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A world top 100 university and part of the prestigious Russell Group, the University of Birmingham makes important things happen.
Plan of the new University Campus at Edgbaston, proposed by architects Sir Aston Webb and Mr Ingress Bell in 1909. The Aston Webb Buildings, Chancellor's Court. The main campus of the university occupies a site some 3 miles (4.8 km) south-west of Birmingham city centre, in Edgbaston.
Study at a world top 100 university and part of the prestigious Russell Group, the University of Birmingham makes important things happen.
The University of Birmingham has been challenging and developing great minds for more than a century. Founded in 1900 as the UK’s first civic university, today it is a truly global institution and a vibrant international community, employing 8,500 staff, teaching more than 38,000 students, and with over 35,000 alumni.
For more than a century, the University of Birmingham has been pursuing and sharing knowledge through outstanding teaching and world-leading research. Founded in 1900, we are the original ‘redbrick’ University and part of the prestigious Russell Group.
Founded in 1900, the University of Birmingham is a globally-ranked, world ‘top-100’ public research and teaching institution and a member of the prestigious Russell Group.
University of Birmingham is ranked #94 in Best Global Universities. Schools are ranked according to their performance across a set of widely accepted indicators of excellence.
The modern university is home to 26,000 students, 5,000 of them international. With 31% of its academic staff also from overseas, Birmingham lays claim to one of the most diverse campuses in the UK and encourages a global outlook.
This is where it begins. Visit our Undergraduate and Postgraduate Open Days in June. A world top 100 university and part of the prestigious Russell Group, the University of Birmingham makes important things happen.
Library information for staff and students at the University, including library opening hours, library locations, library regulations and library search facilities. Search our library catalogue at FindIt@Bham, and find your resource list items with ResourceLists.
