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The University of Bradford is a modern institution with a 50-year heritage of delivering high-quality education and conducting internationally renowned research. The university is known globally for the reputation of its curriculum, teaching facilities, and impressive portfolio of undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Degrees are designed in collaboration with industry leading organisations which ensures the relevance of course content, allowing graduates to be well prepared for competitive roles and impactful employment opportunities.
The main campus has accommodation and the Students’ Union on-site, which is well located within the city, only a five-minute walk to the centre. The university is home to a diverse community from over 130 countries, with over 70 languages spoken on campus, making it a rich and inclusive cultural environment.
The city of Bradford is home to the National Science and Media Museum and is a UNESCO City of Film. It has a vibrant food culture and so much to discover in both the city centre and countryside beyond. Bradford is also close to other major cities, such as Leeds and Manchester.
The University of Bradford’s award-winning virtual experience is available to all prospective students. This tool allows students to visit the campus from the comfort of their own home using the 360° tour of the university’s cutting-edge facilities, including the bioimaging suite, television studio and active research labs.
University of Bradford students on Whatuni say:
“My university experience was great. Made lots of connections with people on and outside of my course.”
“It has been a great experience of studying at Bradford University and I hoping to be back for my masters when ever I decide to start.”
“Overall I have had a good experience at university considering that my final year of studying is during a pandemic. The tutors have been very helpful and the teaching has been completely online which I surprisingly prefer over face to face teaching which I had during my first and second year.”
Courses are taught by world-leading experts at the University of Bradford, and they bring a wealth of knowledge and experience directly to the students through their course content. All courses meet strict quality standards with most boasting professional, statutory or regulatory body accreditation.
There’s a wide variety of courses available to students, covering subjects from accounting to biomedical engineering, film and television production to midwifery studies. Each curriculum is designed by industry experts, providing students with real-life skills and knowledge.
The courses on offer at the University of Bradford give students access to practical experience in world-class facilities. This support students in comprehending theory in a life-like setting. A great example of this is the Bloomberg Trading Room, where students are able to make investment choices and learn how to handle financial market data to make quick, but informed decisions.
University of Bradford students on Whatuni say:
“Staff were supportive and made the course enjoyable. The university provided us help when we needed it.”
“I really liked my lecturers because they were understanding and excellent teachers. My favourite thing about my course was the lab sessions which were very proactive and promoted independent learning.”
“I like that there are many teaching methods ranging from lectures to group sessions to labs and workshops.”
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GET PROSPECTUSEntry requirements for undergraduate degrees at the University of Bradford vary on a course-by-course basis, and can also vary slightly between successive academic years, depending on the particular course chosen. Offers are generally given, in terms of UCAS points, with equivalent grading for international applicants studying different assessment systems prior to university.
Full admission details are outlined on the individual course pages on the university’s website, and prospective students are encouraged to familiarise themselves with these details before making an application.
There are a number of alternative routes to enrolment, based on existing work or relevant experience, and the Bradford Admissions Team is available to contact for advice and guidance all year-round.
For entry onto a Bradford University course, a minimum level of English language proficiency is required, and certain courses may ask for extra submission material, such as a personal statement or a small portfolio of work.
UCAS TARIFF CALCULATORSend a message directly to the uni to learn more about their entry requirements.
ASK A QUESTIONThe Green is a student accommodation village located at the centre of campus, only a short walk from lecture halls, the Students’ Union and the city centre. It is designed with sustainability in mind and has features like solar sourced energy, rainwater harvesting and food growing areas.
The Green offers accommodation in six-bedroom apartments or 12-bedroom townhouses, with social spaces and garden areas. Each apartment has six en-suite bedrooms, and a shared kitchen/dining area and living space.
The townhouses are built like traditional terraced houses, with four bedrooms and two shared bathrooms per floor, and a shared open plan living/kitchen space.
There’s an on-site launderette, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour security and a social student lounge, as well as a Site Team and student wardens to help students living there, and also to organise events on-site, and trips further afield.
Every first-year student is guaranteed a place in the university accommodation. Contracts last for 42 weeks.
The University of Bradford has an excellent range of facilities available at its city-centre campus.
The campus has won many awards due to the sustainable approach to its development. Buildings are made from hemp, there are edible gardens on-site, and even beehives, which are looked after by student beekeepers.
