• Anglia Ruskin named as global ‘Rising Star’ by the Times Higher Education. Anglia Ruskin is the only UK university to feature in the top 20. Nine of the “rising stars” are located in the United States, with universities in Australia, South Korea, Japan, Germany, and Finland completing the list.n
• Ranked as Top 29 of UK and Top 350 of the World by Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings 2020
• ARU students can use the library of the University of Cambridge.
• Received the Duke of York Award for University Entrepreneurship from the Lloyds Bank National Business Awards 2016, awarded to Anglia Ruskin University, which pushed the organization and innovation throughout the course. Entrepreneurship and the promotion of a vibrant culture have led to initiatives such as MedTech Campus, one of the largest health innovations in the world.
• Located in the heart of Cambridge, traveling by train to London is only 45 minutes. Cambridge is one of the best economic and tourist cities in England. Silicon Fen (sometimes known as the Cambridge Cluster) is the name given to the region around Cambridge, England, which is home to a large cluster of high-tech businesses focusing on software, electronics and biotechnology. Many of these businesses have connections with the University of Cambridge, and the area is now one of the most important technology centres in Europe.

We want you to be happy in every aspect of your life at university, and that includes finding a home which is friendly, comfortable and safe. We have lots of options for new students to choose from.

• DMU is recognised as a university ranked Gold under the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF)
• one of the 150 Best Young universities in the world 2018, and Top 50th University Impact Ranking 2019 by Times Higher Education. Graduates have the opportunity to work in world-class institutions around the world. Tommy Hilfiger, Nickelodeon, River Island, Warner Bros., HSBC, Nike, the BBC, Gucci, BMW, Levi’s, NASA, the NHS, Disney, IBM, Adidas and more.
• Located in Leicester, only 1 hour by train to London. The city is also home to Leicester City Football Club (Leicester City Football Club), one of the most famous football clubs in England.

De Montfort University (DMU) undergraduates receive an average salary of £ 24,000 within 6 months after graduating from college. The University of Leicester is one of the most student-friendly universities in the world. The university has focused on developing business skills. Each year there are over 100 new businesses being run by students graduating from the university. The University’s Frontrunners program allows students to apply for an internship while studying. There are also lecture and practice classes in the workplace.

Study Options at DMU Students are encouraged to be part of a group of creative and motivated students from the environment to develop better educational opportunities. The University is proud to bring its excellent teaching effectiveness to global research. Business networking is also available in over 170 courses that are accredited by reputable, professional business organizations.

For master’s degree students will have the opportunity to create direct business and industry experiences integrated with world-class research agencies as well. Students will be assured that the benefits are up to date. These courses include IT, Management, Law & Criminology, Creative Industries, Environmental and Sustainability Industries. And Health and Sciences.

De Montfort University has a staff team. International Student Support provides assistance to international students and students in the EU. These staff are experts in advising international students throughout the duration of their studies in Leicester. International students are also welcome during the first week of their arrival. Orientation, orientation and support are also provided, as well as introductions to current students from the same host country.

DMU ranked in top 50 universities in the world for sustainability Making a positive difference to the world we live in has earned De Montfort University Leicester (DMU) a prestigious place among the top 50 universities in the world for sustainability.

De Montfort University Leicester (DMU) is one of the most environmentally-friendly universities in the UK after being ranked 13th out of 154 institutions for sustainability.

DMU is proud to be recognised as a university ranked Gold under the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF). The award is a recognition of the consistently outstanding teaching and learning on offer at DMU and the extraordinary impact that it has on our students.

De Montfort University Leicester (DMU) has once more been named as one of the 150 best young universities in the world by Times Higher Education (THE).
It is the second year running that the university has been named in the list, which is ranked by the influential publication, after assessing hundreds of institutions across the world, which were founded as universities within the last 50 years.

Winner: Best University Careers and Employability Service By NUE Awards, 2021

Our campuses Our 14 different departments are spread across three campuses in and around Bristol – and we have campuses at Gloucester and Hartpury College, as well as offering courses through local study partners and global partner institutions.

We have invested in the latest facilities and resources to give our students access to everything they need to succeed – with £300m being spent on new state-of-the-art learning spaces and accommodation as part of our 2020 Strategy to enhance our offer even further.

