University of York

Founded in 1963, the University of York has quickly become one of the world's leading universities, carving out a reputation as an academic powerhouse with a clear focus on excellence in teaching, research and innovation.

York offers over 200 undergraduate degrees as well as 230 postgraduate taught and 150 research degrees across sciences, arts and humanities, and social sciences.

Nurturing independent minds and a strong collective spirit, the University of York empowers people from all backgrounds to flourish. Throughout their studies, students study and learn with active researchers conducting work on some of the most exciting and cutting-edge issues in current times.

As a member of the Russell Group of research-intensive universities, York is committed to enhancing its position as one of the world’s premier institutions for inspirational and life-changing research. In the most recent UK Research Excellence Framework (Times Higher Education, REF 2021) York was ranked 10th for research impact (excluding institutions which have submitted fewer than four units of assessment).

Home to many renowned research institutes, centres and facilities, York is keen to work with external partners to develop mutually beneficial relationships.

Students can access career support from day one. York’s training programmes, careers fairs, internships and enterprise advice enhance a students’ career prospects or can help them prepare for future study. The Careers and Placements team can provide one-to-one support, offering bespoke advice to international students. York also works closely with business, industry, governments and international organisations to design courses that ensure graduates have the skills required to pursue their dream career. There is also a range of placements and year-in-industry opportunities available.