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Life at the
University of
Wolverhampton
Creating Opportunities, Transforming Lives
Our Community
At the University of Wolverhampton, we're committed to transforming lives through education. With a diverse range of courses, supportive faculty, and state-of-the-art facilities, we provide the tools and opportunities you need to succeed in your chosen field.
88%
Graduates are in work or further study (1)
1st
UK first generation students two years' running (2)
3rd
3rd cheapest student city for student accommodation (3)
87%
Student satisfaction with teaching (4)
Easy Access and Excellent Connectivity
Located in the heart of the West Midlands, our campuses are well-connected by public transport, making commuting simple. Whether you’re travelling from nearby cities like Birmingham or further afield, getting to and from the university is convenient.
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A Diverse and Inclusive Community
Join a university that celebrates diversity and fosters inclusivity. With students from various backgrounds and cultures, you'll be part of a community that values different perspectives and experiences.
No.1
in the UK for teaching first generation students (2)
55%
of our students are from the global majority
Nearly 50%
of our students are aged 21 years or older
A University Committed to Your Success
We take pride in the quality of teaching and research that we provide to students. We strive to provide an engaging learning environment while offering the necessary support to ensure student success. Our course design, facilities, range of placements and work experience opportunities provide students with the best possible prospects after graduating.
Real Stories, Real Success
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Abi Daré
Class of 2004 - BA (Hons) Law
Abi Daré studied law at the University of Wolverhampton. Her debut novel The Girl With The Louding Voice was published in 2020 to critical acclaim and became a New York Times bestseller, while she was also included in The Observer's list of 10 Best Debut Novelists in the same year.
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Nathalie Flores
MSc Climate Change Management
Born in the Dominican Republic, Natalie Flores’ passion for environmental law brought her to study MSc Climate Change Management at the University of Wolverhampton for what she calls “one of the best years of my life”.
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Manolo Mantero
Class of 1998 - BA (Hons) Electronic Media
“Manolo Mantero, from Spain, graduated from the University of Wolverhampton with a degree in computer graphics and fine art. Today he is a special visual effects leader with 20 years' experience in the industry. He received a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for his work on Netflix's Stranger Things season 4 and also featured on the highly acclaimed Dune, which won an Oscar and a Bafta for Best Visual Effects.”
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Deana Uppal
Class of 2011 - BA (Hons) Marketing and Public Relations
"Deana Uppal has launched numerous successful businesses in the UK and overseas and runs an award-winning charity, the DKU Kindness Diaries Charitable Trust, which helps poverty-stricken children in India. The former Big Brother contestant and Miss India UK champion has also turned her hand to filmmaking and her documentary India's Forgotten People is featured on Netflix."
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Kerys Harrop
Master's in research in Sport
Born and raised in Halesowen in the UK, Kerys Harrop’s football career has spanned two decades. She progressed through Birmingham City's football academy and lifted the FA Cup trophy in 2012, before moving to Tottenham Hotspur where she became the holder of the Women's Super League all-time record for appearances, after her 178th game.
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Amanda Nkomo
Bachelor's degree in Health Studies
Beauty pageant queen, author and charity founder Amanda Nkomo's time at the University of Wolverhampton studying Health Studies encouraged her to "dream big, be bold, and always strive for more".
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Marwan Nasry
Master's in Business Administration
Marwan Nasry is the business lead in health care at Publicis Groupe and worked at the biopharmaceutical company Pfizer during the Covid-19 pandemic. He has received multiple awards for his work in healthcare, including the Pfizer Global President Award and the Global Commercial Excellence Award. Award-Winning Global Marketer, Pfizer
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Josefina Braña Varela
Diploma in Governance and Environmental Democracy
Josefina is the vice-president and deputy lead for forests at the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) United States, where she manages a team working to protect and conserve forests around the world. Her role sees her working with local communities, governments, and her WWF colleagues who are working in the precious places the organisation is trying to protect.
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88%
Wolves Uni UK graduates are in work or further study, with almost 52% in highly skilled roles, according to the latest Graduate Outcomes Survey.
Planning for a Successful Future
Our Careers and The Workplace team provides personalized support to help you explore career options, develop essential skills, and prepare for the job market. Take advantage of our services to kick-start your professional journey.
Step-by-Step Support
Through Clearing
From exploring available courses to securing your place, our comprehensive Clearing guide walks you through each stage. Access practical tips and resources to confidently navigate the process.
State-of-the-Art Learning Environments
We are constantly investing in our campuses and we are proud of our modern facilities, including cutting-edge laboratories, practical skill spaces, purpose-built architecture and built environment suite, industry-standard film and journalism production environments, student support and libraries, and dedicated study spaces. These resources are deigned to enhance your learning experience and support your academic successes.
Comfortable Living Spaces in a Vibrant City
Choose from a range of accommodation options that suit your needs and budget with university-owned accommodation, or there are plenty of other student accommodation options available. Living in Wolverhampton or Walsall offers the perfect blend of city life and community feel, with plenty of amenities, entertainment, and green spaces to enjoy.
Why Wolverhampton
Affordable living
Wolverhampton offers a lower cost of living compared to many UK cities, making it an ideal choice for students and young professionals.
Rich cultural heritage
The city boasts a vibrant arts scene, featuring venues like Wolverhampton Art Gallery and the Grand Theatre, celebrating both contemporary and classic works.
Green spaces & recreation
Enjoy numerous parks and green areas, such as West Park and Bantock Park, offering serene environments for relaxation and recreation.
Diverse culinary scene
Wolverhampton's multicultural community is reflected in its diverse dining options, from traditional British pubs to international cuisines.
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Hear from our students
(1) Graduate Outcomes Survey 2024
(2) Daily Mail University Rankings 2025, 2024
(3) Higher Education Policy Institute, Social Mobility Index 2024
(4) National Student Survey 2025, for full-time, first degree students taught at UoW