University of Bradford

Overview

The University of Bradford is a progressive institution which aims to have a positive impact on society through embracing technology-oriented teaching methods and applied research. The university invests heavily in its facilities, and its city-centre campus is built with sustainability at the forefront of its design, such as using hemp-based building materials, edible gardens and even beehives on-site. Bradford has won several awards for its green initiatives.

Additionally, the campus is a technologically rich learning environment, with industry-standard equipment and some of the most highly qualified and widely experienced teaching staff, many of whom continue to be involved in active research alongside their teaching commitments. The university has been publishing ground-breaking research for over fifty years.

The university’s student community represents over 130 countries and more than 70 languages worldwide, making it a diverse and inclusive place to study a postgraduate degree programme.

University of Bradford students on Postgraduate Search say:

“I didn't know what to expect when I first came to Bradford. But here I started to feel like a family member. Everyone is extremely concerned and friendly. I believe that the education I will receive here will be very beneficial for my future career.”

“It's good so far. Mostly positive. I need a dedicated office space to conduct my research and be able to organize my work. The general responsiveness of management is excellent”

Postgraduate

At the University of Bradford there is a wide and varied landscape of postgraduate learning opportunities, with both taught and research degree programmes and many world-renowned research groups conducting leading work into some of the most significant issues in society and industry.

The university offers a range of specialised academic programmes, delivered by an international team of expert teaching staff, many of whom are active researchers. The university supports around 2,700 postgraduates, who form a close-knit community of learners, united by their membership at the University of Bradford, and in their effort to progress their academic or professional journey to the next stage of success.