The University of Bristol is well recognised as a prominent research-focused institution within the United Kingdom and holds membership in the prestigious Russell Group universities in the UK.

The university is renowned for its exceptional standards of instruction and commitment to fostering innovative approaches to education. The university's slogan asserts that the process of learning enhances an individual's inherent capacity.

Their university campuses serves as a hub for exceptionally skilled students and staff, thereby guaranteeing a distinctive educational experience for students and. The university is widely recognised on a global scale for its outstanding achievements in the realm of academia.

The admissions process at the university is held in two intake terms, in September and February. The University of Bristol's acceptance rate is about 67%, this demonstrates a reduced level of competition during the admissions process at the University of Bristol for international students

The university provides scholarship packages that effectively mitigate the overall financial burden associated with pursuing education abroad. Engaging in research endeavours with global impact, fostering intercultural exchange, and embracing diverse learning methodologies enhance the academic journey for students.

The researchers affiliated with this institution actively provide novel ideas and specialised knowledge in order to address real-world challenges and provide guidance for future cohorts.

University of Bristol’s mission statement is ‘To make a positive impact locally, nationally, and globally by addressing society’s greatest challenges through our distinctive education, innovative research and the value we place on excellence, inclusivity and partnership’.

The University of Bristol was founded in 1876. The Wills and Fry families contributed a lot to establishing this unique institution and funded huge amounts for its growth. It was a well-known university for accepting female students.

At first, the university’s roots were traced back to 1595, when it was named A Merchant Venturers’ School and University College, Bristol (1876). Then, it was converted to the Bristol Medical School (1893) and the Merchant Venturers Technical College (1909).

In the same year, 1909, the institution was given university status and granted a royal charter. Multiple schools and departments increased the university’s reputation.

As a result, Ralph Brentnall constructed and designed some new buildings after receiving UGC funding, and George Oatley's residential halls, known as Avon Gorge continue to be well-known.

The University has obtained numerous accreditations by meeting various academic standards and service requirements. Below are listed the accreditations held by the university.

1. American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
2. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
3. BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT
4. British Psychological Society (BPS)
5. Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)
6. Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)
7. Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT)
8. European Association of Establishments for Veterinary Education (EAEVE)
9. General Medical Council (GMC)
10. Geological Society
11. Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFA)
12. Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)
13. Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE)
14. Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA)
15. Institute of Physics (IOP)
16. Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)
17. Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
18. Institution of Engineering Designers (IED)
19. Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE)
20. Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE)
21. Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS)
22. Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS)
23. Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
24. Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
25. Royal Statistical Society (RSS)

The University of Bristol campus delivers all kinds of facilities to give the best student experience. Here are some of the unique features and services of the campus

1. Latest IT support with modern instruments.
2. With its enormous collection and cutting-edge amenities, the University of Bristol library fosters a stimulating atmosphere for academic inquiry and study for both students and academics. Well-equipped university libraries with a large volume of printed books and journals.
3. Study spaces.
4. Sports facilities: swimming pools, on-campus and off-campus, Indoor facilities, outdoor facilities
5. Social spaces with new bars and food courts are available that are open for gathering, gossiping, and holding social events.
6. The University of Bristol student health service provides comprehensive and accessible healthcare support to students, ensuring their well-being throughout their academic journey. Students get first aid, mental health awareness, and first aid training all year round.
7. The University of Bristol careers service provides students with vital advice and tools to support their professional growth, preparing them for an effective entry into the job market.
8. The Supporting Members team remains busy with disabilities and executes a group for everyone. The Welcome Fair stands for promoting groups and recruiting new members.

At present year, the University of Bristol is offering 4 foundation courses, 220+ undergraduate, 170+ postgraduate, and 60+ research studies. They are mentioned below:

Foundation:

1. Arts and Humanities
2. Dentistry
3. Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
4. Social Sciences and Law

Undergraduate:

