• Ian McEwan (Author)

Overview

Edinburgh Napier University gained full university status in June 1992 and currently has around 12,500 students enrolled. The University is largely located in Edinburgh’s east end, in buildings ranging from castles to old schools. It is one of Scotland’s top universities for graduate employability, offering work placements with many courses. Edinburgh Napier has a strong reputation for film education in partnership with the Edinburgh College of Art.

The University has around 3,000 students studying degrees in Hong Kong, Singapore and India through international partnerships, while dual-degree courses are also available with New York State University – enabling students to complete a four-year degree course at both institutions.

Edinburgh Napier is ranked eighth in the UK for ‘value added’, which measures students' entry qualifications against the degree results they go on to achieve. The University also runs ‘Confident Futures’, a programme which develops employability skills.

Alumni

• Sharmila Tagore - Bollywood actor
• Tom Kitchin – International Chef
• Chris Paterson – Scottish International Rugby player
• Catriona Shearer - BBC broadcaster

Overview

Founded in 1945, Henley Business School was one of the first business schools to be established in the UK and is one of the oldest and most respected schools in Europe.

It is consistently ranked among Europe’s top 50 business schools in the European Business School Rankings 2022 by the Financial Times and is also among an elite group worldwide to be triple-accredited for the quality and capability of its faculty and output. As part of the University of Reading, Henley operates within an academic institution that is placed within the top 30 UK universities in world rankings (QS World University Rankings 2023) and ranked in the top 200 universities in the world in the 2023 Times Higher Education World University Rankings.

Henley’s Finance Masters benefit from access to the ICMA Centre – pioneers in finance education and renowned for its strong links with the financial services industry.

Alumni

Overview

Founded in 1976, St. George's University (SGU) is a centre for academic excellence worldwide. With students and faculty drawn from more than 150 countries, SGU is truly an international institution with a uniquely global perspective. The SGU School of Medicine is accredited by the Grenada Medical and Dental Council, which has been recognized by the World Federation for Medical Education (WFME).

Alumni

SGU has over 22,000 School of Medicine graduates in the US and around the world, who are part of a strong alumni network based on the number of students who completed the Doctor of Medicine program from 1981-2023.

Overview

Durham University is a collegiate public research university located in Durham, England, established by an Act of Parliament in 1832 and officially founded in 1837. As a collegiate university, its main functions are divided between its academic departments and 17 colleges. While the departments are responsible for research and teaching, the colleges provide accommodation, pastoral care, and a strong sense of community, supporting students' overall well-being and personal development.

Durham is a member of the Russell Group, an association of the UK’s leading research-intensive universities. It is consistently ranked among the world’s top universities, placing 89th in the QS World University Rankings 2025. The University’s teaching quality is widely recognised, with 19 of its 25 academic departments ranked among the global top 100 in their respective fields.

Durham University offers over 200 undergraduate and 190 postgraduate programmes across its four faculties: Arts and Humanities, Business, Social Sciences, and Engineering and Science.

Alumni

• Tim Smit (Founder of the Eden Project)
• David Sproxton (Co-founder of Aardman Animations)
• Andrew Strauss (Cricketer)
• Justin Welby (Archbishop of Canterbury)
• Sir George Malcolm Brown (Geologist)

Overview

For over 50 years, Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) has provided people worldwide with a rich academic and professional education. With 17,000 students from 100 different countries enrolled, CCCU passionately believes in the power of higher education to enrich and transform lives. Graduate employment records are some of the best in the UK, and the research community has an international reputation. In the latest National Student Survey, Canterbury Christ Church received its highest-ever score for student satisfaction.

Canterbury Christ Church University has three vibrant and exciting campuses. Each one is different, but all have the essence of the university at their heart. Over recent years, multi-million-pound developments have ensured CCCU students enjoy the best facilities. State-of-the-art libraries, study rooms and IT will provide you with all the academic resources you need, while the sports centre and fitness suite offer the opportunity to exercise and play a huge range of sports.

