Top 10 most inexpensive universities in the UK

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For those considering studying in the UK for either undergraduate or postgraduate courses, the first major concern is the cost of tuition fees. It is well known that British universities are among the most expensive colleges to study in. That is just partly true. The reason why British education seems so expensive is not because of the college fee, but the living expenses. London is the most expensive student city in the world for Indian students. In this article, we will inform you about the low-cost universities in UK.

The tuition fee at most colleges is more expensive for international students compared to British or European residents. Prospective international students look out for the low fees universities in UK. There are still a few colleges that are more affordable compared to others. Also, one thing to remember is that just because the tuition fee to these colleges is low, it doesn’t mean they are any less competitive. The colleges below have the lowest tuition fee and are very popular as well. You can have a look at the cheap and affordable fees universities in the UK.

1. Staffordshire University

The university is noted for its science departments with several of its programs and departments featuring in the top 10 in the UK. University sets out in its plans to be an ethical and values-led organization and will operate as a responsible and sustainable business. It has been ranked in the top 100 Universities in the UK for many years.

Tuition Fees Academic this Year:

Computer Science BSc (Hons)	£14,000
MSc Computer Science	£14,500
Master of Business Administration (MBA)	£15,500
International Business Management MSc	£14,500

Established in 1914, Staffordshire University is a government university offering various undergraduate, graduate, professional, and distance learning programs. The university is divided into six academic departments, including computing and digital technologies, creative arts and Engineering, Health and Social Care, Law, policing & forensics, Staffordshire Business School and life sciences, and education.

In the year 1988, the institution changed its name to Staffordshire Polytechnic, and in 1992, it officially became Staffordshire University. The university raises funds to foster a better, safer, and healthier society.

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Equipped with the latest technologies and student-friendly amenities, the campus of this university offers a range of activities and a supportive environment. Presently, the university has one main campus called Stroke-on-Tent Campus and two different centers, namely Stafford Centre of Excellence and Shrewsbury Centre of Excellence. The main campus of the university is easily accessible as it is located near the city. The campus has well-connected transportation facilities and libraries that open 24/7 during critical times of the academic year. The Stafford Centre of Excellence has the latest technologies and equipment to support health care learning. Additionally, the Shrewsbury Centre of Excellence located within the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital has clinical training facilities and a clinical simulation suite.

Staffordshire University owns Unitemps, which is the official recruiting agency of the institute. It was formed to help businesses recruit talent from the university. It also provides internship opportunities and short-term shift employment services. Over 90% of the recruiters at the university choose to take their interns on as full-time employees. Additionally, internship services offered by Unitemps are divided into Graduate Internship services and Student Internships. To support the financial needs of students, the university grants several funds and allowances. Some of these funds are the Exceptional Learning Support Fund, the Hardship Fund, and the Student Experience Fund.

Home to many notable alumni who are now leading successful careers, Staffordshire University has produced many exceptional leaders and pioneers. The list of prominent alumni of this university is endless and includes names like famous football player Jermaine Allen, artist Alex Frost, Tabloid journalist Emma Jones, Studio potter David Leach and poet Ian McMillan. The university has an online portal named The Staffordshire University Alumni Online, which connects all alumni with the university. It also has an alumni magazine called Horizon, which features famous success stories. Staffordshire University official website

2. Teesside University

Teesside University is consistently in the UK’s top ten for overall average international student satisfaction-International Student Barometer 2008-12. It is the first and only modern university to be named the Times Higher Education University of the Year. The university has over 80 years of teaching excellence. The international scholarship is worth £1,500 a year.