1. Accounting and Finance
2. Accounting and Finance with Professional Placement
3. Accounting and Finance with Study Abroad
4. Accounting and Management
5. Accounting and Management with Professional Placement
6. Accounting and Management with Study Abroad
7. Accounting with Innovation
8. Aerospace Engineering
9. Aerospace Engineering (4 Years)
10. Aerospace Engineering with a Year in Industry
11. Aerospace Engineering with a Year in Industry (5 Years)  
12. Aerospace Engineering with Study Abroad
13. Aerospace Engineering with Study Abroad in a Modern Language
14. Ancient History
15. Anthropology
16. Anthropology with Innovation
17. Applied Anatomy
18. Archaeology and Anthropology  
19. Biochemistry
20. Biochemistry (4 Years)
21. Biochemistry with Medical Biochemistry
22. Biochemistry with Medical Biochemistry (4 Years)
23. Biochemistry with Molecular Biology and Biotechnology  
24. Biochemistry with Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (4 Years)
25. Biochemistry with Study in Industry
26. Biology
27. Biology (4 Years)
28. Biology with Professional Placement
29. Biology with Professional Placement (4 Years)
30. Biomedical Sciences
31. Business Analytics
32. Business and Management
33. Business and Management with Innovation
34. Business and Management with Study Abroad
35. Business and Management with Study Abroad in a Modern Language
36. Cancer Biology and Immunology
37. Cancer Biology and Immunology (4 Years)
38. Cellular and Molecular Medicine
39. Cellular and Molecular Medicine with Study in Industry
40. Chemical Physics
41. Chemical Physics (4 Years)
42. Chemical Physics with Industrial Experience
43. Chemistry
44. Chemistry (4 Years)
45. Chemistry with Computing
46. Chemistry with Computing (4 Years)
47. Chemistry with Industrial Experience
48. Chemistry with Study Abroad
49. Chemistry with Study Abroad in a Modern Language
50. Childhood Studies
51. Childhood Studies with Quantitative Research Methods
52. Childhood Studies with Quantitative Research Methods (4 Years)
53. Childhood Studies with Study Abroad
54. Civil Engineering
55. Civil Engineering (4 Years)
56. Civil Engineering with a Year in Industry
57. Civil Engineering with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
58. Civil Engineering with Study Abroad
59. Classical Studies
60. Classics
61. Comparative Literatures and Cultures
62. Comparative Literatures and Cultures and French
63. Comparative Literatures and Cultures and German
64. Comparative Literatures and Cultures and Italian
65. Comparative Literatures and Cultures and Portuguese
66. Comparative Literatures and Cultures and Russian
67. Comparative Literatures and Cultures and Spanish
68. Computer Science
69. Computer Science (4 Years)
70. Computer Science and Electronics
71. Computer Science and Electronics (4 Years)
72. Computer Science and Electronics with Study Abroad
73. Computer Science with Innovation
74. Computer Science with Study Abroad
75. Criminology
76. Criminology with Quantitative Research Methods
77. Criminology with Quantitative Research Methods (4 Years)
78. Criminology with Study Abroad
79. Data Science
80. Data Science with a Year in Industry
81. Dentistry
82. Economics
83. Economics and Accounting
84. Economics and Accounting with Professional Placement
85. Economics and Accounting with Study Abroad
86. Economics and Econometrics
87. Economics and Econometrics with Study Abroad
88. Economics and Finance
89. Economics and Finance with Study Abroad
90. Economics and Management
91. Economics and Management with Study Abroad
92. Economics and Mathematics
93. Economics and Politics
94. Economics and Politics with Study Abroad
95. Economics with Innovation
96. Economics with Study Abroad
97. Economics with Study Abroad in a Modern Language
98. Education Studies
99. Education Studies with Study Abroad
100. Electrical and Electronic Engineering
101. Electrical and Electronic Engineering (4 Years)
102. Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry
103. Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
104. Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Innovation
105. Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Study Abroad
106. Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Study Abroad in a Modern Language
107. Engineering Design
108. Engineering Design (4 Years)
109. Engineering Design with Study in Industry
110. Engineering Design with Study in Industry (5 Years)
111. Engineering Mathematics
112. Engineering Mathematics (4 Years)
113. Engineering Mathematics with a Year in Industry
114. Engineering Mathematics with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
115. Engineering Mathematics with Study Abroad
116. English
117. English and Classical Studies
118. English and French
119. English and German
120. English and History
121. English and Italian
122. English and Philosophy
123. English and Portuguese
124. English and Russian
125. English and Spanish
126. English with Study Abroad
127. Environmental Geoscience
128. Environmental Geoscience (4 Years)
129. Environmental Geoscience with Study Abroad
130. Film and English
131. Film and French
132. Film and German
133. Film and Italian
134. Film and Portuguese
135. Film and Spanish
136. Film and Television
137. Film and Television with Innovation
138. Finance
139. Finance with Innovation
140. Geography
141. Geography with Innovation
142. Geography with Quantitative Research Methods
143. Geography with Quantitative Research Methods (4 Years)
144. Geography with Study Abroad
145. Geography with Study Abroad in a Modern Language
146. Geology
147. Geology (4 Years)
148. Geology with Study Abroad
149. History
150. History and French
