University of Gloucestershire

About the university​

• 150-year tradition of education dating back to 1847​
• Approximately 10,000 students studying at their three campuses in Gloucestershire
• Top 5 in the UK for international student support (ISB, 2017)
• International students representing more than 60 countries 
• Over 100 academic courses to choose from

Why choose the University of Gloucestershire?

Employability

They offer placement year and short work experience options through their Degreeplus initiative, giving you valuable work experience for the job market. 95% of their graduates find jobs or further study within six months of graduating (DLHE 2016/2017). They score 94% in students’ satisfaction with Careers Advice (ISB, 2017).

Fast-track degrees

Two-year intensive bachelor's degree programs are offered in a number of subjects, including business and law, to help you graduate quicker and save money.

Student experience

Their welcoming and supportive campus environment allows you to get fully involved in university life. They're ranked in the top 5 in the UK for their international student support (ISB, 2017).

Quality teaching

They've been awarded 14 National Teaching Fellowships and have a strong portfolio of lecturers with industry experience. 94% of their students say they have expert lecturers (ISB, 2017).

Majors:

• Accounting and Finance
• Architecture, Construction and Environment
• Art
• Biosciences
• Business
• Computing and Cyber Security
• Criminology and Policing
• Design
• Education and Learning
• Engineering
• English and Creative Writing
• Film, Television and Media
• Geography
• Health and Social Care
• History, Religion, Philosophy and Ethics
• Hospitality, Tourism and Events
• Journalism
• Law
• Marketing
• Music
• Performing Arts and Production
• Photography
• Psychology
• Sociology
• Sport and Exercise

How to apply

International students should apply via UCAS by 30 June 2020. Note: Part-time study is not available to students on a Tier 4 Visa studying at RQF6 (undergraduate degree level) or below.

If you are applying via UCAS as an international student please note you should apply via UCAS by 30 June 2020. Note: Part-time study is not available to students on a Tier 4 Visa studying at RQF6 (undergraduate degree level) or below.

English Language Entry Requirements

Accommodation

 With around 1,380 rooms in halls of residence and plenty of university managed shared flats and houses in Cheltenham and Gloucester, there are lots of affordable accommodation options for you.

Their £38million investment in Pittville Student Village provides around an extra 600 rooms, including en-suite apartments and studio flats. The village boasts a gym, bar, café and outdoor games area; perfect for socializing with your new housemates.