Full tuition fee for the courses starting from Sep this year

Full-time undergraduate course	£13,000 (per year)
Full-time postgraduate diploma course	£12,400
Two Year Master’s degree £15,000	(£7,500 per year)
Full-time research degree (standard tier)	£11,750 (per year)
Full-time research degree (enhanced tier)	£14,500 (per year)
Doctorate in Health & Social Care	£13,000 (per year)

Founded in the year 1930, Teesside University is an open engineering university that is associated with the University Alliance. Earlier, the university was referred to as the Constantine Technical University. In 1992, it gained the status of a university, and the degree courses provided at the university were recognized by the University of London. The major focus of the university is in the field of engineering, metallurgy, and chemistry. The first technical building of the university was designed and built by the renowned architect of London, Graham R. Dawbarn. He is also known for his contributions to the construction of the Corpus Christie College in Cambridge. Also, Teesside University is among the first universities in the United Kingdom to follow the Further and Higher Education Act. After the 1990s, the university has witnessed a rapid growth in the number of enrolments.

The main and the newest campus of the university is the Darlington campus which is spread over 15,890 square ft. of land. The campus features accommodation for its students. It provides all the facilities and services required by the students. The residential buildings are known as the Central Halls. The housing facility is managed and maintained by the management authorities of the university. The campus has a peaceful learning environment. The library consists of thousands of books, research papers, journals, and technical e-books. Also, many restaurants, cafes, chemist shops, and departmental stores are located near the campus. Students can avail of all the necessary services. Public transport is easily accessible from the university. In addition, due to the increasing number of students, the university decided to expand its campus area and faculty buildings. Huge investments have been made for the expansion.

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The main and the newest campus of the university is the Darlington campus which is spread over 15,890 square ft. of land. The campus features accommodation to its students. It provides all the facilities and services required by the students. The residential buildings are known as the Central Halls. The housing facility is managed and maintained by the management authorities of the university. The campus has a peaceful learning environment. The library consists of thousands of books, research papers, journals, and technical e-books. Also, many restaurants, cafes, chemist shops, and departmental stores are located near the campus. Students can avail of all the necessary services. Public transport is easily accessible from the university. In addition, due to the increasing number of students, the university decided to expand its campus area and faculty buildings. Huge investments have been made for the expansion.

There are 18,263 students in the undergraduate program and about 2,138 students in the postgraduate program. The academic curriculum involves a wide range of subjects that are divided into various faculties. Some of the major subjects are Aerospace Engineering, Animation, Chemical Engineering, Bioinformatics, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, and Computer Science. Students get great opportunities to learn about the courses with well-experienced faculty members. The university also provides students with huge scope to understand a different academic structure in the student exchange program.

The university has a list of notable alumni that includes Vera Baird (Former Member of Parliament for Redcar), Stephen Uppal (Famous actor), Philippa Gregory (Novelist), Chris Stevenson (Renowned author), Jamie Dornan (Actor, model, and musician), Tom Blenkinsop (Former British Labour Party politician), David Bowe (Former Member of European Parliament), Paul Marsden (Writer and Businessman), Ben Everson (Famous football player) and Nicole Westmarland (Social activist) Teesside University official website

3. Leeds Beckett University

Leeds Beckett offers quality education and skills at affordable prices. The university has partnered with numerous companies and organizations to make sure that students get the best jobs after completing their studies. It offers one of the lowest tuition fees among British universities.

Annual Tuition Fees (Non-EU)

Foundation	£11,000
Undergraduate (most courses)	£12,000
Postgraduate (most courses)	£13,000 to £14,000
Research	£14,000

Welcoming international students

Leeds is a multicultural city and home to 60,000 students, which is reflected in Leeds Beckett University’s diverse community – students from 144 countries and territories across the world choose to study here, in one of the most popular student cities in the UK.

Leeds Beckett University is ranked five out of five stars for Employability, Teaching, and Inclusiveness*
The university has a history dating back to 1824
Leeds Beckett University is investing £200m in their university facilities

Five Star Employability

Degree courses at Leeds Beckett University are taught by expert academics who have close links with industry to ensure that you graduate with the skills, knowledge, professional accreditation, and experience that is relevant to your future career. The Employability Team also offers a range of helpful careers services.

Leeds Beckett University achieved five out of five stars for employability in the QS World University Rankings 2021
Work placements with leading UK and international companies
94% of all Leeds Beckett University graduates are in work or further study six months after graduating* You may also like:
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Dynamic Modern University

The University’s two campuses have modern and industry-standard facilities and the latest technology where you can fully embrace your personal and professional interests.

