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University of West of England
The University of the West of England (UWE) is a modern, growing university in the thriving harbourside city of Bristol. UWE Bristol is one of Britain's most popular universities, with around 30,000 students and 3,000 staff and is the largest provider of Higher Education in the South West of England. Students come to UWE from all parts of the UK, as well as a significant and growing number of international students from over 50 countries worldwide.
The University offers more than 600 courses at undergraduate, postgraduate, professional and short course levels and prides itself on consistently high assessment scores for teaching quality. UWE's focus on partnerships and links with major employers and a unique Graduate Development Programme bridges the employability gap, offering opportunities for students to get real world experience and develop the skills they need to succeed in their chosen career.
The University works closely with employers and professional bodies in the design and delivery of courses. Many courses have guest lecturers from industry, study visits, placements and practical classes and others may have an emphasis on teamwork, projects, or presentation skills.
Facts and achievements
- UWE is the largest provider of Higher Education in the South West of England.
- UWE offers over 600 courses at Undergraduate, Postgraduate and short course levels.
- UWE is currently the third greenest University in the UK.
- UWE has Fair Trade Status.
- UWE offers more than £100,000 worth of scholarships for international students each year.
- UWE is investing £300 million to improve the student experience.
- UWE is ranked top new University for successful research applications.
- UWE has some 3,400 interactions with 1,125 business and community organisations.
- UWE delivers a unique Graduate Development Programme to improve the employability of students.
- UWE has a number of awards and prizes under its belt. From winning Graduate Fashion Week in 2007 and the Macmillan Illustration Prize in 2007 and 2009 to awards for sustainable buildings and numerous successes at the annual New Designers exhibition.
