Birmingham City University comprises three main campuses, with additional sites located throughout the city – including one of the largest jewellery schools in the world.

The University is continuously improving – reflecting Birmingham’s urban transformation – with a £260 million investment in new facilities.

UK rankings:

• #6 for Land and Property Management (The Times, 2021)
• #13 for Education (The Guardian, 2021)
• #23 for Engineering: Electronic & Electrical (The Guardian, 2021)
• #23 for Town and Country Planning and Landscape (The Times, 2021)
• #28 for Architecture (The Times, 2021)
• #30 for Computer Science & Information Systems (The Guardian, 2021)

Birmingham is the UK’s second largest city and is ideally located in the very centre of the UK, making it easy to access other cities and towns.

Its rich, multicultural vibrancy is reinforced by its extensive offering of international cuisines and businesses.

Whatever your interests – shopping, sports, arts or food – you won’t be short of things to do and see in Birmingham.