Leeds Beckett University are investing £200m in university facilities
£1 million invested in clinical skills suite for nursing, nutrition, physiotherapy and occupational therapy students
JAMES accredited music studios and performance spaces
Sports facilities that attract Olympic athletes
State-of-the-art business, finance, law, marketing, and PR suites and modern studios for fashion, architecture, and art and design courses

Student life

Whatever you are looking for from your university experience, you’ll find it at Leeds Beckett University. You’ll join a lively student community and enjoy rich student life at the City and Headingley campuses. With great food, shopping, and entertainment on your doorstep, you’ll never run out of fun things to do in the lively city of Leeds. Leeds Beckett University official website

4. Leeds Trinity University

Sunday Times 2013 University Guide placed Leeds Trinity University in the top 10% of UK universities for teaching excellence. One-fifth of the undergraduate courses receive 100% overall satisfaction from recent graduates. Known as the safest university in Leeds according to the complete university guide 2013.

Tuition Fees Academic Year

Three-year undergraduate degree course	£12,000 (per year)
Two-year undergraduate degree course?	£12,000 (per year)
MA Childhood and Education	£11,500
MA Creative Writing	£11,500
MA Family Support	£11,500
MA International Business	£12,500
MA Journalism	£12,500
MBA	£12,500
MA Mental Health in Children and Young People	£11,500
PhD, MPhil ?or MbR? (cost per year)	£12,500
MSc Psychology (conversion)?	£12,500
MA Victorian Studies	£11,500
PGCE	£12,500

Leeds Trinity University is a reputable public education institution. It was established in 1966. After the merger in 1980, the university had to justify courses that had been deemed uneconomical. After the merger, it was known as Trinity and All Saints College. In 2012, it had gotten its university status.

The campus of Leeds Trinity University is close to a village named Rawdon. It is located at Horsforth, off Brownberrie Lane. The Horsforth railway station and Leeds City Center is 15 minutes away. During 2009-10, the campus was renovated. Presently, there are 8 Halls of Residence at the Leeds Trinity campus. The most notable one is the All Saints Court students’ accommodation. Around 198 bedrooms with self-catered and ensuite facilities were developed for £6 million. This had opened in September 2010.

The campus has the Andrew Kean Learning Center in the Leeds Trinity Library. This Learning Center has around 115,000 print volumes and 500,000 electronic books. There is also a large section equipped with classroom resources. All library facilities are accessible 24×7. This campus also houses a sports science laboratory, and nutrition and food preparation laboratory. These offer facilities for sport psychology practicals, fitness testing, practical research with food, and dietary analysis.

Foundation and top-up courses include subjects – Supporting Children and Families in Social Contexts and Supporting Learning and Additional Needs. Foundation Year courses include programs falling under Arts and Communication, Business, Computing, Education and Childhood, Journalism Studies, Legal Issues, Social Science, Sports, and Health. Courses under apprenticeships include Chartered Manager (Professional Practice in Leadership and Management), Supply Chain Leadership Professional Degree Apprenticeship, Business to Business sales Professional Degree Apprenticeship, Children, Young People, and Families Practitioner Higher Apprenticeship, Digital Technology Solutions Professional Degree Apprenticeship, Senior Leader Master’s Degree Apprenticeship, and Digital Marketer Degree Apprenticeship.