Let’s be honest the UK is a great study location and Bristol is perfectly positioned for you to explore the rest of the UK – and Europe too. Hop on the train and arrive in Bath in just 15 minutes or London in just 90 minutes.
And with Europe right on your doorstop, jetting off to Paris, Amsterdam, Venice or Rome for the weekend really doesn’t have to be just a dream. It’s yours to discover.
UK universities are among the best in the world, and consistently perform well in world rankings. So, you can be sure that your degree will help you stand out from the crowd.
At UWE Bristol, we’re ranked 21th out of 121 UK institutions climbing 7 places to our highest ever position in the 2021 Guardian League Table.

Gold rating in Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF)**
An award that means we deliver consistently outstanding teaching, learning and outcomes for our students.

Top 21 in the Guardian League Table 2021
UWE Bristol has climbed to its highest ever position into the top 21 in the Guardian university league table, with its fourth consecutive rise up the table. Moving up nine places from last year, the University is now ranked 21th out of 121 UK institutions in the newspaper’s latest annual guide for students.

Top 120 in  the Times Higher Young University Rankings 2021
UWE Bristol have moved up in the Times Higher Young University Rankings to 112nd place for the 2021 edition. For the last few years UWE Bristol has ranked in the 151-200 category, so this is a fantastic achievement.

88% student satisfaction
We have scored 88% for overall student satisfaction in the National Student Survey 2020 (NSS) placing us in the top 10 universities in the UK for student satisfaction.

Climbed three places in Times Good University Guide 2021
We are now 58th and best in the South West for student satisfaction.

92% in work or further study after 6 months
The DLHE survey* shows we are consistently ahead of the sector for employability.

76% in professional or managerial roles
The DLHE survey* shows the value of a UWE Bristol degree in kick starting a career.

Bristol judged number one place to live
Bristol comes top in the Best Places to Live 2017 survey by The Sunday Times.

World leading research up by over 170% in REF***
Our research has resulted in real benefits to the economy and society as well as increasing academic knowledge.

Bristol is a big pull for students and employers alike. One of the UK’s most diverse and desirable cities to study and live in, it’s also a city that’s buzzing with industry – with interesting networks, opportunities and graduate employment options right here on our doorstep. There’s more to your UWE Bristol experience than study. It is not all lectures and libraries. It’s about stepping out of your comfort zone, exploring new activities, discovering the things that really matter to you and getting the experience you need to stand out in a competitive job market. Be creative and make a difference.
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Sheffield Hallam University is one of the largest and most prestigious universities in the UK. SHU is also famous as one of the most modern universities in the north of England, the top 5 modern university for research.

All SHU courses have work experience opportunities embedded in each year of study. We work with over 1,000 organisations to deliver 24,000 placements and real-world projects every year, from the BBC, Sony, Adidas and Disney to the NHS, Airbus, Rolls-Royce and Sheffield United FC.

Joining a society is the perfect way to meet people with the same interests as you – or to try something completely new. We have over 100 student-run societies from rock music and Harry Potter to campaigning, scuba diving and cheerleading. Or if you can’t find the one you want, we’ll help you start your own. We also run over 30 sports clubs and 35 social sports sessions every week – In everything from rugby to ultimate Frisbee.

Live at the heart of uni life in dedicated student accommodation and a guaranteed place in halls in your first year. All our halls are in popular student areas near our campuses and most are less than a 10 minute walk from your lectures.

Sheffield is the 5th biggest city in the UK and Sheffield Hallam sits right at the heart of the city centre. We’ve got everything you need, from one of Europe’s biggest shopping malls to thriving scenes in music, art, sport and culture. Plus, you can be in the Peak District National Park in just 20 minutes. There are 60,000 students living in Sheffield – so whatever you’re into you’ll find it, and you’ll make new friends who are into it too.

