University of Birmingham

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THE World Ranking: 112

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Key facts and figures at University of Birmingham

Rankings

Hotcourses Diversity Index (What is this?)

DIVERSITY INDEX
Source: HESA

147 International student nationalities at this university

FEEL AT HOME INDEX
Source: HESA

2.6% International students from USA

Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2020
Source: THE

112

OVERALL SCORE

60.9%

TEACHING

39.6%

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK

89.2%

INDUSTRY INCOME

39.3%

RESEARCH

45.6%

CITATIONS

92.1%
QS World University Rankings 2020
Source: QS

81

Academic Ranking of World Universities 2019
Source: ARWU

101

Student life in numbers

COSTS PER YEAR
LIVING COSTS

£9,250

CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION

£5,367

AVERAGE TUITION FEE PER YEAR

UNDERGRADUATE

£18,370

POSTGRADUATE

£18,010

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Anonymous, USA 3

Researching at Birmingham

I'm a PHD student in the university of Birmingham and my overall experience has been quite good. I have noticed some drawbacks however that are quite important for our studies. The support for Grad students is fairly poor: no free printing, no free interlibrary loan, poor work areas, small research gran read full review

I'm a PHD student in the university of Birmingham and my overall experience has been quite good. I have noticed some drawbacks however that are quite important for our studies. The support for Grad students is fairly poor: no free printing, no free interlibrary loan, poor work areas, small research grants for conferences and the like are readily available, though, and the stuff is very friendly and very helpful. Student housing is poor and overpriced but it's located in a good part of town. The library resources are decent and the gym is small and underequipped but relatively cheap. show less

Anonymous 4

An all-round experience

I've had a fab time at the uni so far. I've made great friends, volunteered for exciting projects and worked on interesting ideas! 

If you are just starting/planning to start, make sure you get involved in activities beyond academia. It makes for a great learning experience.

I've had a fab time at the uni so far. I've made great friends, volunteered for exciting projects and worked on interesting ideas! If you are just starting/planning to start, make sure you get involved in activities beyond academia. It makes for a great learning experience.

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