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The notable alumni of Leeds Trinity University include British peer and disability rights activist Nicola Jane Chapman, Baroness Chapman, Irish presidential candidate Mary Davis, Conservative Party politician Kris Hopkins, Minister for Culture, Media, Youth, and Sports of Liberal Party of Gibraltar Steven Linares, Conservative Party politician Jason McCartney, Irish Fine Gael politician Paul McGrath, CNN journalist Stephanie Busari, comedian and writer Kate Fox, English musician Nick Hodgson, author and journalist Lis Howell, TV, and Film Director Julian Jarrold, historian and author of religion Edward Jarvis, TV presenter Rebecca John, BBC radio presenter Shaun Keaveny, novelist Dorothy Koomson, author Mark Morris, British painter Hughie O’Donoghue, florist Paula Pryke, singer Kimberley Walsh, sports journalist Don Riddell, and Commonwealth Games marathon champion Ian Thompson. Leeds Trinity University

5. University of Cumbria

Established in 2007, the university is based upon the idea of a distributed learning network so that teaching takes place both at the university’s campuses and at remote colleges around Cumbria. The University of Cumbria has a strong track record in interdisciplinary research inviting and welcoming students from all over the world. In 2012 university launched an innovative Institute for leadership and stability at their Ambleside campus to further the learnings of the students

Tuition Fees Academic Year

Bachelor’s degree (BA, BSc, LLB)	£12,800
BA (Hons) Social Work	£15,500
?Postgraduate Courses	£12,800
MBA	£14,500

Established in the year 2007, the University of Cumbria has already made its mark in the field of academics. The university has 5 basic departments, including the Institute of Business, Industry, and Leadership; Institute of Health; Institute of Arts; Institute of Education; Institute of Science, Natural Resources and Outdoor Studies. It offers courses at undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels. A number of CPD/short courses are also offered.

The university maintains Carlisle and Lancaster campuses. Besides, it has campuses in Ambleside; Penrith; and Workington. The facilities available at the university are absolutely world-class. The university also operates Sports & Fitness programs, Stanwix Theatre and Vallum Gallery. The university offers student support services, including career and employability counseling. The laboratories and library services offer huge support to students.

A number of financial aids are available under various schemes at the institution. There are Bright Futures Fund, Hadfield Trust Creative Travel Award, and Professor Strike Prize for STEM. Such scholarships can be availed by all eligible candidates, irrespective of their nationality. Academic excellence is the prime factor to qualify for these aids. University of Cumbria official website

6. London Metropolitan University

University’s courses provide practical, workplace skills and opportunities for professional development, at an affordable price and have one of the largest teaching labs in Europe; specialist art and design studios, and more. The university’s Business School in Moorgate has recently undergone a £1 million refurbishment.

Tuition Fees Academic Year

Full-time honours degree (BA or BSc)	13,200
Masters degree (Data Analytics – MSc)	13,750
MBA	13,250

Established in 2002, London Metropolitan University is associated with the International Association of Aviation Personnel Schools, Universities UK, the Association of Commonwealth Universities, and the European University Association. The university was formed with the merger of the University of North London and London Guildhall University. In 2006, it developed a science center. Earlier, the institution was known as London Guildhall University. In 1992, it was awarded university status. As the number of enrolments increased over the years, the university decided to expand its area.

The university comprises three campuses. The main campus is located on Holloway Road. The campus aims to provide all the necessary facilities required by the students. The university has six schools at the campus, namely the School of Business & Law, School of Human Sciences, School of Computing & Digital Media, School of Social Professions, School of Social Sciences, and School of Art, Architecture, & Design. All the fests, competitions, events, quizzes, and seminars conducted by the university are organized within the campus. The campus is close to many cafes and restaurants. General stores, medical shops, and stationery shops are nearby the campus. Public transport is easily available from the institution. The students experience a peaceful learning environment at the campus.

The university offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs. There are a total of 12,145 students. The undergraduate program consists of 9,400 students and about 2,745 students are under the postgraduate program. The courses at the university are taught by well-experienced faculty members. They take students for industrial visits for practical knowledge and exposure. The student media at the university has launched a Verve magazine, a Verve radio show, and a law magazine. The Verve magazine involves articles about general politics, lifestyle, fashion, and sports. The radio show is maintained by the student’s organization on which the students share their thoughts and opinions. The law magazine includes articles on law, politics, and international relations. The academic curriculum of the university has a broad range of subjects that allow the students to make choices among the courses according to their interests.

