Study abroad at University of Bristol

Learn more about studying at University of Bristol as an international student.

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Key facts

  • Type
    Public
  • Total programs
    134
  • QS Ranking
    #51

Study abroad at the University of Bristol

University of Bristol is a public university located in Bristol, UK.

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Why study at the University of Bristol

  • Wide-ranging study options

    You can choose from around 600 undergraduate and postgraduate degrees across various subjects, allowing you to find a program that fits your interests and career goals.

  • Diverse international community

    Over 33% of students at the University of Bristol come from outside the UK, creating a multicultural environment where you can connect with peers from more than 140 countries.

  • Research-led teaching

    As a top-ranked university, Bristol combines outstanding teaching with cutting-edge research, giving you access to academics who are leaders in their fields.

  • Vibrant city life

    Studying in Bristol means living in a dynamic city known for its creative culture, rich history, and diverse cuisine, providing you with a unique and enriching student experience.

Location

University of Bristol

31 Great George Street, Bristol BS1 5QT

The University of Bristol is located in Bristol, England, specifically in the vibrant area near Clifton and the city center. The campus is surrounded by an eclectic mix of residential streets, cafés, and shops, offering a lively atmosphere for students. Just a short walk away, you can enjoy the scenic views at Clifton Suspension Bridge and explore the green spaces of Clifton Downs. The nearby Temple Meads train station provides excellent train links to other UK cities, making it easy to travel for weekend trips or internships. You’ll also find a variety of cultural attractions, such as museums and theaters, that enhance everyday student life. If you're considering accommodation, looking for options in the Clifton area or nearby neighborhoods can provide convenient access to both the university and local amenities.

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Scholarships at University of Bristol

  • Kaplan Pathways scholarships for international students

    Official page

    Kaplan International Pathways lists scholarship opportunities for international students through Kaplan and partner universities to make study abroad more affordable.

  • University of Bristol International Foundation Programme partial tuition scholarships

    Official page

    Kaplan International Pathways states partial tuition scholarships are available for the University of Bristol International Foundation Programme, with students advised to speak to an Education Advisor.

All scholarship information on Studee is provided for guidance only. Always check the university's official scholarship page for the latest information on eligibility, award amounts, deadlines, and application requirements.

Fees

The University of Bristol outlines that tuition fees cover all study resources and facilities, applicable to all students regardless of residency. While accommodation and living expenses are not included, further information on tuition fees is available for prospective students.

Fee information

  • Business, Law and Social Sciences

    from £21,880 to £31,320

  • Science and Engineering

    from £23,340 to £31,860

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What is the cost of living near University of Bristol?

Category Cost  (in British Pound Sterling)
Rent, 1-bed apartment in city centre£2,958
Rent, 1-bed apartment outside centre£2,140
Utilities (electricity, heating, water, refuse)£169
Internet (60 Mbps unlimited)£42
Mobile phone plan (data + calls)£15
Monthly public transport pass£172
Monthly grocery basket£250Range: £200 to £300
Books and study supplies (monthly)£20
Coffee shop drink£6
Cinema or cultural event ticket£20
Gym membership£69

Visa requirements for the University of Bristol

Navigating the visa process is a crucial step in your study abroad journey. Make sure to seek guidance and support to ensure you meet all necessary requirements for your time at University of Bristol.

Life at the University of Bristol

Student life and activities

You can take part in various activities organized by the University of Bristol, including events and peer mentoring programs. The university encourages student involvement through its support services, which help you connect with other students and participate in university life.

Facilities and campus life

The University of Bristol offers a range of facilities to support your studies and social life. You will have access to the Student Wellbeing Service, which provides guidance and support for your wellbeing. Additionally, the Residential Life Service is available 24 hours a day to assist students living on campus.

Accommodation and transport

The university provides accommodation options that include support for international students. You should check the specific arrangements and conditions for housing as they may vary.

Support for international students

The University of Bristol has a dedicated support system for international students, including academic, personal, and practical assistance. You can access the Student Services team for information and advice on various issues, and you will receive frequent tutorials with a personal academic tutor to help you adjust to university life.

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Facilities

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