University of Southampton BIRM: C90
University of Surrey BIRM: A190
University of Wolverhampton BIRM: A10
University of Worcester BIRM: C140
The University of Southampton is a top 100 global university (QS World University Rankings, 2020) and a founding member of the Russell Group, with over 150 years of history. ome to over , students
from countries, outhampton has a diverse and elcoming student community. s a researchintensive institution, courses are taught by orldleading academics, ith access to cuttingedge facilities, and business partnerships. he university is raned in the top for research intensity in the the latest , and as aarded silver in the eaching xcellence rameor .
tudents can access a range of
opportunities, including personalised courses, studying abroad, and or placements. here are over clubs and societies on offer as ell as fi ve libraries, nine gyms and three arts venues. he university is based on the south coast of the , ith fi ve campuses in outhampton, one in inchester, and one in alaysia.
www.southampton.ac.uk
US-UK Fulbright Commission BIRM: US University Zone LIV: US University Zone
The University of Surrey is a global community of ideas and people, dedicated to life-changing education and research. ith a beautiful and vibrant campus,
e provide exceptional teaching and practical learning to inspire and empoer our students for personal and professional success. hrough our orldclass
research and innovation, e deliver transformational impact on society and shape future digital economy through agile collaboration and partnership ith businesses, governments and communities.
www.surrey.ac.uk
The University of Wolverhampton is a place of opportunity, offering you the chance to explore your passions and talent during a life-changing period of study. e’ll provide you ith the guidance, facilities and expertise to help you on your ay to achieving your goals, maing your time ith us an experience you’ll never forget. ith over undergraduate courses to choose from delivered across our schools and institutes, hen you oin the niversity of olverhampton, you’ll be oining a university, here over per cent of our class of graduates ere in or or further study after six months estination of eavers from igher ducation. hat’s more, the university also holds a silver aard in the eaching xcellence rameor , recognising the uality of the learning and teaching.
www.wlv.ac.uk
The University of Worcester is a close-knit and high-achieving community, located in a beautiful city just outside Birmingham. he university as a fi nalist for
niversity of the ear in the imes igher ducation ards, the ocial obility ards and on ustainability nstitution of the ear in the reen on ards. he university’s strength across many areas is refl ected in the fact that e ere also shortlisted for utstanding upport for tudents, nternational ollaboration of the ear and utstanding esearch upervisor of the ear in the imes igher ducation ards and on the aard for utstanding ontribution to the ocal ommunity. n the ational tudent urvey the university as th out of institutions and eighth out of all nglish nonspecialist universities. ine courses at orcester received per cent satisfaction.
www.worc.ac.uk
The US-UK Fulbright Commission fosters intercultural understanding between the US and the UK through educational exchange. s part of the ducation netor, the ommission offers ritish students free, accurate, and comprehensive information about opportunities to study at accredited universities in the . isit the niversity one at hat niversity ive for advice and information on higher education across the pond.
www.fulbright.org.uk
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