Brief Information About University of Bristol

Among the world's leading universities, the University of Bristol is one of the most influential. The school is one of 24 top research schools chosen by the Russell Group and is located in the centre of Bristol. It is the world's 23rd best university. The University of Bristol also boasts the greatest post-graduate employment rate and the lowest drop-out rate in the country.

Bristol, one of the original Red Brick universities founded in England's six biggest industrial towns, consistently ranks in the top 25 of all UK school rankings. The university is the top or second choice of 86 percent of applicants, despite receiving more applications than other UK universities.Nearly 20,000 students from more than 100 countries can study at The University of Bristol's programs in the UK or abroad for one year.

Services for International Students

The University of Bristol student service offers foreign students all the assistance they need to make their academic, personal, and university lives easier. A university student or student service officer will be waiting for you at the airport to pick you up and bring you to campus. During the first several weeks, you will be given all of the essential information and will meet many foreign students.

The University of Bristol hosts a "Welcome Week" for incoming students, during which you may learn about the city and meet other students. You may also get information about upcoming events and easily tour the city.

Ranking

Ranked #15 on the Times University Guide 2020 list

Ranked #23 on the Guardian University Guide 2020 list

Ranked #58 on the QS World University Rankings 2021 list

Ranked #87 in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2020

The high level of education at the University of Bristol has been rated "outstanding" by the UK government's independent education evaluation systems. The UK government, research authorities, finance, and industry organizations have also acknowledged the school as a pioneer in entrepreneurship, innovation, and research. Bristol was ranked "world-leading" and "internationally outstanding" by 83 percent of respondents in the 2014 Research Excellence Framework survey.

Chemistry, Engineering, Computer Science, Dentistry, Economics, English, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Politics, and Veterinary Medicine are also in the top ten.

Accommodation

All foreign students enrolled in the full-time program who applied for housing before the deadline will be provided with a suitable option.

The University of Bristol has around 4,000 rooms, two-thirds of which are first-class and include dining halls. Self-catering lodging is available in student homes and dorms, some of which may also be rented as flats. Some of the hostels are in the city center, while others are on the outskirts of town, in parks with breathtaking views of the Avon Gorge. Regular bus routes connect the dorms, university, and other sections of the city.

Location

The University of Bristol is located in the heart of the city. Although it is not a campus university, the majority of the faculties and buildings are within a few minutes' walk of one another.

There is easy access to the popular southwest coast resorts of the Cotswolds and Wales. Bristol, a bustling and dynamic city with a population of over 400,000, has been designated by the government as a "Cultural Center." Here are the region's top educational, commercial, and cultural institutions. Students like the city's high level of living. Bristol was also recognized with the "Future Small City Award" at the 2012-13 FDI Magazine awards.