University of Northampton
About us
Northampton University is a leading public university located in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England. In 1999, it was established by merging many training colleges and gaining university status in 2005. The university is mainly divided into four faculties: The Faculty of Business & Law, The Faculty of Health & Society, The Faculty of Arts, Science & Technology, and The Faculty of Education & Humanities. Students can select from up to 29 electives and 442 best courses to study abroad, including all undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Every year, over 1000 international students from across 100 different countries study at the University of Northampton. Students' career prospects are boosted by strong links with related industries and professional exposure to the workplace. Approximately 16000 rooms with all basic amenities are available on the old campuses. Moreover, Waterside Campus is a new residence hall situated on the bank of the River Nene within Northampton Waterside. A few notable alumni are Andrew Collins, Dallas Campbell, Jane Garvey, Daniel Middleton, Felippe Moraes, James D. Boys and Will Alsop.
| Ranking |
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| Placement | 95% |
| Popular courses |
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| Student to teacher ratio | 10:1 |
| Living cost | GBP 5,670 |
| Accommodation | Off-campus accommodation availble |
| Scholarships |
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| M:F ratio | 1:2 |
| Average package | GBP 75,000 per year |
| Tuition fee per year | GBP 13,000 - GBP 15,900 per academic year |
To know detailed information, visit https://www.northampton.ac.uk/ or consult our online study abroad consultants.
Locations
Features
Ranking
#189 in QS World University Rankings
Placement
95%
Accommodation
Off-campus accommodation available
M-F Ratio
01:02
Average Package
£75,000 / year
Fees and Booking
| Avg Cost of Tuition/year | £13,000 – £15,900 / year |
| Cost of Living/year | £5,670 |
| Application Fees | NA |