The University of Southampton is a campus-based university with multiple specialist campuses; although our main central campus houses the vast majority of our students, we have specialist campuses for students studying our Ocean and Earth Sciences at the National Oceanography Centre, our Humanities students studying at our Avenue Campus, our (Physical) Engineering students studying at our Boldrewood Innovation Campus, or our Art and Design students studying at our Winchester School of Art.
The University of Southampton is a top 100 global university (81st; QS World University Rankings, 2024) and a founding member of the Russell Group and the Worldwide Universities Network (WUN), with over 150 years of history.
Home to circa 25,000 students from more than 130 countries, with ca. 40% international students, Southampton prides itself on its diverse student community. As a research-intensive institution, courses are taught by world-leading academics, with access to cutting-edge facilities, and key industrial and business partnerships.
Southampton endeavours to develop high-value partnerships with the world’s highest ranked institutions, creating a global reach in education, research and mobility that leads to real-world impact. These global partnerships create a rich international experience for our staff and students enhancing employability, citizenship, and cultural diversity.