University of Wolverhampton

The University of Wolverhampton prides itself on being a career-focused university, with extensive business links across a wide range of industries. It has a 98% employability rating for its postgraduate students and offers over 150 postgraduate qualifications. Located in the heart of England, Wolverhampton is within easy reach of the rest of the UK, less than 20 minutes to Birmingham with London, Manchester and Liverpool in easy reach on the train and bus. The Shropshire countryside is close by for idyllic views, a perfect place to retreat to when the busy city life gets too much. Along with a site in the centre of Wolverhampton, there are also campuses located in Telford and Walsall.

We've been providing students with the opportunities presented by a first-class education for over 180 years. With over 200 postgraduate programmes to choose from delivered across our four facilities, we offer teaching informed by world-leading research, strong business links and state of the art facilities.

There are 16 different Schools within the following 3 faculties:

• Faculty of Arts, Business and Social Sciences
• Faculty of Science and Engineering
• Faculty of Education, Health and Well-being

The University offers a wide range of taught and research degrees at postgraduate level and boasts a number of research institutes and research centres that work closely alongside industry experts.

World-leading research

The latest Research Excellence Framework (REF 2014) ranked research at Wolverhampton as "world leading", particularly in the areas of health, modern languages, communication, cultural and media studies, and library and information management.

Commended by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA)

We have been commended by the QAA for the 'enhancement of student learning opportunities' in our most recent assessment. The QAA reviews standards within universities in the UK, so you can be assured of our commitment to quality.

Modern facilities

Current state-of-the-art facilities include a gym, complete with a 12-court sports hall and swimming pool, a café and juice bar, IT hubs and social spaces. Over the next few years, the University will be generating £250 million of investment into even more facilities.