University of Gloucestershire Ranking 2024

The University of Gloucestershire, situated in Gloucestershire, England, is a public university. There are three campuses: one in Gloucester and two in Cheltenham. The university bought the old Debenhams location in Gloucester City Centre in March 2021, and a new campus is scheduled to open there in 2023.

There are three campuses of Gloucestershire University, one each in Cheltenham and Gloucester. While the Oxstalls site is located in Gloucester, the Park & Francis Close Hall campus is centered in Cheltenham. All of the schools' amenities and student housing choices are located around them. Around a shallow lake, the Park Campus is encircled by 900 trees and open green spaces that are home to both native and decorative species. Media, design, computing, and engineering centers are located on campus. The oldest 30 million acorns of shipbuilding timber were planted by Lord Nelson around Oxstalls Campus. equipped with 3G fields, a cricket pavilion, a clinical skills suite, sports science labs, and a paramedic science simulator. Facilities for education and the humanities, as well as for social and natural sciences, are housed in Francis Close Hall. The Hardwick Gallery is the center for art and photography, providing innovative studio spaces for professionally curated public exhibitions.

University of Gloucestershire World Rankings

Subject-Wise Ranking

According to THE, the University of Gloucestershire ranks 601-800 in Social Sciences and 201+ in European Teaching. 

Employability Ranking

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