University of Wolverhampton

Over 2,500 international students from more than 130 countries call Wolverhampton University home. There are three major campuses at the university: Wolverhampton City, Telford and Walsall, each close to Birmingham, the second largest city in the UK. Nationally commended and internationally recognized, the university has TEF silver status and four stars in the most recent QS international ratings. It also has a 96% graduate employability record (DLHE 2018).

For more than 190 years, the University of Wolverhampton has been giving students life-changing opportunities, it has four faculties covering 18 schools and institutes with over 500 courses to choose from. Three divisions deliver courses in over 70 subject areas, all of which are approved by professional bodies. They have 19,045 students and currently offering more than 380 undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

With Birmingham just 18 minutes away by train, Wolverhampton is centrally located in the UK. Manchester is 70 minutes away and London is about 90 minutes away. In contrast to other UK cities, Wolver... Read more

Over 2,500 international students from more than 130 countries call Wolverhampton University home. There are three major campuses at the university: Wolverhampton City, Telford and Walsall, each close to Birmingham, the second largest city in the UK. Nationally commended and internationally recognized, the university has TEF silver status and four stars in the most recent QS international ratings. It also has a 96% graduate employability record (DLHE 2018).

For more than 190 years, the University of Wolverhampton has been giving students life-changing opportunities, it has four faculties covering 18 schools and institutes with over 500 courses to choose from. Three divisions deliver courses in over 70 subject areas, all of which are approved by professional bodies. They have 19,045 students and currently offering more than 380 undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

With Birmingham just 18 minutes away by train, Wolverhampton is centrally located in the UK. Manchester is 70 minutes away and London is about 90 minutes away. In contrast to other UK cities, Wolverhampton also provides a cheap cost of living.

In its students and the campus culture, the university spends a great deal. A 120% increase in funding allocation was announced for Wolverhampton's Quality Research (QR) by The Higher Education Funding Council for England Millions of pounds have been put into campus developments and learning facilities in recent years, including new engineering facilities, science building and a new home for the Business School.

A variety of scholarships, including awards for Indian nationals and those from Commonwealth nations, are available to qualifying international students. University provides help, by offering comprehensive career counseling, academic assistance and health and well-being services will benefit students. Wolverhampton seeks to give all students opportunities to develop their knowledge, skills and trust so that they can excel in the international market, since it is a global institution.

With all the facilities and exciting opportunities, the university is also dedicated to providing students who do not have adequate funding to fund their studies, hence they provide financial aid in the form of scholarships. University of Wolverhampton Sports Scholarship Scheme, the scheme is offered essentially for four sports (basketball, football, netball, and combat sports), nevertheless, athletes outside these sports are still considered, the scholars can receive the aid for over three years, up to a value of £4,500. The university is offering a generous range of scholarships to international students as a welcome in the country and to the university, students are awarded an international bursary of £1,000 per year and are available to all new international students seeking to take admission in the university.