University of Bristol

Bristol ranks 57th worldwide in the QS World University Rankings 2027 and 17th in the UK in the Complete University Guide 2027. Rankings differ by subject and assessment method, so compare your chosen course’s content, facilities and opportunities alongside its league-table position.

Bristol’s Careers Service helps students explore career options, find internships and prepare CVs, applications and interviews. Through mycareer, you can access vacancies, events and appointments. The Bristol PLUS Award also provides a way to develop and demonstrate skills gained beyond your course. Graduates can continue using careers support for up to three years after finishing their studies.

Standard full-time home undergraduate tuition fees are £9,790 for 2026/27 and £10,050 for 2027/28. International and postgraduate fees vary by programme, so check the university’s fees and funding information and your course page. Fees are reviewed annually, and placement or study-abroad years may have reduced charges. Budget separately for accommodation, everyday living expenses and any additional course costs.

The University of Bristol Bursary offers eligible full-time home undergraduates £500–£2,500 annually, depending on household income. The highest award applies to incomes of £10,000 or below, with support extending to £50,000. Student Finance eligibility and other conditions apply. There is no separate application, but you must consent to sharing your assessed household income. International students can explore Think Big scholarships; applications for September 2026 entry have closed, so check announcements for your entry year.