The Student Central is a place to access a range of entertainment and support services. It is the base of UBU (the Students’ Union), where students can find information about clubs, societies and events. It is also home to the student radio station - RamAir, Bradford Student Cinema, the union shop, university bars and social spaces.
The university has excellent sports facilities, including the Unique Fitness Centre, housing a gym, swimming pool and climbing wall; and the Sports Park, only 5 minutes from campus, with a physio room and 3G pitches.
There’s plenty of food and drink venues on campus including CURB - deli bar, Atrium Coffee Bar and Peckish Rotisserie Chicken Bar.
University of Bradford students on Whatuni say:
“The university has easy access for the students with special needs. And it is always clean and easy to navigate.”
“The library is adequate and although the campus is small, it is clean and well-maintained.”
“The library is simply perfect. There is enough material whether thats preparing for an interview or writing my dissertation. I can also access books from home and don't have to worry about being charged. We can take out laptops if we have forgotten our and the printers are useful for last minute jobs.”
Find out more about the accommodations and facilities in person at the uni.
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VIEW 1399 REVIEWS WRITE A REVIEWB Bashir Reviewed 04 Mar 24 Applied Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics MSc One of the best aspects of my university experience has been the opportunity to engage with a community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about technology and innovation. The campus offers a variety of extracurricular activities that have enriched my social and academic life. However,... READ FULL REVIEW
MB Muhammad Bilal Reviewed 03 Mar 24 Big Data Science and Technology MSc I love studying at University of Bradford because it gave me the opportunity to explore myself in all aspect of life, either it is tech skills, studies, part-time opportunities, events, networking, content creation, or just food. Everything is so good here. Staff and students are from diverse... READ FULL REVIEW
The University of Bradford has the MyBradford team to support students and help them access the services they need.
There’s a range of ways the team can help students, and their services include:
The Personal Academic Tutor scheme means that students will have regular meetings with an assigned member of academic staff throughout their time at the University of Bradford. Students can discuss their personal and professional progress with their tutor on an ongoing basis.
There’s also the Student Life Team that help with any issues affecting student general welfare. The Students’ Union Student Advice Centre is based in Student Central and is open on weekdays all year round to advise and signpost students.
University of Bradford students on Whatuni say:
“The university support has been great, good contact with my personal academic tutor has helped me adapt to the change in circumstances.”
“Student support services at Bradford University allows all the students to take help when needed.”
“If you need support you can get it. At the same time the university wont baby you which is a good thing. All in all this is amongst the strongest features of the university. Most lecturers will tell you how to get help.”
Find out more about the student support offered on the university’s website.
VISIT WEBSITEThe University of Bradford has four faculties, covering a wide variety of specialisms. Each faculty has its own research centre, specialist facilities and highly experienced academics.
The four faculties are:
These faculties house different departments or academic schools within them.
The University of Bradford’s courses cover a wide range of subject areas:
Every student that studies at the university becomes a member of the University of Bradford Union of Students (UBU).
The union is based in Student Central, at the heart of campus, and is a state of the art “learning mall”. It’s home to Team Bradford; a welcoming community of students who aim to improve the student experience.
UBU represents all clubs, societies, student media and volunteers, and encourages all students to get involved with socials and student activism. UBU organises events, including club nights, live music, comedy, film screenings and freshers week.
The union is also there to support students with any personal problems, academic studies, safety and wellbeing, finance, accommodation and more. The UBU campaigns to improve all aspects of student life and is a place students can go for advice and support.
In addition, the union can also help students set up new clubs and societies if there is something they’re interested in that isn’t already represented.
University of Bradford students on Whatuni say:
“Every voice is heard at our University. Any changes we would like to make are taken to the faculty members and are discusses. If the change is made then thats great but if not, we get adequate feedback and amendments to make life here easy.”
“I do appreciate that we have someone to stand behind us.”
“I am overall satisfied with my experience. I really enjoy the close knit community in the small campus.”
There are over 100 societies to join at the University of Bradford. Societies are run by students, for students, and cover a variety of different interest areas. They also offer a great way to meet new people when starting university.
Societies can be based on hobbies, course subjects, faith, culture; anything at all. The Students’ Union supports its students to set up their own society if one doesn’t already exist to cover their interests. Current societies include baking, water polo, breakdancing, fencing, and debating.
There are also over 40 sports clubs that students can join. There’s a huge variety to choose from, including snow sports, mixed martial arts, football, archery, trampolining, basketball and cheerleading. Students enjoy keeping fit and making new friends whilst doing a sport they love.
