Overview

The University of Bedfordshire in the United Kingdom has received a Silver Award from the prestigious Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), which was conducted in June 2017.

 The University of Bedfordshire had the honour of hosting participants in its sports facilities for the London 2012 Olympic Games and the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

 According to DLHE - Destination for Leavers of Higher Education 2018, the University of Bedfordshire has an impressive employment rate of 91 percent.

Ranking and Achievements

Bedford Training College for Teachers, which later renamed Bedford Physical Training College in 1903, was founded in 1882 as the University of Bedfordshire. It was given university status as the University of Luton in 1992.

The University of Bedfordshire was formed in 2016 when the University of Luton and De Montfort University's Bedford campus amalgamated to form the University of Bedfordshire.

The University of Bedfordshire is one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the United Kingdom, with thousands of students from all over the world.

• THE- 801–1000
• NSS 2021 ranking- 130
• The Guardian-121

Breakdown of the Fee Structure

International students can expect to pay starting from £12,900 per annum for the undergraduate programme. The fees for EU (non-UK domiciled) full-time undergraduate students is £9,250. Keep in mind that the fee structure is subject to change depending on the student’s selected courses and degree programme.

Scholarships

The University of Bedfordshire in the UK offers numerous scholarships and bursaries based on merit and skill. Here are the details of the most noteworthy scholarships offered at the university:

Facilities & Services

The University of Bedfordshire in the UK offers an exclusive Student Information Desk (SID) on each campus. The expert advisers are present 24/7 to assist you with multiple issues related to academia or student life in general. Student Information Desk is also available online, providing students with easy access to round-the-clock support services.

Apart from this, the University of Bedfordshire has a panel of specialists offering advice and support on various issues such as:

• Mental health
• Disability support
• Community & faith
• Finance and budgeting advice
• Counselling
• Mitigation
• Student engagement

The University of Bedfordshire is also well known for its Students’ Union (Beds SU) that offers a diversified portfolio of student clubs and societies. Categories include science, culture, religion, arts, law, dance, history, law, etc. All Bedfordshire societies are student-led and run by student committee members that are elected on an annual basis. Whether it comes to creating a strong bond with new friends or learning new skills, Bedford has a society covering everyone’s interests.

The University of Bedfordshire is huge on sports. Their famous ‘Bedfordshire Bulls’ club encompasses 1,000 student members across the campuses that compete in the British Universities and College Sports (BUCS) league. The BUCS has already bagged 11 league victories to its name ever since its inception in 2012.

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 Student Life

The University of Bedfordshire takes pride in offering a remarkably diverse and multicultural community for its 24,000 students who come from over 100 countries.

The University of Bedfordshire has five campuses:

1. The Luton campus
2. Bedford campus
3. Milton Keynes campus
4. Aylesbury campus
5. Putteridge Bury campus

Luton is the main town in Bedfordshire, and it provides excellent countryside entertainment alternatives for a break from studying. The Luton Carnival, which is known throughout the UK as one of the largest one-day celebrations, is held annually on the Luton campus.

The Bedford campus is near a riverfront town with a range of parks and open areas that is elegantly articulated. The university also organises an annual "River Festival," which includes both on and off-the-river entertainment. Throughout the year, the Bedford campus hosts a number of different events that are easily accessible by motorway from the rest of the United Kingdom.

All campuses are in close vicinity to town centre, offering a wide range of restaurants and bar option for its students. Other than this, students can entertain themselves by visiting nearby museums, theatres and art galleries.

Living Accommodations

The University of Bedfordshire makes no compromises when it comes to providing high-standard accommodation. All first-year students of the university are guaranteed a place. They offer numerous suites and on-campus accommodation options equipped with free Wi-Fi and round-the-clock security.

Accommodation at Luton Campus

The University of Bedfordshire offers a variety of accommodation options at its Luton Campus, from state-of-the-art studio apartments to on-campus student accommodation. The accommodation comes with free access to an on-site gym, 24-hour laundry and 24-hour security. In addition to this, students can also spend time at the group study room or unwind and entertain themselves in the games, media or group study room or the communal lounge.

Accommodation at Bedford Campus

Bedford offers multiple on-campus accommodation options, ranging from purpose-built student rooms to suite and deluxe rooms and studio flats. Students looking for more affordable accommodation options can stay at the Student Village that offers 70 standard rooms with shared bathrooms and a few suite rooms.

The weekly living cost is estimated to be around £100 to £120. This covers accommodation, food and personal expenses.

Transportation

The shuttle bus stops at:

• Bedford campus – outside Gateway Building Reception
• Goldington Road – public bus stops by the junction of Caves Lane and Howbury Street
• St Peter’s Street – public bus stop in front of John Bull Jewellers
• Bus station – by the loading bay in front of Habisons, in between the Murco garage and the taxi layby
• Railway Station – bus stop in front of forecourt
• Alexander Sports Centre – on corner by gates to ASC
• Warwick Avenue – public bus stop shortly after junction with Linden Road
• Roff Avenue – public bus stop by Garfield Street
• Polhill Avenue – public bus stop just after junction with Kimbolton Road
• Bedford campus – outside Gateway Building Reception
• Remember – Once ID cards have been issued, no card, no ride