The university has a list of some notable alumni that includes Helen Baker (Author), Noel Clarke (Director, actor, & screenwriter), Alannah Curie (Artist), Tom McRae (Singer & songwriter), Vic Reeves (Comedian), Matthew Sweeney (Famous poet), Alison Moet (Pop singer), Edwin Smith (Famous photographer), Jamie Theakston (TV presenter), Eamonn Walker (Theatre actor), David Goodchild (Former cricket player), Garth Crooks (Former football player), Ian M. Cook (CEO of Colgate-Palmolive), Edward George Clarke (Politician), Daniela Ruah (Actress), Jane Shepherdson (CEO of Whistles), Pola Uddin (Community activist), Edward Robert Harrison (Astronomer and Cosmologist) and Candy Atherton (Renowned Journalist). London Metropolitan University

7. The University of Bolton

The University of Bolton offers some unique degrees, for example, Special Effects for Film and TV and Visual Effects for Film and TV. It also offers a wide range of vocational courses, along with the more traditional academic courses. There are 14,000 students across all sites and courses, with 700 academic and professional staff.

Tuition Fees Academic Year

International Foundation Semester	£4250
International Foundation Year	£8500
Pre-Masters Semester	£4250
Postgraduate Certificate (60 credits)	£3750
Undergraduate courses	£11250 (Per Annum)
Postgraduate (excluding MBA)	£11250
MBA	£12500
MPhil, Phd	£10170
Phd by publication	£12715

Located in Bolton, England, the University of Bolton is a public university that dates back to 1825 when Bolton Mechanics’ Institute was established. It was granted powers to offer degrees in 1992 and research degrees in 1995. Finally, the Institute was awarded university title in 2004 by Privy Council consent.

The university maintains an urban campus loaded with modern facilities. Set between Derby Street and Deane Road in Bolton. It also houses more than 11,000 students. It has about 25% of the student population from ethnic minority communities. The university welcomes students from 60 foreign countries outside the UK. Bolton also maintains Chaplaincy that contains numerous diverse faiths. Apart from having links with foreign academic institutions in Singapore, Germany, Greece, China, Malawi, and Malaysia, Bolton has an academic centre in Ras al-Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates.

Not just this, the university also offers research opportunities. Students can enroll for Masters and Ph.D. degrees. Bolton is known for its industry-relevant teachings and vocationally focused degree programs. It offers known courses like Business and Media programs. Other than this, the university has the Research & Graduate School (R&GS) that operates all the students enrolled for a research degree and any kind of development done by the researchers all over the university. The school also offers help to the research students to improve their practice as a researcher and to make the most of research opportunities available at the university.

Apart from this, the university hosts several social events and provides numerous other facilities such as advice and support to the students, representation, and sporting clubs. The university has several different sports teams challenging in the BUCS leagues. Students can play a variety of sports like basketball, football, netball, rugby, and hockey. To conduct sports activities, the university has maintained an eight-lane, 25-meter competition swimming pool, sports hall, and 50-feet climbing wall. Moreover, the university’s alumni are working in different fields in and around the nation.

Also, Bolton has an onsite Job Shop that helps students find part-time jobs along with their studies and the free extracurricular programme. The Bolton Award recognizes students’ efforts with skill development workshops and volunteering work. In addition to this, it is near to the Pennine Moors that is popular for horse riding, kayaking, and hiking. University of Bolton official website

8. Buckinghamshire New University

Buckinghamshire New University ranked in the top ten of the country’s safest university areas. Shortlisted for a 2012 Times Higher Education Leadership and Management Award (THELMA) in the Outstanding Estates Team category. Bucks New University tends to be a leading professional and creative influence, shaping higher education for the benefit of people and employers.

