The University has been able to establish as one of the most renowned universities in the UK. Some of the University of Bristol rankings and achievements are as follows: The University is ranked 10 in the UK and ranked 62 in the world according to the QS WORLD RANKINGS The University ranked 92 in the world according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings University of Bristol is one of the 5 most targeted by UK recruiters According to QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022 ranked 7th in the UK University of Bristol is home to the best business incubator in the world It is among top five universities for research 26 subjects highly ranked in the world's top 100.

University of Bristol Notable Alumni are as follows: Sir William Ramsay Paul Dirac Cecil Frank Powell Sir Winston Churchill Dorothy Hodgkin Hans Albrecht Bethe Max Delbruk Sir Paul Nurse Gerhard Herzbeg Harold Pinter Angus Deaton Jean Marie Gustave le Clezio

There are around 36800 students in the university.

University of Bristol Campuses are beautiful in their own way. Clifton campus: The main campus of the University where majority of teaching takes place is in Clifton. The campus spans a wide area, bordered to the north by Tyndalls Parks Road and to the south by Park Row and the HH Wills Memorial Building. The main campus has nine branch libraries, computer facilities, cafes, sporting facilities, outdoor sports complex and building of student union that's is at a walking distance. University of Bristol main campus has well connected bus routes. Langford campus: This campus consists of the Bristol Veterinary School located in the village of Langford,14 miles south of Bristol. The campus has accomodations for the students and has well connected bus routes to the other campuses of the University. Temple Quarter Campus: This is the new campus that has the business school and research facilities.

The University is very selective about the admission process.

Each program has different prerequisites for admission. For information on specific prerequisites, please refer to our lists for postgraduate programs. The minimum prerequisite for admission to the University of Bristol's master's degree program is normally an undergraduate degree from an accredited university that is equal to a UK upper second-class degree (sometimes called a 2:1). A UK upper second-class degree is seen as being equivalent to a CGPA of 3.3 or higher. Candidates with a one-year master's degree from the UK or a two-year master's degree from the US will be given consideration for admission to the PhD program. It is necessary to submit a research proposal.

02 September 2025 Completed UCAS undergraduate applications can be submitted to UCAS. 15 October 2026 Deadline: applications for courses in medicine, dentistry and veterinary science. 14 January 2026 Deadline for all applications to be guaranteed consideration (except those with an October 15 deadline). We may accept applications to some courses after this date, please contact us to check.

Bristol has a reputation for being a welcoming, energetic city with an amazing atmosphere for students. With Purple Flag and "secured environment" designations from a police certification program, it is also a safe city. The university has its own police officer and security services.

Think Big undergraduate scholarships are valued at £6,500 and £13,000 for each year of study. Think Big postgraduate scholarships are valued at £6,500, £13,000 and £26,000 for each year of study.

University of Bristol Student Societies are actively conducting various events in the university. the student clubs and organisations give the students an opportunity to learn different skills, plan and execute events and also widen their horizons. there are different clubs in the campus working towards different agendas. their clubs and organizations cover a wide range of activities and interests, from academic societies, the arts, club sports and intramurals, to activity and event coordinators, and leadership programs. There are around 350 students clubs and societies to get involved in the Campus. Students can also become mentors to support other new students in the campus. There are also volunteering programs being organised by the University that students can take part in. To know more, click here: https://www.bristol.ac.uk/students/life-in-bristol/opportunities/

On-Campus: University of Bristol Housing/ Accomodation services provide a wide range of affordable housing options for the students to choose from. There are single room, ensuite room, twin room, studio room available for the students. All types of rooms can be checked here; http://www.bristol.ac.uk/accommodation/about/room-types/ There are 9000 beds available for the students located throughout Bristol and are grouped into three residential villages that are as follows: North Residential village East Residential village West Residential village To know more about these villages, click here: http://www.bristol.ac.uk/accommodation/about/villages/

Every year, more than 600 abroad postings are made possible by the University's Global Opportunities Team. For instance, if you are pursuing a degree in Modern Languages, you will spend your third year in a place or countries related to the language or languages you have chosen. As you study at a partner university, teach English, or do a job placement, you will have the chance to learn more about the culture and society for yourself. There are alternatives for studying or working overseas with a number of non-language degrees (please look for "with Study Abroad" or "with Study in Continental Europe" in the course listings). They have several courses that allow you to spend time in industry in order to provide you practical experience and improve your employability (look for course titles like "with Industrial Experience" or "Study in Industry").