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Why study at University of Gloucestershire?

Overview

University of Gloucestershire (UoG) is a diverse, vibrant university with campuses across Cheltenham and Gloucester, in the southwest of England. A research-driven institution, it's ranked top 15 in the UK for postgraduate study (WhatUni Student Choice Awards, 2023) with a wide range of excellent postgraduate courses.

There are over 1,000 postgraduate students at the university, forming a diverse and creative community that supports each other. This community extends to an ever-increasing global alumni network of over 40,000, which provides an abundance of networking opportunities for students.

UoG is renowned for its outstanding teaching and high levels of student satisfaction, where students benefit from expert tutors, modern resources and facilities, and a strong support system. Students enjoy a serene, welcoming and beautiful study environment, and strong national and international industry links which make University of Gloucestershire the ideal location to advance their careers and make essential professional connections.

The university has three campuses spread across Cheltenham and Gloucester, with a new campus coming in 2025 in the heart of Gloucester. Campus locations offer a rich and vibrant history with all the attractions and amenities of contemporary city life.

University of Gloucestershire students on Postgraduate Search say:

''The university offers top-notch education delivered by knowledgeable faculty members who are supportive and dedicated.''

''Dedicated faculty members have not only shared their wealth of knowledge but also provided immense support throughout my academic endeavours.''

''University of Gloucestershire is a great place to study, the lecturers are kind and professional, the facilities large and well maintained.''

Postgraduate

University of Gloucestershire offers over 100 postgraduate degree paths, including over 60 taught courses, and research degrees across 28 subject areas. Courses are taught and supervised by industry and academic experts, with students enjoying a supportive and collaborative postgraduate study environment.

UoG has identified six priority research areas, built on existing research strength and areas for future investment:

  • creative practice and theory
  • health, life sciences, sport and well-being
  • place environment and community
  • society and learning
  • culture, continuity and transformation
  • applied business and technology