University Features

• A good reputation in areas of mainly applied research: design and advanced technology, maritime, fine art, history of collecting, film, media and cultural studies, law and a broad range of business disciplines

• Outstanding Teaching Standards - the institute professors are widely recognized for their subject expertise, professional study and educational leadership.
• Faculties work closely with employers and professional organizations to develop new programmes and degrees that are relevant to the needs of work. Links with many companies including Southampton TV, Aramark Ltd, Exxon Mobil, Marina Developments Ltd and Red Bull.
• The graduate employment record is consistently above the national average.
• Investments are made in refurbishment or addition of lecturing facilities, latest visual aid technology, library and IT centres and six Halls of Residence.

Programmes Offered

English Language Requirements

• Undergraduate Courses - IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL 550
  International Foundation Programme - IELTS 4.5 or TOEFL 400
• Postgraduate Course - IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 600
  International Postgraduate Foundation Programme - IELTS 5.0 or TOEFL 450

• Intensive English Language Courses can be taken by students to strengthen their English language skills.

Accommodation

• 2,300 study bedrooms are offered within six Halls of Residence, of which 1,000 are furnished with en-suite facilities.
• The Halls provide modern, well-equipped, self-catering accommodation within a short walking distance of the city centre and the Southampton Campus.
• The Accommodation Office also provides an advisory service to students on the availability of accommodation in the private rented sector.

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