University of Wolverhampton
Employability Rate
87%
Upcoming Intake
Sep 2025
Tution Fee
Starts from 12,950 GBP
English Requirement
IELTS, TOEFL
Rated TEF Bronze
Courses
Highlights
The University of Wolverhampton dates back to the Wolverhampton Tradesmen's and Mechanics Institute which was founded in 1827. In 1969 a merger with the Municipal School of Art created Wolverhampton Polytechnic and it gained university status in 1992. Its main campus is in the centre of Wolverhampton with additional campuses in Walsall and Telford.
It has over 21,000 students including around 2,500 international students from more than 130 nations. It has been ranked in the top 1000 global universities in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings. It has also been placed in the top 150 UK universities by The Guardian, The Times/Sunday Times and the Complete University Guide.
The University of Wolverhampton offers a range of accommodation options specifically designed to meet the needs of international students. These include on-campus halls of residence and off-campus housing, providing a variety of living arrangements to suit different preferences and budgets.
On-campus accommodations are typically furnished and include utilities such as electricity, water, and internet access in the rental price. Security features like 24-hour monitoring and secure entry systems are standard to ensure student safety.
Off-campus housing options, vetted by the university, offer international students a broader experience of life in the UK.
The university also provides support services to help international students find suitable accommodation and adjust to their new environment, including advice on tenancy rights and responsibilities.
Campuses
Wolverhampton's location in the middle of the United Kingdom offers several advantages for international students, particularly in terms of cost of living and cultural diversity. Compared to larger UK cities like London or Manchester, Wolverhampton presents a more affordable option for students, with lower accommodation costs, transportation fees, and daily expenses.
International students benefit from the inclusivity of the area with regards to the availablity of halal and kosher meat, world cuisine restaurants and coffee shops.
Ranking
by QS
1001-1200
by THE
601–800
by GUARDIAN
101
FAQs
Multiple scholarships are available for international students at the University of Wolverhampton.
The International Students Scholarship is available to new international applicants across most subject areas, offering a reduction in tuition fees of up to £2,000 for the first year of study. Eligibility is based on academic merit and the quality of the application.
The Commonwealth Scholarship has been designed specifically for students from Commonwealth countries, this scholarship covers full tuition fees, living expenses, and return flights to the UK. It's aimed at those pursuing a Master's degree and requires an application through the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK.
The University of Wolverhampton also participates in the Chevening Scholarships scheme. These scholarships are funded by the UK Government, these scholarships are available to outstanding scholars with leadership potential from around the world. They cover full tuition fees for a one-year Master's degree, along with living expenses, and return flights to the UK.
