University of Bradford

University of Bradford, England

Although it ranks amongst the top ten largest cities in the UK, Bradford offers an ideal environment for both living and studying, thanks to its friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The University of Bradford, which was granted university status in 1966 and whose roots date back to the 1860s, is home to approximately 10,000 students, fostering a strong sense of community.

The University’s Students’ Union is run by students and offers a wide variety of non-academic activities and support services. Social spaces on campus include a student cinema, the UK’s oldest student radio station, a 1,300-seat auditorium and four different bars. Bradford stands out for both its academic achievements and the importance it places on student life. With its affordable cost of living and multicultural environment, it is an attractive option for students wishing to study abroad.

Arrangement: 641–650 (QS World University Rankings)

Location: Bradford, England

Year of Establishment: 1966 (Dating back to the 1860s)

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Fees: £23,290 per year