Tuition Fees Academic Year

Full-time Undergraduate (BA/BSc (Hons), LLB (Hons), BEng, FDA, FDSC)	£9,500
Full-time Postgraduate courses (MA/MSc, MEng, LLM) Excluding MA Advertising, MBA	£9,400
Full-time International MBA 180 credits	£10,600
Full-time International MBA 120 credits	£7,200
Full-time International MBA 60 credits	£3,600
Full-time Postgraduate Diploma Business Management	£7,200
Full-time MA Advertising	£11,800
Full-time Foundation Studies Art and Design	£6,300
Full-time International Foundation Programme	£8,000

Buckinghamshire New University is a well-recognized public university, which is known for imparting quality education to students from all across the world. This institution of learning dates back to 1891 and was established as the School of Science and Art. Since then, it has been re-invented as the High Wycombe College of Technology and Art, the School of Science and Art, the Buckinghamshire College of Higher Education, and the Wycombe Technical Institute. From 1999 until 2007, the institution served as a university college and was later announced to have gained the status of a university. All the campuses of the university are well-facilitated with amenities needed for a conducive learning environment. This is the institution that received a Gold accreditation for Corporate Social Responsibility in the year 2018. This standard of accreditation recognized the positive impact that the institution’s staff and students made to improve the environment.

At present, there are a total of four campuses that are operated by the university. These impressive campuses are located in the towns of Uxbridge, High Wycombe, and Aylesbury. High Wycombe Campus serves as a thriving base for applied healthcare research and nursing students. A major development of this campus was undertaken by the university with a large structure, the Gateway Building. It features a fine mix of commercial-standard facilities such as a fitness center, labs, drama studios, sports hall, music recording studios, cafe, conference rooms, and others. Moreover, it has a motion capture system along with green screen facilities. At Buckinghamshire New University, there is a range of accommodation including managed houses, halls of residence and the student village to extend convenience to the students.

There are several undergraduates, postgraduate and professional courses featured by the institution for the students to choose from. Also, the university offers courses that are rare in British universities. One such course is Air Transport with Commercial Pilot Training, which offers an opportunity for the students to study for a professional pilot’s license. There are innovative courses like Music Management and Film and Television Production. There is a course available in Animation and Visual Effects. Buckinghamshire New University is one of the few universities that have created a degree in Policing.

Additionally, it is one of the leading providers of nursing students in London. Apart from being popular for academic excellence, the university is also known for its notable alumni network. Some of the distinguished personalities of the alumni network of the institution include singer Rebecca Stephens, artist John Bolam, actor Chris Joyce, model, actress Veronica Carlson and many others. Buckinghamshire New University official website

9. Coventry University

Established in 1992, it is the biggest university in the city of Warwick with more than 27000 students studying in its 2 campuses. Research Assessment Exercise classed in 2008 that the university’s research in many critical subjects like Allied Health Professions and Studies, Computer Science and Informatics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering is World Class. The Guardian ranked it the 25th best University in the United Kingdom.

Tuition Fees Academic Year

Accounting and Finance for International Business (Top Up) BA	£11,250
LONU004 Global Business (Top Up) BA	£11,250
Global Business Management BA	£11,250
Global Marketing (Top Up) BA	£11,250
International Finance and Accounting BA	£11,250
International Hospitality and Tourism Management (Top Up) BA	£11,250
Global Business MBA	£15,000
Global Financial Services MBA	£15,000
International Fashion Management MBA	£15,000
International Marketing MBA	£15,000
Oil and Gas Management MBA	£15,000
Global Financial Trading MS	£12,800
International Fashion Marketing MSC	£12,800

Coventry University provides world-class education and concentrates on applied research. The courses at the university are efficiently designed to benefit the students. The college was started back in 1843 with the Coventry College of Design but later it united with the Lanchester College of Technology and Rugby College of Engineering Technology in 1970, to form a Lanchester Polytechnic. In 1987 the name changed to Coventry Polytechnic and in 1992 the University was set up under UK Government legislation. The university has also won the TEF gold for excellent teaching and learning in the country in 2017.

According to the Guardian University Guide, 2020, the university has been ranked at 15th position in the UK. Apart from these accolades, the university has also received other awards for excellence in performance. The university campus is located in the middle of the city of Coventry, which is a safe and thriving locality.

