Is Southampton a city or campus university?
The University of Southampton has seven campuses in total – five in Southampton, one in Winchester and another in Malaysia. The Southampton campuses are all located close together, within very easy reach of the city centre and with student halls well placed amongst them. While technically a campus university, Southampton very much feels like a blend of campus and city, offering the best of both options close together.
Is Southampton a good university?
The University of Southampton is considered to be a very good uni, ranking 13th in the UK and 122nd in the world according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings in 2020. It offers more than 300 degree courses across a wide range of subjects.
What is Southampton University known for?
Known for its excellent location within a safe and fun coastal city, Southampton is a founding member of the Russell Group of research-intensive universities, and is well regarded for its engineering research for performance sport, as well as pioneering cancer immunotherapy research. It’s also home to a range of other excellent institutes focusing on areas such as sound and vibration, marine life, life science and electronics. Famous alumni include model and writer Laura Bailey, naturist and TV presenter Chris Packham, musician Brian Eno and one of the world’s most successful Formula One car designers and engineers, Adrian Newey.
How many people go to Southampton Uni?
Around 22,000 people study at the University of Southampton, including approximately 14,400 undergraduates and 7,600 postgraduates.
Where do students live in Southampton?
There are a range of halls options near the campuses, but for independent living students, the most popular areas to live are Highfield, a safe and quiet area right next to the uni, and Portswood, within walking distance of the uni and close to Portswood high street and Bevois Valley with a wide range of handy amenities.