England is home to a very wide range of universities and colleges – each with different specialisms. Plus some of the world’s top-ranked universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, and Imperial College London.
You'll find vibrant music scenes in cities like London, Liverpool, Leeds and Manchester, reflecting their diverse multicultural communities. You'll also find popular student destinations with lively entertainment, rich histories and inspiring architecture – from Bath and York to Brighton and Sheffield.
There are places to study in every corner of England, usually with festivals, national parks and beautiful coastlines nearby. You'll have so much to explore.
Providers in England
Regions in England
East of England
27 universities & colleges
East Midlands
19 universities & colleges
London
109 universities & colleges
North East
12 universities & colleges
North West
42 universities & colleges
South East
48 universities & colleges
South West
36 universities & colleges
West Midlands
31 universities & colleges
Yorkshire and The Humber
31 universities & colleges
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Georgia
Durham UniversityBA International Relations (L250)Hi there, I'm Georgia! I've grown up in the sunshine of South Africa on our family farm before heading to boarding school. Now, I'm studying International Relations`at Durham in St Chad's College. It was a huge decision to go overseas to university, especially to the UK. So much about the UK was going to be new to me, the weather, lifestyle, curriculum were things I prepared myself for but there's been a lot more to get used to than I was expecting. Beyond that, choosing a university from a list of so many was a challenge, but ultimately I've decided on Durham because of the collegiate system, community and suitability for my degree. So far, I'm absolutely loving my course ! International Relations has been a great fit as it allows me to engage with the world around me and start thinking about solutions to the social and global issues I am passionate about. Durham also invites loads of speakers to give talks on these topics too. Outside of my course, I've been trying to find my feet in 1st year. I'm loving college life and have been getting involved with the socials and societies within it. Please feel free to pick my brain about anything and everything ! -
Abigail
University of LincolnDance - BA (Hons)Hi, I'm Abi and I'm a third-year BA (Hons) Dance Student. I'm from Suffolk. I started dancing from the age of 3 in Ballet, Modern and Tap and then also started training in Contemporary, Irish and Ballroom & Latin dance before completing both GCSE & A-level Dance. I'm now continuing my passion here at UOL and hope to continue this into a professional career! -
Bradley
Durham UniversityMPhys Physics and Astronomy (FF3N)I am a current Physics student at Durham University, originally from the Manchester area, who studied Maths, Physics and Computer Science at A-level. I have a keen interest in Astrophysics and Nuclear Energy in particular, and my future career aim is to have a role in either of these areas that involves programming and/or data analysis. I am a big football (Man United) fan, and I have also developed an interest in Formula One over the past few years. -
Tasha
Leeds Trinity UniversityComputer Science BSc (Hons)Hi, My name is Tasha, I’m doing Computer Science with a foundation year at Leeds Trinity University. I’m want to specialise in either cybersecurity or AI but that’s still a decision to be made. I’m on a scholarship that helps me pay my tuition fees. I play Trinity social basketball and volleyball whenever I’m free and I’m also part of the ACS society. I used to stay on campus in Whitby for my foundation year. I’m from Zimbabwe and will be the first graduate in my family. I’m here to help and share my experiences at Leeds Trinity University. -
Ella
University of LincolnCriminology - BA (Hons)Hello! I’m Ella I’ve been a student at Lincoln for 2 years and am loving it! I am hoping it will help me get into my future career in probation services. I was very nervous when starting university and it took a while to settle in but as soon as I found my people I have loved every second. I’m excited to help answer questions and put your mind at ease on any worries you may be having about any aspect of university life. I'm super happy to provide advice and reasurrance to ensure you all have the best time in your university journey! -
Keshav
