University of Bristol
Bristol
The University of Bristol is a public research university in Bristol, England, established by Royal Charter in 1909 with roots in University College, Bristol (1876). It is a member of the Russell Group of research-intensive UK universities and is organised into faculties spanning engineering, health and life sciences, science, social sciences and law, and arts. The university operates a medical school (with applicants assessed via the UCAT) and a law school (which uses the LNAT for undergraduate law entry).
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Location
Bristol
Established
1909
Degree levels
Bachelor's, Master's, PhD
Instruction
English-taught
Rankings
Rankings are published annually by their respective organisations and change every year. Confirm the current-year position on the official ranking website before relying on it.
How to apply
UCAS (undergraduate); direct via university (postgraduate)
Admission tests
Popular fields of study
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