The University

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Eric Thomas, welcomes you to the University of Bristol. The University is internationally distinguished and one of the very best in the UK, thanks to its outstanding staff, superb facilities and talented students. It is:

• a thriving international community dedicated to learning, discovery and enterprise;
• situated in the heart of Bristol;
• a major force in the life and economy of South West England;
• a world leader in research and a member of the Worldwide Universities Network and of the Russell Group of universities.

10 Good Reasons to choose Bristol

 1. The University offers excellent programmes of study, delivered through teaching of the highest quality.

 2. The University conducts world-class research across the whole range of disciplines - with increasing emphasis    

     on interdisciplinary work.

 3. The University's teaching and research fit seamlessly together and strongly underpin one another

 4. The University and the Students' Union provide a supportive and stimulating environment in which students  

     can thrive

 5. Bristol graduates are eminently employable and often achieve great distinction in their chosen careers

 6. The University is truly international, drawing students from over 100 countries and benefiting from an

     extraordinarily diverse culture

 7. The University is located in the heart of Bristol – one of the UK's most beautiful and inspiring cities and a very 

      lively place in which to work and play

  8. The University is committed to widening participation.

  9. The University offers great opportunities to pursue sporting and cultural interests.

10. The beautiful countryside of the West Country, Wales and the Cotswolds is easily accessible.

Major Courses

Arts

Ancient History, Archaeology, Classics, Drama, English, French, German, Hispanic Studies, History of Art, History, Italian, Music, Philosophy, Russian, Theology and Religious Studies

Engineering

Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Maths, Mechanical Engineering

Medical and Veterinary Sciences

Anatomy, Biochemistry, Dentistry, Medicine, Pharmacology, Physiology, Vetinary  Pathology, Vetinary Science

Science

Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Geography, Maths, Physics, Psychology

Social Science & Law

Deaf Studies, Early Childhood Studies, Economics, Law, Politics, Social Policy, Sociology

Study Programmes

Joint Honours, Erasmus

English Requirements

If English is not your first language you will need to achieve a score of 6.5 or 7.0, depending on the Academic department you wish to apply for. Please check the individual entry requirements in the latest prospectus.

Accommodation

Living costs in Bristol tend to be higher than in some other parts of the country, although less than in London. It is about £ 700 to £ 750 per month.

Intake

September Only

For further information visit  www.bristol.ac.uk