University of the West of England, Bristol, England

About University of the West of England, Bristol, England

From humble beginnings in 1595 as Bristol Society of Merchant Venturers' Navigation School to becoming a hub for world-leading research with global impact, the University of the West of England (UWE) has a legacy of excellence for centuries that continues to grow. There are 3 campuses of the university that are the Frenchay Campus, the City Campus, and the Glenside Campus. Frenchay campus is the flagship campus that is close to the city centre and has the students’ union, library, sports facilities, shops, and more. The University of the West of England has 38,000+ students out of which there are more than 9,000 are international students. The university has a positive male-to-female ratio with more than 21,000 female and over 17,000 male students on campus. When it comes to research, 76% of UWE Bristol research is known for being world-leading and internationally excellent. They are focusing on groundbreaking research in technology, healthcare, and sustainability, among others, to create a global impact in these areas. The university also excels in offering high-quality education, which is reflected in the caliber of professionals at the university who have received the National and Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence over the years. It has also received a Gold Rating for student experience in the Teaching Excellence Framework. The excellence of the university is reflected in the success of its students, as 90% of students are engaged in employment or further studies after completing their course at the university. It has also had many changemakers walk down its halls over the years who have impacted the world of Global and National Politics, Entertainment, Art, and more.

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