151. History and German
152. History and Italian
153. History and Portuguese
154. History and Russian
155. History and Spanish
156. History of Art
157. History of Art and French
158. History of Art and German
159. History of Art and Italian
160. History of Art and Portuguese
161. History of Art and Russian
162. History of Art and Spanish
163. History with Innovation
164. History with Study Abroad
165. International Business Management
166. International Business Management and French
167. International Business Management and German
168. International Business Management and Spanish
169. International Business Management with Study Abroad
170. International Business Management with Study Abroad in a Modern Language
171. International Social and Public Policy
172. International Social and Public Policy with Study Abroad
173. Law
174. Law and French
175. Law and German
176. Law and Spanish
177. Law with Study Abroad
178. Law with Study in Continental Europe
179. Liberal Arts
180. Liberal Arts with Study Abroad
181. Marketing
182. Marketing with Study Abroad
183. Marketing with Study Abroad in a Modern Language
184. Mathematics
185. Mathematics (4 Years)
186. Mathematics and Computer Science
187. Mathematics and Computer Science (4 Years)
188. Mathematics and Philosophy
189. Mathematics and Philosophy (4 Years)
190. Mathematics and Physics  
191. Mathematics and Physics (4 Years)
192. Mathematics with Statistics
193. Mathematics with Statistics (4 Years)
194. Mathematics with Statistics for Finance
195. Mathematics with Study Abroad
196. Mathematics with Study Abroad in a Modern Language
197. Mathematics with Study Abroad in a Modern Language (4 Years)
198. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
199. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (4 Years)
200. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering with a Year in Industry
201. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
202. Mechanical Engineering
203. Mechanical Engineering (4 Years)
204. Mechanical Engineering with a Year in Industry
205. Mechanical Engineering with a Year in Industry (4 Years)
206. Mechanical Engineering with Study Abroad
207. Medical Microbiology
208. Medical Microbiology (4 Years)
209. Medical Microbiology with Study in Industry
210. Medicine
211. Modern Languages
212. Music
213. Music and French
214. Music and German
215. Music and Italian
216. Music and Portuguese
217. Music and Russian
218. Music and Spanish
219. Music with Innovation
220. Neuroscience
221. Neuroscience (4 Years)
222. Neuroscience with Study in Industry
223. Palaeontology and Evolution
224. Palaeontology and Evolution (4 Years)
225. Pharmacology
226. Pharmacology (4 Years)
227. Pharmacology with Study in Industry
228. Philosophy
229. Philosophy and Economics
230. Philosophy and Economics with Study Abroad
231. Philosophy and French
232. Philosophy and German
233. Philosophy and Italian
234. Philosophy and Politics
235. Philosophy and Portuguese
236. Philosophy and Russian
237. Philosophy and Spanish
238. Philosophy and Theology
239. Physics
240. Physics (4 Years)
241. Physics and Philosophy
242. Physics and Philosophy (4 Years)
243. Physics with Astrophysics
244. Physics with Astrophysics  
245. Physics with Computing
246. Physics with Computing (4 Years)
247. Physics with Computing with Industrial Experience
248. Physics with Industrial Experience
249. Physics with Innovation
250. Physics with International Experience
251. Physics with Study Abroad in a Modern Language
252. Physiological Science
253. Physiological Science (4 Years)
254. Physiological Science with Study in Industry
255. Plant Sciences
256. Plant Sciences (4 Years)
257. Plant Sciences with Professional Placement
258. Plant Sciences with Professional Placement (5 Years)
259. Politics and French
260. Politics and German
261. Politics and International Relations
262. Politics and International Relations with Study Abroad
263. Politics and Italian
264. Politics and Portuguese
265. Politics and Russian
266. Politics and Sociology
267. Politics and Spanish
268. Politics with Quantitative Research Methods
269. Politics with Quantitative Research Methods (4 Years)
270. Politics with Quantitative Research Methods with Study Abroad
271. Psychology
272. Psychology and Neuroscience
273. Psychology in Education
274. Psychology in Education with Study Abroad
275. Psychology with Innovation
276. Religion and Theology
277. Religion and Theology with Study Abroad
278. Social Policy
279. Social Policy and Politics
280. Social Policy and Sociology
281. Social Policy with Criminology
282. Social Policy with Quantitative Research Methods
283. Social Policy with Quantitative Research Methods (4 Years)
284. Social Policy with Study Abroad
285. Sociology
286. Sociology and Philosophy
287. Sociology with Quantitative Research Methods
288. Sociology with Quantitative Research Methods (4 Years)
289. Sociology with Quantitative Research Methods with Study Abroad
290. Sociology with Study Abroad
291. Theatre and English
292. Theatre and Film
293. Theatre and French
294. Theatre and German
295. Theatre and Italian
296. Theatre and Performance Studies
297. Theatre and Portuguese
298. Theatre and Spanish
299. Theatre with Innovation
300. Theoretical Physics
301. Veterinary Nursing and Companion Animal Behaviour
302. Veterinary Science
303. Veterinary Science: Accelerated Graduate Entry
304. Virology and Immunology
305. Virology and Immunology (4 Years)
306. Virology and Immunology with Study in Industry
307. Zoology
308. Zoology (4 Years)
309. Zoology with a Professional Placement
310. Zoology with a Professional Placement (4 Years)

