University of Southampton Key stats


About us


Number of students: Over 21,000


Year founded or established: Founded in 1862 as the Hartley Institution


Campus type: Campus university


Location: South coast of England


Study abroad: Yes


Contact


Contact name: Admissions enquiries


Website: www.southampton.ac.uk


Email:


enquiry@southampton. ac.uk


Telephone number: +44(0)23 8059 5000


@unisouthampton @unisouthampton @university-of- southampton @uni_southampton @unisouthampton


A top 15 UK university where students are immersed in a supportive environment enriched by research, facilities, experts and connections. They’ll learn from academics whose research impacts some of our world’s greatest issues and develop the skills and knowledge to stand out in a changing global jobs market; our students will be prepared to be the leaders of the future.


Entry requirements


Entry requirements are generally set between A*AA and ABB grade at A level (or equivalent). Some courses have higher entry requirements. We offer Foundation Years for students not eligible for direct entry to some degrees. A  agship programme, Ignite Southampton, allows us to offer support to students from groups under-represented in higher education.


Employability


96% of our graduates are in employment or further study*; the University has fantastic connections with industry, and we’re a top 20 UK university targeted by the largest number of top employers**.


Our world-leading business incubator, on-campus start-up


accelerator, and Dragon’s Den venture, complete with capital investors, support our students to set up their own businesses, lead social enterprise, become freelance and launch start ups. Our e-mentoring programme allows students and graduates to connect with alumni across the world for professional advice.


Here to help


As the fi rst university to offer 247 mental health support, our Student Hub team are on hand to support on anything from wellbeing to fi nance and funding to accommodation and disability support. Whatever a student’s background or situation, we’re committed to making sure they have everything they need to realise their full potential. We have a Student Support Fund, designated to help students that fi nd themselves in unexpected fi nancial hardship. Plus a Personal Academic Tutor will support students through each year of their studies as well as provide career guidance tailored to their fi eld.


Looking for


Candidate profi le We welcome students from across the globe who have a passion for learning and asking questions, and a desire to explore and evolve. Our people are our University; they are at the heart of everything we do. Everyone is accepted for who they are and is supported, respected, listened to and valued. You’ll meet like-minded people who will help you feel at home, expand your views and think differently.


Extracurricular Our Admissions Tutors look for students who are suitable for the University both academically and socially. What are the student’s reasons for choosing the course and are they enthusiastic and motivated? Do they have any subject specifi c or transferable skills or maybe work experience or voluntary work? What are their hobbies and interests? This is their opportunity to show why they are a good choice for the University.


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ESA Graduate Outcomes, latest data released une 2022. 17th in The Graduate Market in 2022, igh Fliers esearch imited


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