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Partner Universities UK Partner Universities UK 1. University of Aberdeen 34. Durham University 2. Abertay University 35. University of East Anglia (UEA) 3. Aberystwyth University 36. University of East London 4. Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) (UEL) 5. University of the Arts London 37. Edge Hill University 6. Aston University 38. Edinburgh Napier University 7. Bangor University 39. The University of Edinburgh 8. University of Bath 40. University of Essex 9. Bath Spa University 41. University of Exeter 10. University of Bedfordshire 42. University of Glasgow 11. Birkbeck, University of London 43. Glasgow Caledonian University 12. Birmingham City University (GCU) (BCU) 44. University of Gloucestershire 13. University College Birmingham Goldsmiths, University (UCB) of London 14. University of Bolton 45. University of Greenwich 15. Bournemouth University 46. Heriot-Watt University (HW) 16. BPP University College (BPP) 47. University of Hertfordshire 17. University of Bradford 48. University of Huddersfield 18. University of Brighton 49. University of Hull 19. Brunel University 50. Keele University 20. The University of Buckingham 51. University of Kent 21. Canterbury Christ Church 52. Kingston University University 53. University of Law 22. Cardiff Metropolitan University 54. University of Leeds 23. Cardiff University 55. Leeds Trinity University 24. Cranfield University 56. University of Leicester 25. University of Central 57. University of Lincoln Lancashire (UCLAN) 58. University of Liverpool 26. University of Chester 59. Liverpool John Moores 27. University of Chichester University (LJMU) 28. City University London 60. London South Bank (exclude CASS Business University (LSBU) School & Law School) 29. Coventry University 30. Cranfield University 31. De Monfort University (DMU) 32. University of Derby 33. University of Dundee 89. Royal Holloway, University 61. Loughborough of London (RHUL) Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) 90. Royal Welsh College of 62. School of Oriental and African Music & Drama Studies, University of London 91. University of Salford (SOAS) 92. The University of Sheffield 63. University of South Wales 93. University for the Creative Arts (USW) 94. Warwick Manufacturing 64. University of Southampton Group, The University of (SOTON) 95. University for the Creative 65. University of St Andrews Arts 66. University of Stirling 96. Warwick Manufacturing 67. University of Strathclyde Group, The University of 68. University of Sunderland 97. University for the Creative 69. University of Surrey Arts 70. University of Sussex 98. Warwick Manufacturing 71. Swansea University Group, The University of 72. Ulster University Warwick (WMG) University (Lboro) 99. University of West London 73. Manchester 100. University of the Metropolitan 101. University of West University (MMU) London 74. The University of Manchester 102. University of the 75. Middlesex University West of England 76. Newcastle University (UWE) 77. The University of Northampton 103. University of the 78. Northumbria University West of Scotland (and also London campus (UWS) programmes) 104. University of Westminster 79. Nottingham Ningbo 105. The University of China, University of Winchester 80. Nottingham Trent 106. University of University (NTU) Wolverhampton 81. Oxford Brookes University 107. University of Worcester 82. Plymouth University 108. University of York 83. University of Portsmouth 109. York St John University 84. Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) 85. Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) 86. University of Reading 87. Robert Gordon University (RGU) 88. University of Roehampton Ireland: ​ 1. Trinity College Dublin, University of Dublin 2. University College Cork 3. University College Dublin Pathway providers 1. INTO 2. Navitas 3. Study Group 4. CEG On Campus 5. Kaplan 6. Oxford International Education Group( OIEG) 7. QA Higher Education 8. Dublin International Foundation College (Ireland) Global 1. Aberdeen, University of 21. Dundee, University of 2. Anglia Ruskin University 22. Durham University 3. Aberystwyth University* 23. East Anglia, University of 4. Bangor University 24. East London, University of 5. Bath Spa University 25. Edge Hill University 6. Birmingham City University 26. Essex, University of 7. Bolton, University of 27. Glasgow Caledonian University 8. Bradford, University of 28. Gloucestershire, University of 9. Brighton, University of 29. Goldsmiths, University of 10. Bournemouth University 30. Greenwich, University of 11. Brunel University 31. Heriot-Watt University* 12. Buckingham, University of 32. Hertfordshire, University of 13. Cardiff Metropolitan University 33. Huddersfield, University of 14. Cardiff University 34. Hull, University of 15. Chester, University of 35. Keele University 16. Chichester, University of 36. Kent, University of 17. City University * 37. Kingston University London 18. Coventry University 38. Law, University of 19. De Montfort University Leicester 39. Lincoln, University of 20. Derby University 40. Leicester, University of 41. Liverpool, University of 57. Salford, University of 42. Liverpool John Moores 58. University of Sheffield University 59. Sheffield Hallam University 43. London South Bank University 60. Stirling, University of 44. Loughborough University 61. Strathclyde University 45. Manchester Metropolitan 62. Surrey, University of 46. Northampton, University of 63. Swansea University * 47. Northumbria University 64. Ulster, University of 48. Nottingham Trent University 65. University College Birmingham 49. Portsmouth, University of 66. West London, University of 50. Queen's University Belfast 67. West of England, University of 51. Queen Mary University of 68. West of Scotland, University of London (QMUL) 69. Westminster University 52. Reading, University of 70. Winchester, University of 53. Robert Gordon University 71. Wolverhampton, University of 54. Roehampton, University of 72. Worcester, University of 55. Royal Holloway, University of 73. York, University of London 74. York St John University 56. South Wales, University of *case by case non UK domiciled Ireland: 1. Trinity College Dublin, University of Dublin 2. University College Cork Pathway providers 1. INTO 2. Navitas 3. Study Group 4. CEG On Campus 5. Kaplan 6. Oxford International Education Group( OIEG) 7. QA Higher Education 8. Dublin International Foundation College (Ireland) EU 1. Abertay Dundee, University of 2. Anglia Ruskin University 3. Bangor University 4. Bournemouth University 5. Bradford, University of 6. Brunel University 7. Canterbury Christ Church 8. Central Lancashire, University of 9. Chester, University of 10. Chichester university 11. Cranfield University 12. East London, University of 13. Edinburgh Napier university (PG only) 14. Essex, University of 15. Gloucestershire, University of 16. Hertfordshire, University of 17. Huddersfield, University of 18. Keele University 19. Law, University of 20. Liverpool, University of 21. London South Bank 22. Oxford Brookes University 23. QA Higher Education 24. Sheffield Hallam University 25. Surrey, University of 26. Sussex, University of 27. Swansea University 28. University of the West of England (UWE), Bristol 29. Wolverhampton, University of 30. York St John University .
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