Postgraduate:

1. Accounting and Finance
2. Accounting, Finance and Management
3. Advanced Composites
4. Advanced Microelectronic Systems Engineering
5. Advanced Quantitative Methods
6. Aerial Robotics
7. Aerospace Engineering
8. Anthropology
9. Applied Neuropsychology
10. Applied Neuropsychology (1 Year)
11. Applied Neuropsychology (Online)
12. Applied Neuropsychology (Online) (1 Year)
13. Banking and Finance Law
14. Banking, Regulation and Financial Stability
15. Biochemistry
16. Bioinformatics
17. Biological Sciences
18. Biomedical Sciences Research
19. Biorobotics
20. Black Humanities
21. Business Analytics
22. Business Innovation and Entrepreneurship
23. Cardiovascular Perfusion (Online)
24. Cellular and Molecular Medicine
25. Chemistry
26. Chinese-English Audiovisual Translation
27. Chinese-English Translation
28. Civil Engineering
29. Climate Change Science and Policy
30. Clinical Neuropsychology
31. Clinical Neuropsychology (1 Year)
32. Clinical Neuropsychology Practice
33. Clinical Oral Surgery
34. Clinical Perfusion Science
35. Clinical Perfusion Science (1 Year)
36. Clinical Research Methods and Evidence-Based Medicine
37. Commercial Law
38. Communication Networks and Signal Processing
39. Company Law and Corporate Governance
40. Comparative Literatures and Cultures
41. Composition of Music for Film and Television
42. Computer Science (Conversion)
43. Contemporary Identities
44. Creative Innovation and Entrepreneurship
45. Creative Writing
46. Cyber Security (Infrastructures Security)
47. Data Science
48. Dental Implantology
49. Development and Security
50. Digital and Technological Society
51. Digital Health
52. Earth Sciences
53. Earthquake Engineering and Infrastructure Resilience
54. East Asian Development and The Global Economy
55. Economics
56. Economics (2 Years)
57. Economics and Finance
58. Economics with Data Science
59. Economics, Finance and Management
60. Education
61. Education (Education and Climate Change)
62. Education (Inclusive Education)
63. Education (Leadership and Policy)
64. Education (Learning, Technology and Society)
65. Education (Mathematics Education)
66. Education (Neuroscience and Education)
67. Education (Open Pathway)
68. Education (Policy and International Development)
69. Education (Secondary)
70. Education (Teaching and Learning)
71. Employment, Work and Equality
72. Engineering Mathematics
73. Engineering with Management
74. English Literature
75. Environmental Analytical Chemistry
76. Environmental Humanities
77. Environmental Modelling and Data Analysis
78. Environmental Policy and Management
79. Epidemiology
80. Film and Television
81. Finance and Investment
82. Financial Technology
83. Financial Technology with Data Science
84. Gender and International Relations
85. General Legal Studies
86. Geographic Data Science and Spatial Analytics
87. Global Development and Environment
88. Global Environmental Challenges
89. Global Operations and Supply Chain Management
90. Global Wildlife Health and Conservation
91. Health Economics and Health Policy Analysis
92. Health Professions Education (Online)
93. Health Sciences Research
94. Health, Law and Society
95. Healthcare Management (Online)
96. History
97. History of Art
98. Human Geography: Society and Space
99. Human Resource Management and the Future of Work
100. Human Rights Law
101. Human-Computer Interaction (Online)
102. Image and Video Communications and Signal Processing
103. Immersive Arts (Virtual and Augmented Reality)
104. Immersive Technologies (Virtual and Augmented Reality)
105. Innovation and Entrepreneurship
106. International Business and Strategy: Global Challenges
107. International Commercial Law
108. International Development
109. International Law
110. International Law and International Relations
111. International Relations
112. International Security
113. Law
114. Law, Environment, Sustainability and Business
115. Law, Innovation and Technology
116. Management
117. Management (CSR and Sustainability)
118. Management (Digitalisation and Big Data)
119. Management (Entrepreneurship and Innovation)
120. Management (International Business)
121. Management (International Human Resource Management)
122. Management (Marketing)
123. Management (Project Management)
124. Marketing
125. Mathematical Sciences
126. Mathematics
127. Mechanical Engineering
128. Medical Statistics and Health Data Science
129. Medieval Studies
130. Molecular Neuroscience
131. Music
132. Nuclear Science and Engineering
133. Nutrition, Physical Activity and Public Health
134. Optical Communications and Signal Processing
135. Optoelectronic and Quantum Technologies
136. Oral and Dental Sciences
137. Oral Medicine
138. Palaeobiology
139. Periodontology
140. Philosophy
141. Physics
142. Physiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience
143. Policy Research
144. Population Health Sciences
145. Psychological Science
146. Psychology (Conversion)
147. Psychology of Education BPS
148. Public Health
149. Public Policy
150. Reproduction and Development
151. Robotics
152. Science Communication for a Better Planet
153. Scientific Computing with Data Science
154. Social and Cultural Theory
155. Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship
156. Social Science Research Methods (Management)
157. Social Science Research Methods (Politics)
158. Social Science Research Methods (Sociology)
159. Social Work
160. Social Work Research
161. Society, Politics and Climate Change
162. Socio-Legal Studies
163. Sociology
164. Stem Cells and Regeneration (Online)
165. Strategy, Change and Leadership
166. Sustainable Engineering
167. Sustainable Futures
168. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
169. Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship
170. Theoretical and Practical Clinical Neuropsychology
171. Translation (Online)
172. Translational Cardiovascular Medicine
173. Translational Cardiovascular Medicine (1 Year)
174. Translational Cardiovascular Medicine (Clifton)
175. Translational Cardiovascular Medicine (Online)
176. Translational Cardiovascular Medicine (Online) (1 Year)
177. Translational Cardiovascular Medicine (Online) (Clifton)
178. Translational Health Sciences
179. Veterinary Sciences
180. Water and Environmental Management
181. Wireless Communications and Signal Processing

