Universities and Higher Education Institutions

Wimbledon has a long history as a leading specialist art college in London and we are now established within the University of the Arts London as the sixth college of the University. Students applying will join us not only as students of an outstanding specialist art college with an exceptional reputation... See more

The CPD Centre is an innovative and progressive unit within the Oxford University Department for Continuing Education. We aim to anticipate and respond to the needs of the wider community, particularly business, industry and the professions, by providing flexible, part-time professional development of... See more

The International Programmes division of the University of Oxford Department for Continuing Education offers a wide range of subjects and courses to those from outside the UK who wish to study for a shorter or longer period at Oxford. Course participants come from over fifty countries, mainly the United... See more

The School of Life and Health Sciences at Aston is acknowledged as UK-leading, with an outstanding reputation for teaching and research. The School prides itself on its excellence in research which is integrated into lectures, both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, giving students the distinct... See more

Founded in 1895 and a University since 1966, Aston is a long established research-led University known for its world-class teaching quality and strong links to industry, government and commerce. Professor Julia King became Vice-Chancellor of the University in 2006.Aston is based in the centre of Birmingham... See more

The History of the School of ArtsGordon Square was developed in the 1820s by Thomas Cubitt, then London’s best known builder. It is famous for its association with the Bloomsbury Group, a collective of intellectuals, writers and artists, including Virginia Woolf and E.M. Forster, who lived and worked... See more

The School of Education at Bath Spa University is one of the largest providers of education and training in the South West. We provide PGCE secondary teacher training in most subjects and our Primary PGCE has the highest possible Ofsted rating. Our Education Studies courses are exciting and innovative... See more

Welcome to Leeds University Calligraphy Society!Our aim is to introduce Leeds University students and the wider public to the various forms of calligraphy. We also aim to provide resources to those people who are interested in calligraphy, but are unable to physically attend our events. See more

The School of Design, Engineering & Computing at Bournemouth University offers courses in Design, Creative Technology, Software Systems and Psychology. Our students are taught in an innovative environment and are well equipped with the latest skills and knowledge to meet the changing technological environment... See more

The School of Law is a leading international centre for world-class legal research and scholarship and provides a distinctive University of London LLB law degree. We also offer an innovative programme of Masters degrees in law.The School of Law is committed to research excellence, with all members of... See more

The School of Business, Economics and Informatics is located at the heart of the College in the main building in Malet Street and in the Clore Management Centre just across the square. Our purpose-built facilities, coupled with those of the College, provide spaces in which to explore management, economics... See more

The School of Science offers state-of-the-art facilities and a first-class learning environment for students, and we offer a dynamic choice of courses in a range of subject areas. Our work is enhanced by a wide range of academic partnerships.Our School consists of three departments: Biological Sciences;... See more

Our undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes are designed to sharpen creative and analytical skills, develop confidence in working in teams and in problem-solving techniques. Whilst some facilities within the School of Arts are shared between subject areas, others are more specific and relevent... See more

Welcome to the School of Science.The School of Science comprises the Departments of Applied Computing, Psychology and Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolic Disease. Our staff-student ratio on taught programmes is less than 1:8 and contributes to Buckingham being ranked number 1 in the National Student Satisfaction... See more

Thomas Harper Adams was a wealthy Shropshire gentleman farmer. On his death in 1892 he bequeathed his considerable estate 'for the purpose of teaching practical and theoretical agriculture'. The marriage of the developing science of agriculture to the practice of farming was seen by an increasing number... See more

The Animals Department is currently composed of 21 teaching and 9 technical staff and is involved in the following areas: Animal Science, Animal Husbandry, Animal Health & Veterinary Nursing and Food Science & Ethics. The department contributes to all the programme areas delivered by the College, principally... See more

At Hull University Business School, we develop people and practices for a fast-changing and interconnected world.Our learning and teaching is informed by the work of our internationally active research community and our interaction with organisations and business professionals – which in turn enhances... See more

We're proud of being a thriving and successful higher education provider. Here are the top reasons why we hope you'll get involved with the University of Hertfordshire: Business-facing ethos: We are a new type of university - innovative, enterprising and business-facing with a commitment to adding value... See more

On 1st August 2008 we changed our name from Norwich School of Art and Design to Norwich University College of the Arts, after the Privy Council granted us the powers to award our own degrees up to Masters level.Mission StatementTo be a centre of excellence for creativity, learning and enterprise, fostering... See more

The 5000 undergraduate, postgraduate and research students in the Faculty are based at the Civic Quarter of the University. Our courses are managed by staff in six Schools, that span a broad range of cultural, social and technical subjects. During the year we celebrate the achievements of our students... See more