Coventry was ranked as the 47th best student city in the world and in the first 5 best student cities in the UK, by QS Best Student Cities in 2019. There are many ongoing projects to further develop the campus to provide better infrastructure for the students. The buildings are different for each faculty and each of them has a unique and modern architecture.

The Hub is specially designed for the students to use and is loaded with many hi-tech facilities and has a student union office, multi-purpose halls, catering services, food court, and a lot more. There are over 21 buildings under the university and each of them serves a specific purpose. The infrastructure is developed in such a way that the students have all the necessary means to get the utmost benefits from their college life.

The university offers many UG and PG courses, ranging from finance to engineering. It also owns a research centre as it strongly promotes applied research. The Faculties and schools under Coventry University are Arts and Humanities, Engineering, Environment and Computing, Health and Life Sciences, Coventry Business School, and Coventry Law School. The university also provides several accommodation options for the students.

All the accommodations are only a few minutes away from the university campus and one can choose the accommodation they want according to their needs. Coventry University 95% of its graduates have been able to successfully find employment and placements. The university is also connected to some of the major organizations that hire students from here.

Some of the notable alumni of Coventry University are as follows: David Yelland, John Kettley, David Borrow, Jacqui Jackson, Adaora Onyechere, Jimmy Doherty, John Iley, and Horace Panter, etc. Coventry University official website

10. York St John University

York St John University offers state of art infrastructural facilities to students. 93% of graduates are in employment or full-time study six months after graduating. A £2.5 million Arts Centre has recently been developed, including sound performance and exhibition facilities and a new media workshop.

Tuition Fees Academic Year

Post Graduate Research	£9,500
Post Graduate Taught MA/MSc	£10,000
UG & PG Health Programmes	£11,500
MBA Masters in Business Administration	£13,000
MSC (Pre-Registration) Physiotherapy	£17,250

Established in 1841, York St John University is an open university that gained university status in the year 2006. It was earlier known as the Diocesan College in York in 1841 and the College of Ripon and York St John in 1974. In 1977, the university began the York School of Occupational Therapy. The university is amongst the best higher education institutions based on religious foundations. The degree awarding powers were confirmed by the Privy Council in 2005. Later on, in 2006, the university changed its name to the current name, York St John University. The university engages with disabled athletes and provides free creative courses to mental health service users.

The university campus is spread over an area of 11 acres. It avails accommodation to the students. The campus features studio apartments and shared flats or houses. The hostels have dining spaces and cafeterias. The campus also provides internet access free of charge throughout the property. Several cafes and restaurants are nearby the campuses. The campus is also close to stationery shops, departmental stores, and chemist shops for students’ convenience. Public conveyance is easily available from the campus. In 2004, the university opened a learning centre within the premises. The centre provides all kinds of resources like books, journals, DVDs and media equipment. The students were allowed to access any type of resource provided. The De Grey court of the campus was designed and built by the famous architect, Charles Thompson. The campus is surrounded by greenery. It provides a suitable learning environment for the students.

The university offers an undergraduate degree programme and a postgraduate degree programme. It consists of a total of 5,940 students. The undergraduate programme includes 5,115 students and about 830 students are under the postgraduate programme. The academic structure of the undergraduate programme has a broad range of subjects, namely biology, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, psychology, physiotherapy, linguistics, media production, business management, history, theatre, music production, and drama. The academic curriculum of the postgraduate programme includes subjects like theatre, fine arts, music composition, film production, theology, linguistics, and health. The university has well-experienced faculty members. By the variety of courses, the students get a wide scope to choose amongst the subjects as per their field of interest. Over the years, the university has increased its research fields. It has developed its research sources in the field of psychology, allied health profession, theology, religious studies, drama, and performing arts.

The university has a list of some notable alumni that includes Julia Davis (Comedy writer, actress), Alistair Griffin (Singer, songwriter), Edward Jarvis (Author), Vicky Locklin (Radio presenter), Tom Wilkinson (Former professional football player), Harry Gration (Main presenter for BBC Yorkshire), Bella Hardy (Folk singer) and Scarlett Moffatt (Famous television personality). York St John official website

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