University of Hertfordshire

About

• Established in the year 1948, formerly known as the Hatfield Technical College. The University of Hertfordshire is a public research university located in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom.
• According to the 2021 stats: The University is home to approximately 25,130 students, including 5,200 international students.
• The University has the largest number of employees with 2,700 staff and 813 academic members of staff.
• The University of Hertfordshire is a member of the University Alliance, European University Association and Universities UK.
• The University offers 800 undergraduate, postgraduate, CPD, short courses, distance learning and Online degrees in the following 11 schools:

Schools

• Business School
• School of Computer Science
• School of Creative Arts
• School of Education
• School of Engineering & Technology
• School of Health and Social Work
• School of Humanities
• Hertfordshire Law School
• School of Life and Medical Sciences
• School of Physics Astronomy and Mathematics
• Hertfordshire Higher Education Consortium

Why study at University of Hertfordshire?

• The University's School of Pharmacy is accredited by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. The University is recognized amongst the top 20 in the world for its study in animation.
• The Complete University Guide 2022 ranks the University at 81st position.
• University of Hertfordshire has been awarded with Silver for Teaching Excellence Framework.
• The University of Hertfordshire has international partners `with the world's leading University offering students and faculties exchange programs for teaching and research programs, following are the Universities:
• Chulalongkorn University
• James Cook University
• McGill University
• Nanyang Technological Universities
• Stony Brook University
• University of Oklahoma
• Yonsei University

Campus

• The University is based on two campuses College Lane and de Havilland.
• The University also owns a science park known as the Bio Park maintained by the Exemplas.

College Lane Campus

• The College Lane campus is the main campus of the University of Hertfordshire.
• The campus is home to the Hertfordshire International College, a segment of Navitas Group, which offers a direct pathway for international students to the University.
• The Campus house some notable buildings and study center of the University such as:
• Hatfield Technical College Building
• Learning Resource Centre
• Combine computer center and Library
• Hertfordshire Intensive Care and Emergency Simulation Centre
• The campus offers on-campus accommodation in the form of Residential halls and student rooms.

De Havilland Campus

• The de Havilland Campus was established in September 2003 by Carlington and built on the former British Aerospace location.
• The campus is located at 15 minutes of walk from the College lane campus.
• The Campus houses some buildings and study canters of the University such as:
• Learning and Resource Centre along with library and computer labs
• Hertfordshire Sports Village
• Weston Auditorium
• The campus primarily teaches law and business as the University's Business school is located in the de Havilland Campus.

Programs

• Animation
• Pharmacy
• Humanities
• Education
• Social Work
• Ophthalmology & Orth optics and Medical Technology
• Economics
• Accounting & Finance
• Mechanical Engineering
• Electronic & Electrical Engineering

Accomodation

Living on-campus and with classmates is always an exciting part of students' lives, which pours excellent values and offers opportunities to meet new people and learn about different cultures.

The University of Hertfordshire offers accommodation to the students with 24X7 support from the resident assistant.

University provides guaranteed accommodation to first-year or newly enrolled students.

University's accommodations are single and twin sharing rooms equipped with Desk and storage, bed, chair, wardrobe,
lamp and Wi-Fi.

Accommodation charges

• Twin Sharing: £103/ weekly
• Single sharing: £122/ weekly