The University of Bristol is ranked the 61st best university in the world and one of the top 10 in the UK (QS World University Rankings 2023). Associated with his 13 Nobel Laureates, including the current Rector, Sir Paul Nurse, Bristol is a strong base for teaching and research. The university is a member of the elite Russell Group of UK research-intensive universities and the World University Network, a group of research-driven international institutions. The university consists of 6 faculties.
arts; mechanical engineering; health sciences; life sciences; chemistry; and social sciences and law. About 30,000 undergraduate and graduate students from over 150 countries study at Bristol. Students can choose from hundreds of degrees in a comprehensive range of subjects. Bristol researchers tackle some of the world’s most pressing problems in areas such as health and disease, climate change, food security, energy and social justice. The UK’s latest assessment of research quality, the Research Excellence Framework 2021, rated 94% of research at universities as ‘world leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’. Career Service provides tailor-made career support for three years after graduation. Bristol ranks her 7th in the UK for employability (QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022) and graduates are in high demand by employers. The university is located in the heart of Bristol, a beautiful and vibrant city in the South West of England. Only 90 minutes from London but close to the beautiful English countryside. Bristol is a friendly, historic and multicultural hub, home to world-class culture and lush green spaces. Bristol graduates will be part of the university’s exciting alumni association of more than 190,000 of her alumni from 198 countries.