University of Suffolk

University of Suffolk

The University of Suffolk is a transformational university. Being one of the newest in the UK, the University of Suffolk is not restricted by tradition and embraces change, to produce graduates who can easily adapt to a changing world. Taking advantage of its size, the University of Suffolk offers a more personal experience, where you will be a name and not a number. Smaller classes will give you excellent access to our expert tutors. The University of Suffolk is a student-centred higher education institution that strives to provide its students with the highest standards in teaching and learning, as well as high quality support and advice.

Employability is an important factor for the University of Suffolk, ensuring they offer careers and employability support throughout your time at university. The University creates and nurtures high quality ambitious graduates and recent figures have shown their successes. All of the degrees enable students to get involved in problem-solving, creative thinking, teamwork, delivering presentations and using digital technologies; all of which are essential skills needed in the world of employment. Many of the degree courses incorporate modules in professional practice, or postgraduate development programmes to enable students to put into practice their learning, engage with employers and outside organisations, and discover where their studies will take them in life. The University of Suffolk offers a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in some of the traditional subjects such as Business & Architecture, as well as more niche areas such as Cyber Security and Computer Games Design. Programmes are spread across four academic schools:

• School of Health and Sports Sciences
• School of Social Sciences and Humanities
• School of Engineering, Arts, Science and Technology
• Suffolk Business School