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University of Chester

Chester, United Kingdom

Chester, England is home to the institution of Chester, a public institution. The university was the first teacher training institution in the United Kingdom to be founded specifically for this purpose. Today, it has five campuses in and around Chester, one in Warrington, and a University Centre in Shrewsbury under its corporate name.
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Recruiting on campus is done by the University of Chester's Careers and Employability Services, which assist students and graduates in locating jobs and opportunities for more education. A significant portion of graduates land jobs and/or pursue further education. There are special instructions for international students applying for UniJob positions, and students can visit the careers center for assistance with applications related to employment prospects. With a high percentage of graduates finding work or continuing their education, many in highly skilled professions, and beating sector averages, the university has a solid track record. For advice on how to apply for jobs, especially for international students, see the UniJob Guide.

University of Chester Application Statistics

Students
14000
Undergraduates
10800
Postgraduate
4100
Faculty Strength
870
Student Faculty Ratio
17
Tuition Fees
£ 14450
Living Cost
£ 8000
Avg. GPA
2.8
Avg. IB
27
Avg. Percentage
60 %
Avg. SAT
1200
Avg. ACT
29
Avg. IELTS
6

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