UWE Bristol is one of the UK’s largest universities with over 30,000 students studying in Bristol or at our overseas partner universities. As an ambitious, supportive university, UWE Bristol work with their industry partners to identify skills shortages, and develop courses that meet industry needs and provide fantastic career opportunities for their students. And the results speak for themselves – UWE Bristol is ranked the 24th in the UK according to Guardian University Guide 2023, ranks 116th in Times Higher Education (THE) Young University World Rankings 2023, 2nd in Education courses (2021), 7th in Architecture (2023), 14th in Graphic Design (2023), 22nd in Fine Art (2023), and 36th in Electronic & Electrical courses (2023) in the Guardian University Guide. Plus, it ranks 6th in Building courses in the Complete University Guide 2023.

Nestled in one of the UK’s most prosperous and vibrant cities, UWE Bristol is a hub of academic excellence, hosting a diverse body of students from 166 countries. The university’s campus life goes beyond the norm, delivering an exceptional student experience that has earned it a ‘Gold’ rating. More than half of UWE’s courses come with professional body recognition, while 76% of its research is acknowledged for its significant impact.

The university’s three primary faculties – Arts, Technology and Environment; Business and Law; and Health, Science and Society- testify to its comprehensive educational offerings. UWE’s practice-led teaching is designed to arm graduates with the skills needed to thrive globally, contributing to their impressive employability outcomes.

UWE Bristol distinguishes itself with initiatives like the University Enterprise Zone, the Distinguished Address Series featuring external experts, international talent programs, and practical work opportunities. These, combined with robust academic, career guidance, and pastoral care, underscore the university’s commitment to student and staff welfare.

UWE Bristol fosters a culturally rich and supportive atmosphere by embracing equity, diversity, and inclusivity. Its outstanding commitment to sustainability is integral to its 2030 Strategy, which aims to confront climate and ecological challenges while aligning with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.