Research:

1. Accounting and Finance
2. Advanced Quantitative Methods
3. Aerosol Science
4. Aerospace Engineering
5. Anthropology and Archaeology
6. Biochemistry
7. Biological Sciences
8. Cellular and Molecular Medicine
9. Chemistry
10. Civil Engineering
11. Classics and Ancient History
12. Comparative Literatures and Cultures
13. Computer Science
14. Creative Writing
15. Disability Studies
16. Dynamic Molecular Cell Biology (Wellcome Trust)
17. Earth Sciences
18. East Asian Studies
19. Economics
20. Education
21. Electrical and Electronic Engineering
22. Engineering Mathematics
23. English Literature
24. Exercise, Nutrition and Health
25. Film and Television
26. French
27. Geographical Sciences (Human Geography)
28. Geographical Sciences (Physical Geography)
29. German
30. Great Western Four + Doctoral Training Partnership (NERC)
31. Health and Wellbeing
32. Hispanic, Portuguese and Latin American Studies
33. History
34. History of Art
35. Innovation and Entrepreneurship
36. Integrative Cardiovascular Science (BHF)
37. Italian  
38. Law
39. Linguistics
40. Management
41. Mathematics
42. Mechanical Engineering
43. Medieval Studies
44. Molecular, Genetic and Lifecourse Epidemiology (Wellcome)
45. Music
46. Oral and Dental Sciences
47. Philosophy
48. Physics
49. Physiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience
50. Politics
51. Population Health Sciences
52. Professional Research in Education
53. Psychological Science
54. Religion and Theology
55. Russian
56. Social Policy
57. Social Work
58. Sociology
59. South West Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership (BBSRC)
60. Sustainable Futures
61. Technology Enhanced Chemical Synthesis
62. Theatre and Performance
63. Translation
64. Translational Health Sciences
65. Veterinary Sciences

The university is mainly separated into three departments, each containing several schools or research centres. They are:

Faculty of Arts, Law and Social Sciences

1. Centre for Academic Language and Development
2. Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
3. School of Arts
4. School of Economics
5. School of Education
6. School of Humanities
7. School of Modern Languages
8. School for Policy Studies
9. School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies
10. University of Bristol Business School
11. University of Bristol Law School

Faculty of Health and Life Sciences

1. Bristol Dental School
2. Bristol Medical School
3. Bristol Veterinary School
4. Health Professions Education
5. School of Anatomy
6. School of Biochemistry
7. School of Biological Sciences
8. School of Cellular and Molecular Medicine
9. School of Physiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience
10. School of Psychological Science

Faculty of Science and Engineering

1. School of Chemistry
2. School of Civil, Aerospace, and Design Engineering
3. School of Computer Science
4. School of Earth Sciences
5. School of Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical Engineering
6. School of Engineering Mathematics and Technology
7. School of Geographical Sciences
8. School of Mathematics
9. School of Physics

At the University of Bristol, the faculty and staffs are all academically trained, highly expert in their relevant fields and instructed to provide utmost care to students. Here are short list of some of the staff and faculty members .

1. Dr Onajite Abafe Diejomaoh, Research Associate at School of Civil, Aerospace and Design Engineering.
2. Dr Stanislav Abaimov, Senior Research Associate at School of Computer Science
3. Mr Muhammad Abare Abare, Academic at Bristol Veterinary School.
4. Dr Waqas Bin Abbas, Senior Research Associate at the School of Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical Engineering.
5. Professor Graham Abbey, Professor in Practice at the School of Management - Business School.
6. Professor David Abbott, Professor of Social Policy at School for Policy Studies.
7. Dr Scott Abbott Paterson, Associate Professor in Anatomy at School of Anatomy.
8. Dr Ana Paula Abdala Sheikh, Senior Lecturer at School of Physiology, Pharmacology & Neuroscience.
9. Dr Zahraa Abdallah, Senior Lecturer at School of Engineering Mathematics and Technology.
10. Miss Zeina Abdallah, Senior Research Associate at School of Physics.
11. Mr Fahd Abdelazim, Ask - JGI Data Scientist at Jean Golding Institute.
12. Mr Ramy Abdelhady, Centre Administrator at University of Bristol Law School.
13. Dr Mohammed Gamal Abdelnour, Honorary Research Fellow at Department of Religion and Theology.
14. Mr Meiran Abdo, School of Civil, Aerospace, and Design Engineering.
15. Miss Nako Abdullah, teacher at Bristol Doctoral College.
16. Mrs Helen Aberdeen, Senior Lecturer and School of Education
17. Dr Kushala Abeysekera, Consultant Senior Lecturer in Hepatology Epidemiology and Public Health at Bristol Medical School (PHS).
18. Mrs Ishani Abeywardena, Centre for Innovation, Bristol Doctoral College
19. Dr Ferdos Abid Ali, Senior Lecturer in Molecular Cell Biology at the School of Biochemistry.

