The University of Bristol
Main building. Robert Cutts / CC
Founded 1876 as University College, Bristol. Incorporated Bristol Medical School (founded 1833) 1893. The University received its Charter 1909.
Funding:
Unknown
Grades 4
Languages 1
Divisions 23
- Science FacultyFields of study: Geology, Geography, Biological and Life Sciences, Natural Sciences, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
- Colloidal Science CentreFields of study: Physical Chemistry
- Arts FacultyFields of study: Latin American Studies, Portuguese, Italian, Classical Languages, Religious Studies, Archaeology, Russian, Art History, Theology, Spanish, German, Theatre, French, Music, Philosophy, Arts and Humanities, History, English
- Engineering Faculty
- Medical and Veterinary Sciences Faculty
- Medicine and Dentistry Faculty
- Social Sciences and Law FacultyFields of study: Public Administration, Health Sciences, Sociology, Political Sciences, Education, Law, Economics
- Heart Studies Institute
- Advanced Computing Research DivisionFields of study: Computer Science
- Communications Research Research DivisionFields of study: Communication Studies
- Earthquake Engineering Research DivisionFields of study: Geological Engineering
- Environmental and Geophysical Flows Research Division
- Food Refrigeration and Process Engineering Research Division
- Glaciology Research Division
- Interface Analysis Research DivisionFields of study: Systems Analysis
- Management Research Research DivisionFields of study: Management
- Market and Public Organization Research DivisionFields of study: Public Administration
- Medical Simulation Research DivisionFields of study: Medical Technology
- Medieval Studies Research Division
- Molecular Recognition Research DivisionFields of study: Molecular Biology
- Safety Systems Research Research DivisionFields of study: Safety Engineering
- Special Education and Social Welfare Research Division
- Synaptic Plasticity Research DivisionFields of study: Neurosciences
Requirements
- Admission details: 5 approved subjects at GCSE or 'A' level including at least 2 'A' levels, most offers made on the basis of 3 'A' levels in approved subjects. Other qualifications accepted: International, French and European Baccalaureates, secondary school leaving certificates from most EU countries, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, College Board Exams from the USA, and a range of international qualifications. Candidates whose first language is not English are required to obtain an appropriate qualification in English. More detailed information may be obtained from Undergraduate Admissions Officer
