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University of Birmingham

Edgbaston, United Kingdom

Located in Birmingham, England, the institution of Birmingham is a public research institution. It became the first civic or "red brick" university in England to be granted its own royal charter in 1900, succeeding Queen's College, Birmingham and Mason Science College. It was also the first unitary university in England.
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The Edgbaston campus is a place to be inspired, with its historic buildings, contemporary amenities, and lush surrounds. It contains everything you need, including stores, cafes, study areas, and kind people, and is home to a broad, international community of students. The expansive, green campus offers ample area for studying, unwinding, and interacting with others. There are stores, pubs, and cafes, as well as dental and medical offices, sports facilities, and even a rail station that can take you to the city centre in seven minutes. It has all the conveniences of a small town. Throughout the year, campus is a thriving, diversified centre of activity. There is always something fascinating going here, including live athletic events, family fun days, research showcases, and student social activities. If that wasn't enough, our 'University' rail station is just a short train ride from the heart of Birmingham, the second-largest city in the United Kingdom.

University of Birmingham Application Statistics

Students
38000
International Students
8700
Undergraduates
22440
Postgraduate
12395
Faculty Strength
8000
Student Faculty Ratio
18
Acceptance Rate
60 %
Tuition Fees
£ 22850
Living Cost
£ 10255
Avg. GPA
3
Avg. IB
35
Avg. Percentage
75 %
Avg. SAT
1400
Avg. ACT
25
Avg. IELTS
6
Avg. GMAT
590

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