Faculties and Courses

The University of Surrey is divided into three faculties: the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, and the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. Undergraduates can choose from a staggering 96 different majors, while graduate students can choose from 100 specialisations, giving them a wide range of options to pursue their academic interests and career goals. The university's emphasis on experiential learning sets it apart, with a focus on practical, hands-on experience in addition to classroom learning.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

The University of Surrey is equipped with a wide range of modern facilities, from high-quality labs and workshops to specialised simulation centres. These facilities offer students the opportunity to hone their skills and gain practical experience in a controlled environment. Some of the highlights include a fully functional pilot processing plant, wind tunnels, aircraft simulators, a courtroom, and a clinical simulation centre, where students can practice and develop their clinical skills.

Student Satisfaction

At the University of Surrey, your education experience is designed to be fulfilling, memorable, and challenging. The university's commitment to excellence is reflected in its outstanding overall satisfaction score of 84%, according to the most recent UK National Student Survey in 2022. This impressive score ranks Surrey ninth in the UK, making it an excellent choice for students seeking a world-class education experience.

The University of Surrey has been recognised as one of the top universities in the UK and the world, with several impressive rankings and achievements.

National Student Satisfaction Survey 2022:

In the National Student Satisfaction Survey of 2022, the University of Surrey was ranked 9th in the UK, with an impressive overall satisfaction score of 84%.

The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2023:

The University of Surrey was ranked 22nd in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide of 2023.

The Guardian University Guide 2023:

In The Guardian University Guide of 2023, the University of Surrey was ranked 24th in the UK.

QS World University Rankings 2022:

In the QS World University Rankings of 2022, the University of Surrey was ranked 305th in the world.

World Ranking of Academic Topics 2022:

Several of the University of Surrey's courses have been ranked among the best in the UK, according to the World Ranking of Academic Topics of 2022. The university was ranked second in the world for hospitality and tourism management. Additionally, 41% of the university's research was deemed world-leading, placing it in the top 20 by the Research Excellence Framework in 2022.

THE University Impact Rankings 2022:

The University of Surrey was ranked 55th out of more than 1,400 universities and colleges worldwide in the 2022 Times Higher Education (THE) University Impact Rankings. The rankings looked at the contributions of universities and colleges worldwide to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.

Faculties at University of Surrey

• Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

• Department of Music and Media

• Department of Politics

• Department of Sociology

• Guildford School of Acting

• School of Economics

• School of Hospitality and Tourism Management

• School of Law

• School of Literature and Languages

• Surrey Business School

Scholarships 

Undergraduate Scholarship in Mathematics and Physics for Foreign Students: £5,000

Scholarships and bursaries are available to undergraduate applicants based on merit and financial need. Examples include the Newton's Scholarship, Complete Surrey Prize, and Asylum Seeker Bursary, among others.

For programmes like Discounts for Surrey Graduates, the Women in Leadership Scholarship, and the Ted Adams Trust Nursing Scholarship, among others, postgraduate students can submit an application.

The University of Surrey has a lot to offer both domestic and non-UK foreign students, including the chance to pursue academic and research excellence and the benefit of a high employability rate.

We can assist you if you need aid with the application procedure.

Student Life

The campus of the University of Surrey is situated close to the countryside, making Guildford and the rest of Surrey accessible. Many pubs and taverns may be found in the area, along with three theatres, numerous art galleries, live music venues, busy retail areas, and other places that hold comedy, literature, and art events.

For weekend outdoor activities like zip-lining, mountain biking, hiking, and others, the Surrey Hills and other rural areas are nearby.

The University of Surrey also has a union called USSU, which offers a tonne of additional chances for social and other extracurricular activities. There are more than 180 clubs and organisations that host varsity activities, balls, and club gatherings.

Living Accommodations

If new applicants match the requirements, accommodations are assured. Stag Hill, Manor Park, and Hazel Farm are just a few of the locales with more than 6,000 rooms.

Half of the self-catered rooms have an en suite bathroom with a shower and toilet. Moreover, recreational facilities are mixed-sex, however other arrangements can be made.

In total, students can anticipate paying between £72 and £255 per week for self-catered housing.

Transport

The main centre of Guildford is ten minutes' walk from the University of Surrey. Students have several options for getting around campus: walking, taking the regular bus service, or using nextbikes.

Glasgow and Heathrow airports are both about a 35-minute drive from Guildford, while London is a half-hour distant.

Facilities & Services

The Academic Skills and Development team, which is in charge of managing the academic needs of its students, is supported by the University of Surrey. In addition, students can schedule seminars and request assistance from staff and professors with writing, research, revision, etc.

In addition, local Doctors, the Royal Surrey County Hospital, and the Guildford Dental Centre offer medical services (which provides free dental exams to students).

The Great White Wall, an online safe space, Nightline, and the Centre for Wellbeing all provide counselling and mental health support (which is an anonymous listening service).

Access points, lifts, ramps, adapted accommodations, and applications for Disabled Students' Allowance are just a few of the supports available to students with disabilities.

Location

The main Surrey campus, which is situated on Stag Hill close to Guildford's charming centre and next to the famous Guildford Cathedral, is a well-liked tourist destination. With plenty of spaces to sit and study and all the conveniences students would require, the campus is lovely and green. The College of Health and Medical Sciences, the Surrey Sports Park, and numerous more student housing halls can be found at Manor Park, a nearby second campus.

It is simple to go between the two on foot, a bicycle, or a bus. The town of Guildford is still a popular place to live despite its close proximity to London (only 35 minutes by rail), because to its thriving economy and scenic surroundings.