Northumbria University

Northumbria University is a government institution for higher studies based in Newcastle, North East England. Although the NU of Newcastle became a university in 1992, it was originally established as Rutherford Northumbria College in 1877. In 2020, NU Newcastle comes in first place among the UK universities by the Times Higher Education’s Young Universities. NU in Newcastle is one of the biggest and most effective institutions in the UK, enrolling more than 30,000 students from more than 130 nations. Through its founding colleges, Northumbria has a long history dating back to the late nineteenth century. NU at Newcastle is among the best ten higher institutions in the UK for the percentage of graduates working in middle and senior management positions, with its net satisfaction scores on the National Student Survey above the industry average for the past two years.

The University ranking is remarkable as it stands at 668th place among the best universities in the globe. The UK ranking is also satisfactory, with 62nd place. Also, the NU world ranking, often known as the Northumbria University QS ranking, is 651–700. The Northumbria University acceptance rate is in the range of 63% to 85.5%, which adds another plus.

Northumbria University scholarships are accessible to all. Information and updates about University tuition fees for international students are available on the University international students’ website. The library is another great facility to avail of.

University Campuses

City Campus

London

Coach lane campus

Amsterdam campus