University of Birmingham

University of Birmingham

Founded in 1900, University of Birmingham has for more than a century been challenging and cultivating great minds. Research at the university, marked by a history of creativity, has broken new ground, moved the limits of science forward and made an impact on the lives of people. The University of Birmingham, a founding member of the Russell Community and Universitas 21, is a prestigious, world-leading educational institution offering an extremely high standard of teaching.

University of Birmingham is known for producing graduates who are highly employable and competitive. The university was the third most targeted university by top employers in 2018-19 (The Graduate Sector in 2019). The university has also invested £ 5 million in its graduate career programs, mentoring and bursaries are provided to qualified graduates to encourage job experience and internships in the UK and overseas.

The University of Birmingham has recently launched its new Dubai campus, which opened in September 2018, in addition to the UK campus that was built more than 100 years ago, becoming the first global top 100 and Russell Group University to develop a campus in Dubai. University of Birmingham campus provides the opportunity in one of the most diverse and exciting cities in the world to get a world-class British university education.

The Student Support Center of the University of Birmingham provides students with assistance and guidance. Teams of highly qualified counselors support students with any problems they may face. The International Student Team also provides international students with knowledgeable and committed mentors who have concerns about immigration, UK jobs, healthcare, banking, personal and academic support. Both programs are complimentary.