About University of Suffolk
University of Suffolk offers an attractive portfolio of courses within the Faculty of Arts, Business and Applied Social Science and the Faculty of Health and Science. Degrees range from Foundation, Honours and Postgraduate, to Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses.
UCS currently employs around 200 academics who ensure the institution continues to provide students with a high quality and innovative teaching and learning experience. The two Faculties are supported by the Offices of Academic Development and Research and Enterprise. Support to the Faculties is also provided by the Directorates of Academic Services, Estates, External Relations and Marketing, Information Technology and Planning and Partnerships. Across the Network, student numbers have steadily increased each academic year since the first cohort of students began in 2007. Total Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) student numbers have grown from 3,058 (2007/08) to 4,649 (2013/14), a 34% increase over the five year period.
About University of Suffolk
University of Suffolk offers an attractive portfolio of courses within the Faculty of Arts, Business and Applied Social Science and the Faculty of Health and Science. Degrees range from Foundation, Honours and Postgraduate, to Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses.
UCS currently employs around 200 academics who ensure the institution continues to provide students with a high quality and innovative teaching and learning experience. The two Faculties are supported by the Offices of Academic Development and Research and Enterprise. Support to the Faculties is also provided by the Directorates of Academic Services, Estates, External Relations and Marketing, Information Technology and Planning and Partnerships. Across the Network, student numbers have steadily increased each academic year since the first cohort of students began in 2007. Total Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) student numbers have grown from 3,058 (2007/08) to 4,649 (2013/14), a 34% increase over the five year period.
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University of Suffolk is one of the top universities in Ipswich, United Kingdom. It is ranked #=182 in Europe University Rankings - Northern Europe 2026.
Europe University Rankings - Northern Europe
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Europe University Rankings - Northern Europe
- 2026#=182
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