Alumni

• Kate Blewett – award-winning producer and director with the BBC
• Jonathan Holmes – writer, script editor and presenter
• Geraldine McCaughrean – award-winning author
• Jane Carter – Creative Director of Music at BBC Worldwide
• Joel Hopkins – BAFTA award-winning film writer-director

Overview

An investment in postgraduate education at Cranfield University is a transformative step towards advancing a professional career. As a university with a global reputation, Cranfield offers students the opportunity to build strong connections with some of the world’s leading companies across various industries.

Cranfield University is exclusively postgraduate and specialises in key areas such as aerospace, defence and security, energy and power, environment and agrifood, manufacturing, transport systems, and water. Cranfield School of Management is internationally recognised for excellence in management education and research, contributing significantly to the university's reputation.

Queen’s Anniversary Prize: Cranfield is a six-time recipient of this prestigious award, the only national honour presented to educational institutions for their contributions to the public good.

Alumni

Cranfield University has over 70,000 alumni over 170 countries and are committed to providing a world-class programme of inclusive and lifelong services to alumni. Learn more here.

Notable Cranfield alumni:

Warren East, CEO of Rolls-Royce; John McFarlane, Executive Chairman of Barclays; Ombola Johnson, Minister for Communication Technology Nigeria; Charlie Mayfield, Chairman, John Lewis Partnership; and Garry Copeland, Managing Director - Operations, British Airways.

Cranfield Open Days

Cranfield offer up to five Open Days a year at its main campus, providing you with the chance to attend informative theme showcase sessions, meet academic staff, talk to current students and visit world-class facilities. You will be able to enjoy a campus tour as well as visit our great range of accommodation options. The Admissions team will be on hand to guide you through the application process and you will have the opportunity to explore funding opportunities that may be available to you. Register now.

Cranfield Contact Information

Overview

Newcastle University is a world-class institution established in 1834 with an international reputation for academic excellence. Newcastle University is a founding member of the elite Russell Group, a group of 24 highly research-intensive universities in the UK. High-quality teaching, strong research profile, and outstanding student support make the University one of the most popular institutes in the UK.

Newcastle University is dedicated to excellence, creativity and innovation, pioneering solutions that can change our world. Delivering world-class research and teaching, we are tackling some of the biggest challenges facing society globally, leading in our key strengths of ageing and health, data, energy, cities, culture and creative arts, and one planet. We educate for life, nurturing the next generation of creative practitioners, clinicians, scientists, engineers and educationalists.

Alumni

• Rowan Atkinson (Comedian)
• Princess Eugenie of York
• Jonathan Sacks (Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth)

Overview

Royal Holloway, University of London, is known for its commitment to research and education, Royal Holloway fosters a community that supports academic, social, and personal development. The University is a constituent college of the University of London, with a history that traces back to 1886, founded by two social reformers dedicated to promoting educational excellence and inclusivity.

The University offers a distinctive educational experience on a picturesque campus, often cited as one of the most beautiful in the world. Located in Egham, Surrey, just outside London, Royal Holloway provides a serene and supportive learning environment with the advantage of easy access to the vibrant cultural and professional opportunities of the capital. The University's academic structure encompasses three faculties: Arts and Social Sciences, Management, Economics and Law, and Science. It is renowned for its research contributions, particularly in areas such as the sciences, humanities, business, and law.

Alumni

• George Eliot (Novelist)
• David Bellamy OBE (Botanist and broadcaster)
• Richmal Crompton (Novelist)
• Francis Wheen (Journalist and broadcaster)

FAQs

When can I apply for the Royal Holloway London admissions?

You can apply for the fall intake in early September when UCAS applications open and for the spring intake, you can apply in January or February. The deadline for applications may change every year, so it’s best to check your UCAS deadlines as you start your application process. 

Which programmes is the Royal Holloway University of London known for?

