Overview
- The University of Roehampton is ranked by Times Higher Education 2023 between 801 and 1000.
- The university was ranked 101st in the Times University Guide 2023 and 111th in the Guardian University Guide 2023.
- The University of Roehampton was named the most research-intensive modern university in the United Kingdom based on the results of the Research Excellence Framework assessment.Because of its excellent academic program, the University of Roehampton has been recognized with a Silver award in the Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework (TEF).
- The University of Roehampton offers its students access to an award-winning library with over 300,000 books and online resources.
History
Originally called the Roehampton University of Higher Education, the University of Roehampton was founded in the United Kingdom in 1975. One of the first public universities in London, Roehampton has been around for more than 180 years. To provide academic excellence for women, four teacher training colleges were founded at the beginning of the 19th century: Digby Stuart College, Froebel College, Southlands College, and Whitelands College.
Afterwards, in 1975, these four colleges united to become the Roehampton University of Higher Education.
The University of Roehampton was formally renamed as the Roehampton University of Higher Education in 2011. One of the most well-known public universities in London, the University of Roehampton offers undergraduate, graduate, and research programs to both domestic and foreign students.
Rankings
- 111th in the Guardian University Guide 2023;
- 801–1000 in Times Higher Education 2023;
- 101st in the Times University Guide 2023
Courses
Fees Structure
For undergraduate programs, international students may need to pay up to £18,000 annually, and for postgraduate programs, up to £20,750. Depending on the courses and degree program a student chooses, the cost structure may change.
Student Statistics
- Undergraduates: 76%,
- 24% of postgraduates
- 91% of full-time students
- 9% Part-time learners
- 84% are British
- 4% from the European Union and other nations
- 12% International Students
- 37%. Men
- 63% Women
- Per staff member for 3 student
- More than 23,000 pupils enrolled
Overview
- The University of Roehampton is ranked by Times Higher Education 2023 between 801 and 1000.
- The university was ranked 101st in the Times University Guide 2023 and 111th in the Guardian University Guide 2023.
- The University of Roehampton was named the most research-intensive modern university in the United Kingdom based on the results of the Research Excellence Framework assessment.Because of its excellent academic program, the University of Roehampton has been recognized with a Silver award in the Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework (TEF).
- The University of Roehampton offers its students access to an award-winning library with over 300,000 books and online resources.
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History
Originally called the Roehampton University of Higher Education, the University of Roehampton was founded in the United Kingdom in 1975. One of the first public universities in London, Roehampton has been around for more than 180 years. To provide academic excellence for women, four teacher training colleges were founded at the beginning of the 19th century: Digby Stuart College, Froebel College, Southlands College, and Whitelands College.
Afterwards, in 1975, these four colleges united to become the Roehampton University of Higher Education.
The University of Roehampton was formally renamed as the Roehampton University of Higher Education in 2011. One of the most well-known public universities in London, the University of Roehampton offers undergraduate, graduate, and research programs to both domestic and foreign students.
Rankings
- 111th in the Guardian University Guide 2023;
- 801–1000 in Times Higher Education 2023;
- 101st in the Times University Guide 2023
Fees Structure
For undergraduate programs, international students may need to pay up to £18,000 annually, and for postgraduate programs, up to £20,750. Depending on the courses and degree program a student chooses, the cost structure may change.
Student Statistics
- Undergraduates: 76%,
- 24% of postgraduates
- 91% of full-time students
- 9% Part-time learners
- 84% are British
- 4% from the European Union and other nations
- 12% International Students
- 37%. Men
- 63% Women
- Per staff member for 3 student
- More than 23,000 pupils enrolled