The University of Sunderland is a truly life-changing university. We’ve been providing higher education since 1901, and we’re proud to be an innovative, accessible and inspirational university.
The University of Sunderland has one base in the City of Sunderland, which is in the North East of England, and another base in London. Students studying in Sunderland and London will experience an identical level of academic excellence, with all courses undergoing the same rigorous quality processes.
University of Sunderland

If you choose Sunderland, you’ll be joining a global community of students from all over the world. Around a fifth of our students come from outside of the UK and each year we welcome new students from over 100 countries. The University was was ranked 9th in the ‘International’ category of the Whatuni Student Choice Awards (WUSC) 2019. The WUSC are the only national awards voted for by students. The QS Stars World University Ranking 2019 awarded Sunderland four stars overall in their prestigious stars rating system. The QS Stars system evaluates universities on a number of criteria including program strength, facilities, graduate employability, social responsibility and inclusiveness.
Our students from overseas have the opportunity to experience living in the UK, to absorb its culture and language, and to make valuable contacts and friendships.

Our degree courses emphasise independent thinking and the practical application of academic skills and knowledge. It’s, therefore, no surprise that many of our students are natural entrepreneurs and choose to start a business after they graduate.

• Awarded SILVER in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF)
• Ranked 7th Affordable MBA in The UK (Fastrack Education)
• Ranked 16th in the UK Universities (Whatuni)
• Ranked 2nd in Hospitality, Event Management & Tourism (The Guardian University League Table, 2018)
• Ranked 6th in Film production & photography (The Guardian University League Table, 2019)
• Ranked 13rd in Mechanical Engineering (The Guardian University League Table, 2019)
• Ranked 14th in Media & film studies (The Guardian University League Table, 2019)
• Ranked 23rd in Art (The Guardian University League Table, 2019)
• Ranked 35th in Pharmacy & pharmacology (The Guardian University League Table, 2019)
• 93.4% of our 2017 UK, full-time, first degree graduates progressed to employment or further study within six months of graduation
• Nationally, the Performance Indicator shows 94.4% across all English institutions

Our accommodation partner UNITE can help you find the perfect place in London. You can choose an ensuite bedroom in a shared flat if you want to live with friends, or a studio apartment if you prefer to live independently.Prices start from £149 per week. All bills are included (water, electricity, heating, Wi-Fi and contents insurance), and properties feature communal gardens and roof terraces, common rooms, bike storage, car parking, study areas, 24-hour security cameras and secure door entry systems.
The closest property is Quantum Court, just a few stops away from the University of Sunderland in London on the Docklands Light Railway, which means you can be at the University within a matter of minutes.

Robert Gordon University has a heritage going back 250 years, and it was granted university status in 1992. Since then the university has gone from strength to strength, proactively engaging with businesses in the development of many of its degree courses and meeting regional and national needs at a time of constant change and development. As a result we have a reputation for producing graduates that are highly sought after by employers.

 Today Robert Gordon University delivers more than 300 courses to over 16,000 full and part-time students from 130 countries. Over the last decade we have consistently had one of the best records of any UK university for graduate-level employment and we have been quoted top in Scotland and fourth equal in the UK for graduate employment by the Higher Education Statistics Agency in July 2018.

There are a number of different routes and levels of courses at RGU. You can also progress to university from college or through our widening participation programme. Study at a university ranked Gold for Teaching Excellence. Choose from over 70 undergraduate degrees, all designed to prepare you for the world of work. Whether you have recently graduated, want professional accreditation, are looking to retrain or develop your career – whatever your reasons for postgraduate study – we offer a wide range of courses with flexible study modes including online, part-time or full-time to fit around your needs.

The Garthdee Campus sits in a wonderfully spacious parkland, adjacent to the River Dee. Mature trees and walkways combine with striking architecture providing a beautiful backdrop for work and play. While such accolades are pleasing there is never scope for resting on our laurels. A £135 million construction project at our Garthdee campus was completed in 2015 and provides our students and staff with state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities. This includes a new library, and formal and informal learning and social spaces for students. This development gives the university and our local community some of the best facilities in the UK. Indeed, the Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey, published in 2018, quoted RGU as number one in Scotland and top 10 in the UK for the quality of our facilities.

• University of Canterbury Business School is only 1% (fewer than 100) of business schools worldwide hold the “Triple Crown Accreditation” by EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA , which is a recognition of the high performance and quality of research and programmes offered by the UC Business School. Programmes, research, teaching, and facilities have undergone meticulous review by each of the international organisations offering these accreditations.
• University of Canterbury was the first university in New Zealand to receive five-star ranking university status from QS Worldwide University Ranking (2013) for internationally renowned research and teaching.
• University of Canterbury is a prestigious destination, ranked 258th in the QS World Universities rankings in year 2022.
• University of Canterbury offers world-class research, inspirational teaching, a vibrant campus environment and a great student lifestyle with students from around the world.