Durham UniversityBSc Geology (F600)Hello! My name is Keshav, and I'm a first year, studying Bsc Climate Science. I was originally born in Germany, but have been living in England for over 8 years. I'm excited to share my story with you and help you get a better sense of what it's like to be a student at Durham University. I'm currently studying Climate Science, because of the interconnection they have between Geology and Geography. I found it difficult to decide which one I preferred, and felt that this course had the best of both world's. Taking modules in both subjects always keep it fresh and interesting. So far, my favourite subjects have been understanding some of the difficulties we have in dealing with climate change, and the current importance of mitigation and adaption. One of my favourite experiences has been to engage with world leading professors, who are currently dealing with several issues on climate. Group work sessions are also great, as you get to make friends with people across the world, learning about different cultures and traditions along the way. In my free time, I enjoy travelling, playing music, and watching sports. If you have made it this far, I can tell that you are interested! I hope this gives you a better sense of what it's like to be a student at Durham University. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me, and I will be happy to help. -
Morgan
University of SuffolkBSc (Hons) Wildlife, Ecology and Conservation ScienceI’m very passionate about the natural world and prefer to be outside rather than in. I’ve lived in the Northeast of England my entire life so moving across the country was a big life change, but it’s been entirely worth it! Following this course my ideal career would be one in ornithology or working with populations of endangered wild birds, which I’m very enthusiastic about and love to observe and photograph them whenever I can. -
Jennifer
Coventry UniversityBiological and Forensic Science BSc (Hons)I'm a first year Biological and Forensic Science student, who would like to pursue a career in Forensics in the Future. I enjoy reading in my spare time as well as watching films and spending time with my cats. One of my favourite books is Why didn't they ask Evans by Agatha Christie and i am currently reading IT by Stephen King. I also enjoy volunteering as a City host and within my local Beaver Scout Group. Please message me if you have an questions. -
Nerijus
University of the Arts LondonIllustrationLondon Illustration student navigating between Art and Design, interested in too many things, planning to freelance and work in education after graduating. -
Mya
University of PlymouthMEng (Hons) Mechanical EngineeringHi, I'm Mya! 🌻 I'm excited to chat about all things science and engineering, and share the adventures and quirks of being an international student. Feel free to ask me anything! -
Josefina
University of East Anglia UEAPhysicsHi! Im Josefina, a second year physics student at UEA. I grew up in Egypt, but I am originally from Chile! I would be happy to answer all your questions about the school, my studies, student life, or anything else. -
Kieran
University of LincolnTechnical Theatre and Stage Management - BA (Hons)I took BTEC performing arts and production arts as well as a Physics A- level and now I study Technical theatre and stage management. I want to tour and work live events in the future focussing mainly on lighting and sound. -
James
University of PlymouthMSc Marine ConservationHey there, I'm James, I'm a postgraduate student here at Plymouth, as well as an aspiring SCUBA diver with a passion for music, football and climbing. -
Julia
Brunel University of LondonPsychologyHello everyone :) My name is Julia and I came to Brunel University from Poland. After mandatory studies I took 3-year break from academic education, while I was traveling and working abroad (among others as a windsurfing instructor). Currently I'm living on campus with a plan to live off campus next year. In the future I'd like to pursue my career in the field of Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Psychology or Neuropsychology. I've always been interested in people's behaviour and how the human brain works, so these fields are a perfect combination for me. -
Emilia
Staffordshire UniversitySociology, Criminology and TerrorismI’m in my first year of my PhD in sociology, with a BSc in Criminology and an MA in Sociology and Social Justice. This is a subject I’ve had a lot of passion for, for the best part of a decade, and actually being able to study it has been amazing. -
Amelia
Bournemouth UniversityBSc (Hons) Children's and Young People's NursingHi! My name is Amelia, I’m a second year Children’s and Young People’s Nursing Student. I’m really enjoying the course and my nursing journey so far. Please feel free to message with any questions or queries you may have! -
Kiannah-Jade
