There are around 13700 students.

University of Suffolk campuses include – Ipswich Campus – This is the main campus of the University located in Ipswich. The main building of the campus is popularly known as Waterfront Building. The campus has three lecture halls and more than 30 teaching rooms. The famous courses on the campus are art, design, business, education, computing, film, law, and many others. Students can also get a library, cafeterias, residences, and sports facilities there. Great Yarmouth Campus – This campus of the University is in Norfolk. It is known for its programs and courses in the field of engineering, counseling, fashion, music, computing, and many others. The campus has modern studios, a sports center, cafes, and a library. Lowestoft Campus – This campus is in Norfolk. It offers its degrees in the field of children’s care, learning and development, design, inclusive practice, and integrated working. Bury St Edmunds Campus – Edmund’s campus is also in Norfolk. The campus is committed to offering open environments for its students where they can learn, grow, and become successful in their life.

Since the medium of instruction is English, admission to the university is made easy for students from all over the world. Students need to fulfill the admission requirements to get admission in the University. The acceptance rate of the University is 85.9%.

Undergraduate and foundation degree applicants must fulfil the particular prerequisites listed on the course pages. Some courses will also have particular GCSE requirements, but these are typically expressed as UCAS Tariff points. Applicants must possess one of the following credentials in order to be admitted to an undergraduate program: West Bengal Board HSC/Standard XII with 50%, ISCE/CBSE/ISC Standard XII with 60%, and other boards' Standard XII with 65% State Board of Technical Education certification or any related health topic at 60% A minimum of 28 points overall on the A-Levels is required for an International Baccalaureate Diploma (see course pages).

By contacting [email protected] or calling 01473 338400 and choosing the "safeguarding" option, students, staff, visitors, and members of the public can bring up a safeguarding issue or inquiry with a designated safeguarding officer. The Student Hub provides additional information on safeguarding for students, including how to report issues and get assistance from University Specialist Services like Safeguarding, Counselling, Mental Health, Wellbeing, and Disability Teams.

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The Vice-Chancellor's International Excellence Scholarship at the University of Suffolk is a brand-new, innovative program designed to honour outstanding international candidates who have demonstrated a dedication to making a significant difference during their time in school and beyond. A program designed to honour international candidates with a solid academic foundation and a wealth of leadership experience is the University of Suffolk International Suffolk Executive MBA (SEMBA) Scholarship (2024/5). The Admissions Tutor and Course Leader will conduct an online interview with all SEMBA applicants to determine their suitability for the program. A program called the University of Suffolk overseas Merit Scholarship (2024–5) is intended to honour overseas students

In addition to offering specialised events including seminars, employer presentations, fairs, and initiatives, Student Life is dedicated to offering free, unbiased information, advice, and guidance. Every service is delivered in a flexible manner so that students can select how they want to use it. For instance, having a face-to-face meeting on campus or by chat, email, video, or phone call. With professional knowledge available at each partner college, University of Suffolk Student Life provides a service throughout the partner colleges. The university's contemporary campus is located on the waterfront in Ipswich, a thriving town for the arts, culture, and sports, and is encircled by cafes and pubs.

In addition to offering specialised events including seminars, employer presentations, fairs, and initiatives, Student Life is dedicated to offering free, unbiased information, advice, and guidance. Every service is delivered in a flexible manner so that students can select how they want to use it. For instance, having a face-to-face meeting on campus or by chat, email, video, or phone call. With professional knowledge available at each partner college, University of Suffolk Student Life provides a service throughout the partner colleges. The university's contemporary campus is located on the waterfront in Ipswich, a thriving town for the arts, culture, and sports, and is encircled by cafes and pubs.

The residence halls at the Ipswich campus are called Athena Hall. The building is privately owned and operated, although being situated on University of Suffolk property. With guidance from the Accommodation Manager at the University of Suffolk, Athena Hall was constructed in accordance with certification requirements. Students in any academic year can use this characteristic, however the following may find it especially interesting: First-time University of Suffolk students, first-time tenants leaving their parents' house, and students who are new to Ipswich and unfamiliar with the city. Athena Hall is located next to the James Hehir Building and only 300 metres from the Waterfront Building on the Ipswich Waterfront. There are nearby local stores and facilities,

The University of Suffolk is an England-based public research University. It spread its knowledge through its four campuses. The goal of the University is to transform individuals, communities, regions, and beyond that. It has more than 9,000 students’ enrolment in the different programs of the University of which 8,000 plus are undergraduates and 650 plus are postgraduates. University of Suffolk history started as University Campus Suffolk in 2007. The University is a collaboration between the University of Essex and the University of East Anglia. It got its status and independence in 2016 by the Privy Council. The University has many affiliations including Universities UK, East Coast College, West Suffolk College, University of Essex, and the University of East Anglia. With state-of-the-art facilities, well regarded instruction, and outstanding graduate opportunities, the University of Suffolk epitomises the values of change, cooperation, and choice. It is located in the centre of the historic and revitalised Ipswich waterfront. Previously known as campus Campus Suffolk, our expanding campus gained independent university status in 2016 and has risen 68 spots in the Complete University Guide in the last three years, posing a threat to more established universities.