Anglia Ruskin University is one of the top 350 institutions in the world (Times Higher Education's World University Rankings 2021) and students from 185 countries study there. International students will pursue their education on either of the university’s two main campuses in Cambridge and Chelmsford.
The university has impressive state-of-the-art facilities and has invested GBP 100 million over the past few years in for re-development. It houses one of the few optometry schools in the UK and has its own public art gallery - The Ruskin Gallery. It has a new Science Centre, a Law School Law Clinic, mock law courts, computer gaming suites and 24/7 libraries complete with online learning resources.
Students have the opportunity to seek career advice during their time learning through the university's employability service, which offers everything from information on writing a stand-out CV to succeeding in an interview. This can be done face-to-face with an advisor, while additional help is also available online.
Anglia Ruskin University offers students support in a wide range of areas. These include a dedicated service for those with a disability, including a mental health conditions, medical conditions or specific learning difficulties. There is also a counselling service, advice on finances, and an International Centre focusing on the queries and needs of international students.
During their time studying towards their degree, students are encouraged to get involved in a club or society in their spare time, to meet new friends, gain a new skill and add something different to their CV. These range from a dance class to the alternative music society. Students can look forward to an enriching and holistic study experience at the university.