The Bristol Student Union (SU) is one of the best student unions among UK universities. Bristol SU is called democracy and is ranked 31st among the top 100 organisations. It is the mouthpiece of university students.

The student union is active enough from freshmen's week to alumni night throughout the year. They remain busy with getting student opinions, listening eagerly to their experiences, organising debate competitions, elections, and future initiatives, creating a sponsorship catalogue, sports clubs, and societies.

Therefore, the Research and Evaluation Coordinator executes research projects and looks after surveys, interviews, and so on. Bristol is a city of green. It belongs to calm and lively places with tranquillity and serenity. The walkable roads, harborside, floating bars, and restaurants make the surroundings a lot more lively and friendly.

It is a melting pot of global learning that values different cultures, languages, religions, and ethnic groups. Therefore, the place is full of creative people, modern media, technology, and aerospace industries. The most interesting sports nights are organised by the sports clubs channelled over £11,000 of ticket sales back.

1. Undergraduate: 72%
2. Postgraduate: 28%
3. Full-time students: 94%
4. Part-time students: 6%
5. UK students: 73%
6. EU students: 05%
7. International students: 22%
8. Female: 55%
9. Male: 45%
10. First year: 41%
11. Others: 59%

Frequent bus services are available in Bristol. The main Clifton campus and student residences are connected by buses. The Bristol Unibus services are operated by First Bus. Besides the bus services, intercity rail connections are available in Bristol City.

Bristol Temple Meads and Parkway are the two main train stations. Therefore, common taxi services are available, such as Diamond Executive Cars, Euro-Taxis, Euro-Coaches, Haywards Travel, School Hopper, and so on.

Moreover, airport taxi transfers in Bristol are available for long-distance journeys. Bristol to Bristol Airport, Bristol to Cardiff Airport, London Gatwick Airport to Bristol, and so many pick-ups are available. Above all, Bristol (SU) launched the ‘Balloon Bike Scheme’ to access renting a bike for the academic year.

There are multiple university-allocated accommodation and students can apply to ask for living places and costs. Students make a home from home in Bristol and become in love with the place. It is quite challenging to find private rented accommodation as the city is very popular.

Therefore, the university’s on-campus accommodation provides many facilities, such as bedrooms along with a bed, wardrobe, desk, chair, and task lighting. bookshelves, curtains, mirrors; kitchens in self-catered residences along with cookers, fridges, freezers, dining tables and chairs, storage, cupboards, kettles, ironing boards, microwaves, toasters, etc.

Bristol residences are categorised into three villages. North Residential Village has several residences, such as Badock Hall, Churchill Hall, Durdham Hall, and so on. East Residential Village and West Residential Village also have many halls, such as Chantry Court, Culver House, Dean Street Works, Marlborough House, New Bridewell, and so on.

The costs of living in University accommodation for 2024/25 are:

1. Single room (basic) - starting from £135 per week.
2. Single room (standard) - starting from £200 per week.
3. Single room (premium) - starting from £275 per week.
4. Ensuite (basic) - starting from £205 per week.
5. En suite (standard) - starting from £224 per week.
6. En suite (Classic) - starting from £235 per week.
7. En suite (standard plus) - starting from £245 per week.
8. Studio (classic) - starting from £285 per week.
9. Studio (deluxe) - starting from £350 per week.
10. Studio (premium) - starting from £320 per week.

With the support from the student union, the University of Bristol offers a wide range of extracurricular activities for students to get involved in.

The Global Lounge is a cultural hub that offers a range of social events and cultural celebrations, providing a great way to meet people from different backgrounds.

Public event joining opportunity for all students. Every year the university works with public bodies offering public lectures, discovery talks, and distinguished lectures that are open to students, staff, alumni, and the wider community.

Online or physical events are organised in the campus area, including sports classes, language cafes, study support sessions, and more.

You can choose to become a peer mentor to help new students settle in or PASS leader to oversee group study sessions for the first-year students.

There are also numerous volunteering work opportunities that students can volunteer for. Many local groups, schools, and environmental projects required volunteering support. Getting involved in this kind of volunteer work can help you expand your network and learn new skills.

There are over 350 student societies that include sports groups, art groups, debate groups, cultural groups, academic groups, and others. Every student can join a society relevant to their interest area.

To build a better future, the university has teamed up with many multinational companies. By using strategical partnership values the Bristol is growing towards its ambition and paveing way for upcoming generations.. Here are the current partners and collaborations.

