The University of Chester now has some 16,700 students, drawn from the United Kingdom, Europe and overseas, particularly France,Germany, Spain, Finland, Australia, the United States, India, China, Nigeria, Georgia, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Thailand, Saudia Arabia and Malaysia.
We are keenly aware that individuals from different cultural and educational backgrounds have differing needs, and so you will find that we are always available to advise, support, counsel, and create learning opportunities for you throughout your time with us.
You can study at the University of Chester as a 'Study Abroad' student for a semester, for a year, or for a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate degree. But, whatever you choose, you will find that we uphold the highest professional standards and are committed to meeting the needs of our students and international partner organisations with sensitivity and care.
There are many reasons why students choose to come to study at the University of Chester. Here are just a few of them:
- Safe and interesting place to study
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- Truly British experience: only 3% of our students are from overseas
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- Popular student choice: 4th highest growth in number of UCAS applications out of UK's 318 institutions providing higher education
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- 5* rating in supporting our students awarded by the British Quality Foundation
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- Amongst top 3 most affordable in terms of cost of living (Sunday Times 2012)
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- Latest statistics place the institution as second in the North West and 25th in England for graduate employment success rates – ahead of The University of Oxford (90.2%) and within a hair’s breadth of the University of Cambridge (93.6%)
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- University of Chester has a national reputation for Work Based Learning. Most undergraduate students in Year 2 of their degree spend 5 weeks working for a local, national or international organisation as a part of their programme. Each year we successfully find placements for approximately 1,000 students
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- The overall satisfaction rate for the University is 84%, the highest score the University has ever achieved and 2% higher than the national average
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- Chester Campus is only a short walk from the lively city centre
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