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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Aimée
University of East Anglia UEALiberal ArtsHi! I'm Aimée, a 2nd year Liberal Arts with a Year Abroad student at UEA. I would be happy to answer any questions you have about the uni, my studies, student life or anything else. :) -
Liz
University of East Anglia UEAPsychologyHey! My names Liz and I'm currently in my first year studying Bsc psychology with a placement year at UEA. Before coming here, I studied psychology, sociology and biology at a level . My main interests in psychology are related to psychopathology and this is something I hope to explore in future jobs. Feel free to message me with any questions you have and I'll do my best to answer them! -
btoel
City, University of LondonRadiography (Diagnostic Imaging) BSc (Hons)Studying Diagnostic radiography at City because that is where my passion lies most. During this year, I am able to do everything I love while studying! -
Hong Ian
City, University of LondonSpeech and Language Therapy BSc (Hons)Hello! My name is Ian, a 3rd year Speech and Language Therapist Student. Currently, I am studying 6 modules ranging from Phonetics to Bio-medical science. I am a football fanatic and a die-hard Manchester United fan. I hope to hear from you soon and I welcome you to City, University of London -
Evangelia
University of EssexPhilosophyHey! My name is Eva, and I am a first-year undergraduate student at the University of Essex studying PPE (Philosophy, Politics, and Economics). I am originally from Indonesia, so I spent my entire life there, where I completed the International Baccalaureate (IB Diploma) program before moving here. As an international student, I understand how important it is to be able to survive alone in a foreign country where there are thousands of differences faced. Hence, if you are an international student and you do have any questions about moving to the UK, do not hesitate to ask me! I am also happy to assist anyone who has questions about joining clubs/societies, the IB Diploma, academic life at Essex, or even about making friends, and anything about the hobbies and interests we might share (Asian food? Cooking? Traveling? Top reads? Music? Best Kdramas? You are very welcome to ask). Feel free to let me know. : ) -
Fardhin
Brunel University of LondonAerospace EngineeringHello, I'm Fardhin, currently in my second year of studying Aerospace Engineering. Ever since I was young, I’ve been fascinated by planes, how they move through the sky with such power and precision. That curiosity led me to explore how they function, and it’s what inspired me to pursue this field. As I continue my studies, I'm excited about the different paths my future could take. I’m considering becoming a pilot, which would bring me closer to my passion for flight, or possibly working as a chartered engineer, where I could help design and create the next generation of aircraft. Both paths excite me because they offer the chance to combine my love for aviation with the technical knowledge I’m developing now. I’m passionate about pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the aerospace field, and I'm excited to see where my journey takes me. -
Matthew
University of PlymouthBSc (Hons) Paramedic Science (Full-time)Hi, I’m Matt. I was born and raised in the capital of Zimbabwe, Harare. I moved to Plymouth as an international student in September last year to study BSc (Hons) Paramedic Science as I have always been interested in emergency medicine. I plan to do a Masters specialising in critical care and would love to work for HEMS (Helicopter Emergency Medical Service). -
Mudatheer
University of East Anglia UEAPsychologyHey there! My name is Mudatheer and I am a Psychology student here at UEA. I am on the placement year course and have just started my placement year. I studied psychology, maths and chemistry at A-Level and joined UEA through clearing. I am also an avid lover of badminton, full-time donut eater and have recently been diagnosed with ADHD. Please feel free to ask me any questions about the university or my course, and how the university supports disabled students! -
Laura
University of HertfordshireBiological sciencesHello! My name is Laura Cox and I come from Hertfordshire, England. Before coming to University, I studied for A Levels in Biology, Chemistry and Maths at sixth form. In my free time, I am a passionate genealogist. -
Li
Bournemouth UniversityBSc (Hons) Software EngineeringHiya! I'm super passionate about my course and society, that I helped set-up and am the President of! So do feel free to ask anything about those or other uni / general questions, I'm all ears :) -
Anna
Bournemouth UniversityBSc (Hons) Children's and Young People's NursingHi! My name is Anna and I am a third year Children and Young People’s nursing student. I am loving my nursing journey so far! I look forward to answering any questions or queries you may have. -
Mabel
University of SuffolkBSc (Hons) MidwiferyI am passionate and driven to become a midwife, I have always dreamed of being part of the NHS and supporting my community as a midwife, and now it is a reality and I wouldn't change it for the world. -
Emily
Leeds Trinity UniversityPhDI worked within secondary education for 22 years before starting my PhD research at Leeds Trinity University (LTU). My professional practice and personal ethos have always focused on creating opportunities for children to develop and thrive. Working towards attaining my Masters at LTU not only ignited a passion for research but it also highlighted how academics can work collaboratively with families, professionals and the Government to inform policy & practice. My research is focusing on school attendance and why children living in Bradford may refuse to access their education with an aim to develop targeted bespoke interventions for the city's children. The level of support and specialist training I have received during the start of my PhD journey at LTU has been phenomenal. I am looking forward to not only developing my academic skills but to also having future opportunities to contribute to the research community, and to support other students with their learning journey at LTU. Please reach out if you would like to know more about our wonderful university whether it is about course content, living on campus or the wider LTU community. :0) -
Brian
Northeastern University LondonData Science BSc (Hons)Hi, my name is Brian Zeeman and I am from Lake Forest, Illinois. I am a second-year student at Northeastern University London studying data science. After High School, I decided to move abroad and study here in London. I am the Captain of the NEU men's football team and a Northeastern student ambassador. -
Sukriti
University of the Arts LondonInteraction Design ArtsI'm an international student from India who has a lot of hobbies, and loves meeting new people. I love creating miniature interactions and detailed outcomes for projects. -
Oscar
University of PlymouthBA (Hons) ArchitectureHi, I'm Oscar. I'm looking to pursue a career in Architecture through my strong passion for Art and Design. I had previously lived in Hong Kong at a young age, and so love to travel and engage in new experiences. Having joined the University through clearing, Plymouth was not my initial destination. However, now being well into my third year of study it is fair to say I have never looked back. I'm here to answer any of your questions regarding Architecture and/or general life as a Uni student! -
Amberin
Brunel University of LondonComputer ScienceHey there! I'm Amberin. I'm currently a 2nd year computer science student. I live on campus and I enjoy meeting new people and would be happy to help you with any questions you may have about the course, campus life, studies, activities, etc. -
Marko
University of SurreyAccounting and Finance BSc (Hons)Please feel free to reach out! I'm a final-year accounting and finance student here at Surrey, and my goal after graduating is to work towards becoming a chartered accountant. -
Elizabeth
University of LincolnNursing (Registered Nurse - Adult) - BSc (Hons)Hi, I'm Elizabeth, a 3rd year student nurse at the University of Lincoln. My hobbies and interests include reading, sketching and spending time with friends and family -
Sam
Coventry UniversityHistory BA (Hons)I am a current undergraduate second-year history student at Coventry University who is keen to harness the opportunities offered by my course to develop the transferable skills I require to perform to the best of my ability in the world of work. As a member of the Coventry University History Society, I value the opportunity to build connections, socialise with people inside and outside my course, and build up my knowledge and experience in my subject. I regularly search for new interests to broaden my experiences in outdoor and sports activities, including hiking, running, cycling and swimming, which are particularly enjoyable for me. Upon completing my course, I plan to apply for jobs in areas of interest or a graduate scheme. I am interested in a career in civil service, particularly in foreign relations, so my history course provides the perfect opportunity to build on my critical thinking and problem-solving skills, which would be essential for this career path.