1. Aardman
2. Airbus
3. Arm
4. Ashley Community Housing
5. Babbasa
6. BBC
7. Bristol Creative Industries
8. Digital Catapult
9. Dyson
10. Ecolyst Ltd
11. Frazer-Nash Consultancy
12. Knowle West Media Centre
13. LV= General Insurance
14. National Physical Laboratory
15. System C Healthcare Ltd
16. Three
17. Toshiba
18. Watershed
19. Ultraleap
20. ™ Forum
21. BT for network technology research
22. Rolls-Royce for low-carbon transport
23. GSK for global health initiatives
24. NHS Bristol
25. Academic Health Science Centre partnership
26. Black South West Network
27. Bristol Old Vic Theatre
28. Wellspring Settlement
29. Insper Institute of Education and Research, Brazil.
30. Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Arts et Métiers (ENSAM), France
31. Beijing Foreign Studies University, China.
32. Hunan University, China.
33. Jiangnan University, China.
34. Jilin University, China
35. Nanchang University, China
36. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
37. National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
38. University of Hong Kong
39. ATLAS SkillTech University, India
40. Symbiosis International University (Pune), India
41. HELP University, Malaysia
42. Taylor's University, Malaysia
43. British University of Vietnam
44. Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam

The University of Bristol has initiated multiple research opportunities for students by introducing a wide range of research-based elements into their academic body. Here are the prominent research facilities that the campus delivers.

1. The university offers research studies on over 65 research topic. This includes full-time and part-time PhD studies.
2. The University of Bristol’s School of Biological Science offers research fellowship opportunities. Potential candidates with research interests in all areas of biology are encouraged to apply.
3. For research, the university focuses on several crucial research themes. This may include considering equitable and sustainable health, net zero and climate change, creative and cultural industries, data and digitalisation, and social justice.
4. The university also provides funds for its researchers. There are numerous funding opportunities available for research, including internal and external funding sources.
5. Bristol University campus is well equipped with several research institutes and centres inside the campus that are on par with the research facilities of other world-leading universities.
6. The university research department also works and collaborates with academic partners, businesses, and industries to advance research and innovation. Currently, the university is in partnership with companies such as BT, Rolls-Royce, and GSK.

The updated tuition fees for the current year and the available scholarships are described below.

Tuition Fees (for International Students)

1. Undergraduate: Starting from £23,900 to £29,300 per annum.
2. Postgraduate taught: Ranges between £11,280 and £35,000 per year.
3. Research/PhD studies: Ranging from £20,700 to £40,500 per academic year.

Scholarships

1. Think Big undergraduate scholarships: Internationals can get  £6,500 or £13,000 scholarship discount on tuition fees for each year of study.
2. Think Big postgraduate scholarships: Internationals can get £6,500, £13,000 or £26,000 scholarship discount on tuition fees for each year of study.
3. Michael Wong Pakshong bursary
4. R. Senathi Rajah Memorial Scholarship
5. Phyllis Mary Morris bursaries
6. GREAT Scholarship: Vietnam
7. GREAT Scholarship: Indonesia

The University of Bristol has its own Alumni Association that represents all the members of the university. The association comprises a diverse community of more than 190,000 alumni members in 198 countries. Here is a short list of some of our famous and distinguished alumni members.

1. Alison Smale (BA 1977, Hon LLD 2009), Veteran journalist at The New York Times from 1998 to 2017 and former Under-Secretary-General for the United Nations.
2. Angela Carter (BA 1964), Novelist and short story writer best known for her magic realist novels The Bloody Chamber (1979) and Wise Children (1991).
3. Lieutenant Colonel Anne McClain (MSc 2005, Hon DEng 2023), NASA astronaut and U.S Army officer, she has flown on the International Space Station and is recognised for her leadership in space exploration and aviation.
4. Charlotte Moore (BA 1990, Hon LLD 2017), Chief Content Officer at the BBC and Controller of BBC One.
5. Charlotte Ritchie (BA 2011), English actress best known for her roles in Fresh Meat (2011), Call the Midwife (2012-) and Ghosts (2019-2023).
6. Dan Bethell (LLB 2017, LLM 2021), Professional badminton player and Paralympian who won silver in the 2024 Paris Paralympics and the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics.
7. David Nicholls (BA 1988, Hon DLitt 2016), Renowned novelist and screenwriter best known for Starter for Ten (2003) and One Day (2009), which was adapted for Netflix in 2024.
8. Deborah Moggach OBE FRSL (BA 1970, Hon DLitt 2005), Novelist and author of These Foolish Things (2004) which was adapted into the acclaimed film The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011).
9. Derren Brown (LLB 1994), Award-winning illusionist and writer known for his stage shows.
10. Dick King-Smith OBE (BEd 1975, Hon MLitt 1999), Best-selling children's novelist whose book The Sheep-Pig (1983) was adapted into the acclaimed film Babe (1995).
11. Simon Pegg (BA 1991), Actor, comedian and screenwriter whose credits include Shaun Of The Dead (2004), Hot Fuzz (2007) and Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015).
12. Susanna Reid (BSc 1992), TV journalist and presenter of ITV's Good Morning Britain. Former co-presenter of BBC Breakfast (2001-2014).
13. Pearl Mackie (BA 2008), British actress and producer best known for portraying Bill Potts in Doctor Who (2017) and for films including Horizon Line (2020).
14. Lord Baron Paul Boateng CVO PC DL (LLB 1973, Hon LLD 2007), Lawyer and Labour Party politician who has championed civil rights and social issues and became the UK’s first Black Cabinet Minister in 2002.
15. Nitin Ganatra OBE (BA 1990), Actor best known for portraying Masood Ahmed in EastEnders, as well as for roles in films including Bride and Prejudice (2004).
16. Michael Gunton (BSc 1979), television producer and BBC’s Creative Director of Factual and the Natural History Unit, his works include Life (2009), Planet Earth II (2016) and Dynasties (2018).
17. Laura Trevelyan (BSc 1990), journalist and former BBC correspondent, is recognised for advocating for transatlantic slave trade reparations.

