What is a University?
A university is an institution where students study for degrees and where academic research is done.
A university is an institution where students study for degrees and where academic research is done. At university, you can study for an undergraduate degree, which typically lasts between three and four years. In the end, you graduate with a bachelor’s degree in your chosen subject.
Benefits to Higher Education
- career prospects
- independence
- personal growth
- meeting new people
- learning something new
- trying new activities
- more opportunities
University of Worcester
In the past ten years the number of people applying to study at the University of Worcester has grown at a much higher rate than the national average.
Why has Worcester become so popular?:
- innovative and highly relevant courses
- excellent, inspiring teaching
- a truly friendly, inclusive approach with excellent student support
- an outstanding record of graduate employment (94.9%)
- a beautiful home in historic Worcester
Find out more about studying at Worcester, explore the campuses and discover the courses and facilities available: University of Worcester Website
Universities outside Worcestershire
Learn more about universities outside of Worcestershire and find a course that suits your needs: University Course Search
Need help with your University Application (UCAS) or Personal Statement?
Visit the University Application (UCAS) and Personal Statement section of this website.
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