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Key stats

Postgraduate student body breakdown
Source: HESA, 2021

  • Study mode: This university
    61%
    Part Time
    39%
    Full Time
  • Study mode: All universities (avg)
    44%
    Part Time
    56%
    Full Time
  • Student nationality
    87%
    UK
    13%
    International
  • Study level
    8,995
    Undergraduate
    4,275
    Postgraduate
  • New students
    23%
    School leavers
    77%
    Mature students

Overview

The University of Chester is a 21st century university which traces its roots back to 1839, placing it among the oldest higher education institutions in England. With a modern outlook, a strong research pedigree and guiding principles of supportiveness and inclusiveness, it’s an academic community that has stood the test of time. Today, it attracts thousands of students from around the world and is known for its commitment to helping students achieve their full potential.

The University has four sites in Chester, as well as University Centres in Shrewsbury, Warrington and Birkenhead.

Through the work of its academic staff and collaborators, the University has been assessed as having more than half of its submitted research as world leading or internationally excellent (Research Excellence Framework, 2021), and was voted in the top ten nationally for postgraduate study (Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2022).

The University is proud to welcome communities from all over the world, providing postgraduate provision to selected partners around the globe.

Postgraduate

Postgraduate study can bring a number of benefits. Whether students are looking to specialise in a subject, advance their career or pursue a lifelong interest, the University of Chester seeks to help students achieve their personal and professional goals.

The University’s flexible and professional courses are tailored towards the needs of students. When it comes to preparing for postgraduate study, there are a couple of things the University of Chester advises prospective students to do:

  • Research relevant options
  • Speak to employers – they may be able to offer financial support or allocated time for students’ studies
  • Attend an Open Day
  • Find out what support is available for students
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