The University of Bristol offers a range of career services to support students and graduates in their career development.

1. Dedicated career service portal for students to help them smoothly transition to their career path after their graduation. The University of Bristol allows access to any career services for up to three years after the graduation of a student. No matter where a student resides, he/she can have access to the student portal and obtain benefits from the career services, most of which are free and unbiased support.
2. The university's career services' main feature is to provide personalised career guidance from the university’s expert advisors.
3. There are workshops and events organised by the career service team to provide essential guidance and tips for students. This includes regular workshops, seminars, and career fairs to help students explore their career limitations.
4. The career support team also offers access to a wide range of job vacancies through the university's career portal known as ‘mycareer’.
5. The career team supports students in finding internships and provides work experience, helping students to experience work life quickly and gain practical experiences.
6. Our career service counsellors can help students in preparing their jobs and applications. They also teach students to make their own CVs, cover letters, and job applications all by themselves. Boosting their self-control and confidence level.
7. There are ample resources contained in the career service portal. Therefore, students can use those resources and mock interviews to help them prepare for job interviews.
8. There is also information about many events and platforms that can be found through the University of Bristol's career services. This can be useful to connect and expand the network with employers,  alumni, and industry professionals

The University of Bristol has been awarded multiple awards for the institution’s commitment to sustainability, innovation, and excellence in various fields. Here are the notable achievements and recognitions of the University of Bristol.

1. Achieved gold in Hedgehog Friendly Campus Awards
2. Received Green Gown Awards for taking initiatives for sustainability that include reduction of single-use plastic and carbon mapping.
3. The university has won the RIBA South West Regional Award for demonstrating an excellent standard of architectural skill, ingenuity, and sustainability
4. Green Meetings Accreditation: Earning the Silver Award for their commitment to sustainability.
5. The Events Team won gold in Bristol, Bath & Somerset Tourism Awards for Business Events Venue of the Year and bronze for Wedding Venue of the Year.
6. The Royal Fort Gardens at the university have been recognised for their exceptional quality, securing the Green Flag Award for the ninth year in a row.

The University of Bristol is a famous academic institution and has a good reputation among students from all over the world. The university has ranked consistently high in multiple platforms. Here are some of the rankings achieved by the University of Bristol.

1. 11th in the Times University Guide 2025
2. 16th in the Guardian University Guide 2025
3. 54th in the QS World University Rankings 2025
4. 78th in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025
5. 88th in the Academic Ranking of World Universities 2023

Located in the South West of England, the city of Bristol is built around the banks of the River Avon, and the whole region is bordered by Gloucestershire to the north and Somerset to the south. Students, both national and international, around the globe highly regard the city as a well-balanced city to live in and start a career journey.

There are several big museums in the city. If you fancy archaeological art and natural history, then visiting the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery should be on the top of your list. Besides, there are other museums, such as M Shed, We the Curious, Aerospace Bristol, and Brunel’s SS Great Britain, that students can visit to gather knowledge in an exciting way and spend leisure time.

There are two public libraries situated in the city centre area of Bristol city. There is the Bristol Central Library, and there is the University of Bristol Library. The latter is maintained and organised by the University of Bristol authority, and you need to get an additional library access card if you are not a student.

The city is well decorated with sufficient green open fields and parks built over multiple locations across the city. The Royal Fort Gardens is a beautiful garden located within the University of Bristol campus. Students can also visit Brandon Hill or the Downs to enjoy picnics and outdoor activities.

Shopping malls in Bristol including The Cabot Circus and The Galleries are some of the popular destinations within the central city area. As a student, you can plan to visit theatres and cinemas such as Bristol Old Vic, The Hippodrome, Watershed, and Everyman Cinema at Bristol.

Students also have the option to visit many popular restaurants, bars, and pubs inside the city. Popular places such as The Canteen, The White Lion Bar, The Lanes and Thekla become busy, especially on weekends.