Royal Holloway is known for its humanities, performing arts, and STEM subject streams and the most sought-after programmes are in music, creative writing, economics and business, physics, psychology, and geosciences. 

Royal Holloway is also known for its research excellence and offers master’s programmes with research in many fields like law, geosciences, life sciences, and performing arts.  

What are the career opportunities for the Royal Holloway University of London graduates?

Royal Holloway graduates have the opportunity to work in fields like business, research and academics, social services, communication and media, and IT. 

The university supports you with career guidance during your studies and two years after you graduate, so you can get mentorship and access job opportunities through industry connections.

Does Royal Holloway University of London offer scholarships?

Yes. The International Fee Award (Undergraduate) deducts £1,300 from your tuition fee and it’s applied automatically to all international undergraduates who are eligible. 

Royal Holloway also awards the Royal Holloway India Postgraduate Scholarship of £6,000 for Indian postgraduate students following a taught master’s programme at the university. 

Does the Royal Holloway University of London require IELTS?

Yes, international students have to meet the language requirements set by the university. Royal Holloway accepts IELTS Academic (6.5), PTE Academic (61), TOEFL iBT (88), and a few more English language proficiency tests that meet the university requirements.

Overview

The University of Manchester is located in the north of England and is one of the largest universities in the UK, with approximately 41,000 students, including over 11,000 international students from more than 160 countries. It employs around 12,000 staff members and is known for its academic and research excellence as a member of the prestigious Russell Group of leading UK universities.

The University has a distinguished history of innovation and impact, boasting 25 Nobel Prize winners among its current and former staff and students. These include ten in physics, nine in chemistry, three in physiology/medicine, and three in economics. The University is ranked 34th in the QS World University Rankings 2025 and 52nd in the Academic Ranking of World Universities 2024 (Shanghai Jiao Tong).

In the most recent Quality Assurance Agency review, the University received high praise, with confidence placed in the quality of its learning opportunities and student experience.

Alumni

• Louis de Bernières – Author
• Dr Mark Kermode – Film Critic
• Ben Elton – Writer and Comedian
• Sir Norman Foster – Architect and Designer
• Teo Chee Hean – Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence (Singapore)
• Benedict Cumberbatch – Actor

Overview

The University of Bath is known for excellence in teaching and research, a highly regarded student experience, and providing outstanding real-world preparation for the workplace. Located overlooking the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath, the University has a national and international reputation for quality: 

Bath's academic courses are designed to provide both rigorous intellectual challenge and real-world relevance, allowing you to study with researchers who are leaders in their field.

Alumni

• Justin King (former CEO of Sainsbury’s, current Chairman of Made By Sport)
• Amy Williams MBE (Skeleton Olympic gold medallist)
• Heather Stanning MBE (Coxless pair rowing Olympic gold medallist)
• Nigel Sharrocks (former Managing Director of Warner Bros.)
• Ash Atalla (TV producer)
• Sue Ryan (former Managing Editor of The Daily Telegraph)

Overview

Ulster University is located in Northern Ireland and has four campuses in Belfast, Coleraine, Magee College and Jordanstown, and a fifth virtual campus, Campus One, online. Each campus has a different focus, meaning that students will generally spend their entire time at the University on a single site, and more than 2,000 international students from over 50 countries are currently enrolled.

Over 90% of Ulster graduates are in work or further study six months after graduation, and more than 4,000 students have successfully completed eLearning courses at Ulster University. The Times Higher Education 100 Under 50 rankings classified Ulster as a leading modern University and in the top 100 globally.

The University of Ulster places a strong focus on employability, with many courses receiving professional accreditation and including work placements. This also leads to certain unique facilities, like FireSERT: a postgraduate teaching and PhD programme which focuses on fire safety science and engineering.

Alumni

• Gary Lightbody (Snow Patrol)
• Omid Djalili (Comedian)
• Willie Doherty (Artist)
• Roberta Carol Blackman-Woods (MP)