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University of Bradford

The University of Bradford was granted university status in 1966, but its history goes back to 1882. It is ranked 63rd in the UK and 551st in the QS World University Rankings 2015/2016. Research Excellence Framework 2014 (REF) rated 75% of the university's research as "world-leading and internationally excellent." The university is in the top 10 for the quality of its research publications in Civil Engineering and in the top 10 for research power in archaeology and political science. The university gives its researchers the opportunity to work in an environment that allows them to apply their discoveries in education, society and industry. It also offers outstanding work placement opportunities through its global network of partner employers. In addition, the university supports the entrepreneurial ventures of its students and graduates. Its programs focus on industry-relevant issues and prepare graduates for a strong start to their careers. The University of Bradford is in the top 10 for Anatomy and Physiology, and Ophthalmics

Bradford is an industrial city in West Yorkshire. It consists of a small city center surrounded by many small neighborhoods, villages and towns set in the hills of the Pennines. Bradford is one of the most diverse and multicultural cities in all of Europe and is considered one of the most authentic English cities thanks to its residents' love of cricket, fish and chips and real ale.

Main Programs and Majors (For a full list, ask one of our consultants)

  • Accounting and Finance
  • Anatomy and Physiology
  • Archaeological sciences
  • Art and Design
  • Biological Sciences
  • Business and Management
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Chemistry
  • Civil Engineering
  • Communication and Media Studies
  • Computer Science
  • Economics
  • Electrical and Electronic Engineering
  • English
  • French
  • General Engineering
  • Geography
  • Geogpraphy and Environmental Science
  • History
  • Iberian Languages
  • Law
  • Marketing
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Medical Technology
  • Nursing
  • Ophthalmics
  • Subjects applied to Medicine
  • Pharmacology and Pharmacy
  • Philosophy
  • Politis
  • Psychology
  • Social Policy and Work
  • Sociology
  • Sports Science

Key Information

Duration of Study:
3-4 years for Bachelor's programs
1-2 years for Master's programs

Academic Year:
2 semesters - September and January

Start of the Year:
September and January (January for some programs only)

Application Deadline:
January 15 is the recommended deadline for most programs. The final cutoff is June 30, but those applications will not be given priority.

March 24 for art and design.

The deadline for Master's programs is August 31, except for Accounting and Finance, Banking and International Finance, Financial Risk Management, and Finance and Investment, for which the deadline is June 30. The university recommends applying as early as possible.

Admission Requirements:

A high school diploma with a minimum GPA of 4.5, depending on the program; the university may require grades between 4.7 and 6 in certain subjects. For Master's and doctoral admission, a Bachelor's or Master's degree, respectively, with a minimum grade of 4.0, depending on the program.

IELTS
Minimum 6.0 for Bachelor's programs, depending on the program. 6.5 for Master's programs.

TOEFL
Minimum 87 for Bachelor's programs, depending on the program. 92 for Master's programs.

Cambridge English: Advanced/Proficiency
Minimum 169 for Bachelor's programs, depending on the program. 176 for Master's programs.

Scholarships and Loans
Tuition for Bachelor's programs is £9000. The UK government provides student loans with favorable repayment terms. Students only begin repaying the loan once they earn an annual salary of more than £21000. For more information, ask one of our consultants.

Master's programs range from £5500 to £17750, Executive MBA £18000 and MBA £25000; doctoral programs from £4100.

Accommodation:
University residence halls cost between £81 and £191 per week, depending on the hall and room type. Accommodation outside the university halls can cost between £3300 and £3900.