University of LincolnZoology - BSc (Hons)I am a second year Zoology BSc student at the University of Lincoln. I love all animals, my favourites being red pandas and orcas! I am extremely passionate about diving, ocean conservation and travelling. I also love dance, horse riding, kayaking and sailing, as well as literally anything that involves water! I applied to the University of Lincoln through clearing in 2022 and would be more than happy to chat through any questions that you might have :) -
Jacqui
University of NorthamptonBsc PsychologyI am 50 years of age, originally from Glasgow in Scotland and left school in 1989, with 8 O' Grades (GCSE’s) and 5 Higher (A Levels). Desperate for a new adventure and to start working and earning, I applied for a job in Television Production in London. I successfully worked for an independent company in Soho, initially as a Production Runner, progressing finally to Production Manager. I returned to Glasgow for a year, to work for BBC Scotland as Production Manager, before taking time out to travel in 1999. I travelled throughout Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and America for 2 years. On return, I moved to Brighton, East Sussex where I worked for American Express, a lifestyle magazine called Venus, and as a volunteer for the Brighton Unemployed Family project, between 2001 and 2012. Brighton is where I met my husband and went on to have two children, a girl, and a boy. Ava who is now 15 years old and Lochlan who is 13. 8 years ago, my Husbands job transferred to their other site near Leamington, bringing the family to the midlands. We now live in the village of Weedon, a half-hour drive, west of Northampton. Since living in Weedon I have completed 7 years working in primary education. I began working in Special Needs as a 1:1 and in my 5th year at Weedon Primary, I completed an HLTA course through Northampton University, qualifying me to teach years 1 to 6 in primary school. I have trained in Autism, Attachment Disorder, Dyslexia, Speech, and language among others. I ran nurture groups and introduced a kinaesthetic approach to a lot of my teaching, after researching its efficacy in primary schools. During my school career, I have been fascinated by how children learn. Some by doing, others by seeing. I have come to love the continual questions from children and the challenge and adventure of not always knowing the answers. Throughout my working life, I have loved interacting with people, obsessing over human behaviour and how the mind works and influences decisions. My favourite literature often tackles aspects of psychology and I find it an extremely exciting and alluring subject. Throughout the lockdown period, it became apparent that I was not fully satisfied with my career and felt I was ready to learn and take on a new challenge. My initial thought was to go into Educational Psychology but with more investigation, I decided it was time to move away from education and start something new. My next thought was counselling, which I am still very much keen on exploring and could see a possible future career. As a volunteer in Brighton Unemployed Centre Family Project, I assisted low-income families and homeless people, realising my ability to listen sensitively and offer solace. Completing a course for the British College of Journalism a few years ago, I gained skills in reporting and analysing as well as fuelling my curiosity in psychology. I wrote articles on social, biological, and cognitive psychology. From a piece on music and memory to another on psychology in pain management. Having completed a year of the single honours psychology course I now feel the career direction I want to go into is counselling psychology. I have recently secured a part-time job locally with the group of Northampton psychiatric hospitals (NHFT) and ideally, would love to complete my master's within the NHS but if not I will probably stay at the University of Northampton to complete my master's in counselling. -
Tiffany
University of East Anglia UEAFilm, Television and Media StudiesHi ! I’m Tiffany, a third year undergraduate student at UEA. I am currently studying Film and Television. I would be happy to answer all your questions about my school, my studies, student life or help with anything else. 😊 -
Ellie
University of LincolnPharmacy - MPharmHi I’m Ellie and I’m a Second Year Pharmacy student. I will be at Lincoln for 3 more years and plan on becoming a pharmacist when I graduate. I did A Level Biology, Chemistry, Maths and EPQ and I am very familiar with the clearing process due to my A levels not going as expected so feel free to ask questions around this subject too! Clearing felt very daunting at first when things didn’t go as planned on results day, but the process was actually really easy and ended up finding the university that’s best for me. Everything was so quick and it really helped me to settle into university lifestyle. So yeah, any questions you have about this I’m happy to answer :)