Overview The University of Birmingham is a prestigious redbrick university located in Birmingham, a vibrant and multicultural city just over 150km north of London. Its leafy 250-acre campus provides an inclusive environment for study and innovation. Founded in 1900, Birmingham is a founding member of the Russell Group and Universitas 21 and is ranked among the world’s top 100 universities (QS World Rankings 2025). The university has over 34,000 students from nearly 150 countries and is known for producing highly employable graduates. In 2020–21, it was ranked first in the UK for employer-targeted recruitment (High Fliers Research). The University of Birmingham invests heavily in student success, with £5 million dedicated to career services that offer mentoring, networking, and job-seeking support. International students receive tailored assistance and opportunities for work experience in the UK and abroad. Expanding its global reach, Birmingham opened a Dubai campus in 2018, providing a British education in a dynamic international city. With a 15% acceptance rate and strong links to top employers, the university is a leading choice for students seeking academic excellence and career opportunities.