Students can also get involved with the volunteering service as the Students’ Union works with charities and local organisations to create opportunities for students.
University of Bradford students on Whatuni say:
“They are a great way of making friends and relaxing especially if you're under stress and worry from being far away from home. ”
“There are lots of societies and ways to get involved in the university.”
“Sports clubs tend to be very inclusive.”
Bradford is a city with a rich cultural heritage, a diverse population and a young enterprising spirit that nurtures a thriving art and music scene. It’s a great place to be for those that like going out for good food and drink.
There’s great nightlife to be enjoyed, with newly opened venues, bars and cafés in the Independent Quarter, as well as the Underground Quarter, and Sunbridge Wells, which has underground entertainment and an independent shopping complex.
Bradford has a huge variety of restaurants and is known as the Curry Capital of the UK due to the sheer number and quality of its curry houses.
The city is also the world’s first UNESCO City of Film, with several cinemas and an exciting programme of events and festivals taking place each year.
Bradford has great transport links, with its international airport, direct trains to London and the cities of Leeds and Manchester nearby. Leeds is only 20 minutes from Bradford by train.
University of Bradford students on Whatuni say:
“The university is in a great location close to City Centre.”
“The university is placed close enough that everything is in walking distance.”
“Our university is in a perfect location such that there are many food shops whether thats for groceries or desserts or fast food. There also supermarkets that are merely a 10-15 minute walk such as Tesco, farmfoods, Aldi etc. Foster square and the train stations are nearby too , so you can travel around when you have time available after studying.”
See the campus and city for yourself in person by booking an open day place.
BOOK OPEN DAYThe University of Bradford encourages students to undertake placements and sandwich years as part of their course. Many courses offer the option of a 12-month placement, as well as the opportunity to study abroad.
Students have access to industry-standard facilities. Health care students have access to two fully equipped clinical wards, physiotherapy rooms and a fully functioning x-ray suite. Life sciences students can use the bioimaging suite, anatomage table and human patient simulator, and there’s also a fully equipped Crime Scene House.
Within each degree course, students are equipped with the real-life practical skills needed for successful transition into employment.
Courses are created with the input of industry partners, and students learn in a creative and collaborative environment. The Career and Employability Service also organises a series of events and fairs and offers one-to-one appointments to support their students to achieve the best graduate outcome.
University of Bradford students on Whatuni say:
“My course at the very least is incredibly tailored towards employment. Everything from lectures to labs are there to make you employed. This year so far we had 2 modules out of 6 that are directly linked to future employment which is great to see. That is probably why the University of Bradford students get so many job offers when they leave.”
“There are a plenty of workshops, seminars, and opportunity to enhance my reading, language, interview skills.”
“The careers department is helpful and sends regular emails.
The University of Bradford invests over £4 million in scholarships each year. There are various opportunities for financial assistance, depending on a student’s personal circumstances.
UK, EU and international students can apply for several non-refundable scholarships based on financial difficulties, academic excellence, or other personal circumstances.
Most students will only be successful in receiving one award, but they can apply for different scholarships and, if successful, will receive the scholarship of highest value. NHS funded students cannot apply for an additional scholarship.
Financial awards include:
The university website has full details about all the scholarships available for students.
UK students per year: £9,250.
International Students per year: Prices range from £1,500 to £18,440 depending on the course and level of qualification. Students can visit individual course pages on the university website for further details
Send a message directly to the uni to learn more about their scholarships and bursaries.
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Many courses at University of Bradford offer an opportunity to do a work placement or sandwich year. These opportunities will help you develop your employability skills, and the careers department is also on hand to offer personal support.
As well as a wide range of courses on offer, University of Bradford also has loads of clubs and societies you can join during your studies. Joining societies is just one of the many ways you can tailor your experience at University of Bradford to suit you.
With a degree in a subject you love, you'll find more doors opening to jobs you'll love. Studies have also shown that graduates earn more on average compared to non-graduates.
If you want to continue to pursue education, you'll be able to progress to postgraduate study once you've got your undergraduate degree. You could opt to study a master's, or even get a PhD.
Living in uni halls means you'll have access to communal areas including kitchen and dining facilities. These facilities offer you plenty of opportunity to socialise with the students you're living with.
You'll also find all bills are included in your rent, and yes, that includes WiFi. Rent also covers security and maintenance. There are accessible rooms available in halls that have been adapted for disabled students.