• Workshop for 3 months (Term 1) in Thailand   + Studying 9 months (Term 2-4) with University of Canterbury (NZ).
• Only 1 year Study to earn your Master’s degree from University of Canterbury.
• No need educational background in business field and work experience. 
• No minimum requirements of GPA for the Bachelor’s degree (Only for Joint Master Programs with University of Canterbury).
• For those who do not have the IELTS results, can do the direct English Language test (British Academic Center International English Test – BACIET).
• Saving money for living expenses during workshop in Thailand.
• To create your network in Thailand and Overseas.
• Opportunity to do the Part-time work during study in New Zealand (Full-time International students are allowed to work up to 20 hours a week during the term time and up to 40 hours a week during the summer break).
• Opportunity to apply for the NZ Post-Study Work Visa after completion of the program.

University of Canterbury

Established in 1873 Canterbury College, as it was then known, was only the second university in Aotearoa New Zealand.

It was set up on the Oxbridge model with one major difference: women students were admitted from the start. An early graduate, Helen Connon, became the first woman in the then British Empire to win honours.

Canterbury College was renamed Canterbury University College in 1933 before becoming the University of Canterbury in 1957.

For most of its first 100 years the University was situated in the centre of Ōtautahi Christchurch (now the Arts Centre) but moved to its current location in 1975, a spacious, purpose-built 76 hectare site in the suburb of Ilam. The ‘new’ University campus has a central complex of libraries, lecture theatres, laboratories and student accommodation surrounded by playing fields, woodlands and the renowned Ilam Gardens.

The University of Canterbury has five Colleges:

• College of Arts | Te Rāngai Toi Tangata
• College of Education, Health and Human Development | Te Rāngai Ako me te Hauora
• College of Engineering | Te Rāngai Pūkaha
• College of Science | Te Rāngai Pūtaiao
•  College of Business and Law | Te Rāngai Umanga me te Ture

UC now has a diverse range of study options, offering over 120 qualifications in more than 150 subject areas. Ten local accommodation facilities provide board for more than 2,200 students.

It also has the most extensive network of field stations for student and staff research of any university in Aotearoa New Zealand, including Kaikoura, Cass, Westport, Harihari (South Westland), the sub-Antarctic Snares Islands and Antarctica, and Aotearoa New Zealand’s premier astronomical research facility at Mount John in Tekapo.

Whether you are here for just a few weeks or a few years, UC has accommodation options to meet your needs.

UC recognise that postgraduate study comes with different demands to undergraduate study and a postgraduate living environment can help support you and others at the same level of study.  We also understand the differing needs with start and end dates not always fitting into standard semester contracts (February-June or July-December). 

To meet these needs, a Postgraduate Flexi contract is on offer with a 16-week minimum stay.  You are able to extend your contract after your initial 16-week stay to the end of a semester contract (June or December).  Alternatively, discuss your departure date directly with your hall at the time your contract is due to be extended. 

Please Note: If your programme of study is for less than 16 weeks, please email Accommodation Services and we will contact the hall to organise a contract to meet your programme needs.  

Catered (breakfast and dinner)

• Hayashi – a new build in 2018, Hayashi comprises 16 two-storey townhouses for students in their second year of study and beyond. 
• Sonoda – a group of 3-bedroom apartments set in Japanese-inspired grounds for students in their second year of study and beyond.  A dedicated study space will be available in each apartment (this layout is specific to the Postgraduate Flexi contract).

Self-Catered (or optional meal plan at University Hall)

• Ilam Apartments – a large hall for students of all ages and at all levels of study, and a short 5 minute walk to campus.

The availability of rooms will depend on the time of year you plan to arrive.  Room rates range from $245 per week including power and linen.  All rooms are fully-furnished providing a shared kitchen equipped with basic essentials.  Common spaces are cleaned fortnightly.  Free parking is available on site for Sonoda and Hayashi residents – numbers are limited.