The University of Wolverhampton offers a wide variety of courses for prospective students, providing quality education to their student body for nearly 200 years.
The University of Wolverhampton offers applicants the choice of a vast range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, with specialisations in areas such as business, engineering, law, computing and media. The University also offers distance learning programmes as well as traditional on-campus courses.
Currently, the University has over 25,000 students enrolled worldwide and 2,500 staff.
The University has a number of teaching, administration, research, sports and accommodation facilities across it’s Campuses in Wolverhampton City Centre (City Wulfruna, City Molineux, Springfield, Science Park), Walsall and Telford.
As a significant educational institution in the West Midlands, the University is committed to reducing its impact on the environment, researching Sustainability, and equipping students with the knowledge and tools embed Sustainability into their lives and careers.
On their membership with SWM, they say:
“The University of Wolverhampton wishes to work with its neighbours towards improving Sustainability for students and across Campuses.
The University will share its journey of seeking to reduce carbon emissions, working alongside other organisations where possible.”
Our primary contact is Charlotte Connor, Sustainability Manager.