University of Plymouth

Based in the biggest city in the south-west of England, the University of Plymouth started as a Navigation School in 1862. Today, it is the UK's 15th largest university. It has ranked in the top ten UK young universities in the THE Young University Rankings 2019. With more than 19,000 students, 3,000 current international students, who are approximately percent of the student body and 2,500 staff, Plymouth works towards advancing knowledge and transforming lives. Their main focus is to deliver excellent education through interdisciplinary research, optimising emerging technologies and encouraging collaborative activities. Almost two-thirds of the research conducted by the University of Plymouth is ranked as either world-leading or internationally excellent by the Research Excellence Framework. To provide a positive student experience, the university offers strong and approachable staff support and guidance. The process of teaching includes a wide range of conferences, events, workshops and bespoke sessions.

This university also runs the Careers and Employability Hub, a brilliant careers service to help students create the perfect CV, search for employment or speak to an advisor about what they can do with their degree once they have graduated. More than 4,500 students take part in placements and work-based learning every year.

• #1 Dentistry
• #6 Education
• #7 Anatomy & Physiology
• #8 Design & Crafts
• #9 Health Professions
• #12 Architecture
• #13 Agriculture, Forestry & Food
• #17 Earth & Marine Sciences
• #20 Civil Engineering

• #22 Criminology
• #23 Sports Science
• #26 Chemistry
• #28 Biosciences
• #29 Fashion & Textiles
• #29 Hospitality, Event Management & Tourism
• #30 Medicine
• #35 Mathematics

• #37 Electronic & Electrical Engineering
• #38 Geography & Environmental Studies
• #39 Politics
• #42 Film Production & Photography
• #47 Psychology
• #48 Art
• #48 Law