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Download Birmingham Exhibitor List (125.74 Stand Number Exhibitor Name Stand Size 4 University of Aberdeen Single stand 1 Aberystwyth University 6x4 space only stand 5 The Academy of Contemporary Music Double stand 6 Anglia Ruskin University Double stand 2 Arden University Single stand 3 Arts University Bournemouth Single stand 7 Aston University Double stand 8 The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (NOVUS) Single stand 9 Bangor University Double stand 11 University of Bath Single stand 12 Bath Spa University Single stand 15 University of Bedfordshire Single stand 10 Birmingham City University 6x4 shell stand 13 University of Birmingham Double stand 14 Newman University Birmingham Double stand 16 University College Birmingham Triple stand 17 Bishop Grosseteste University Single stand 18 BIMM Single stand 19 Backstage Academy Single stand 20 Bournemouth University Single stand 21 BPP Professional Education Group Triple stand 22 University of Bradford Double stand 24 University of Brighton Single stand 27 The University of Bristol Double stand 25 UWE Bristol Double stand 23 Brunel University London Double stand 28 The University of Buckingham Single stand 26 Bucks New University Double stand 29 University of Cambridge Single stand 30 Canterbury Christ Church University Single stand 31 Cardiff University Single stand 32 Cardiff Metropolitan University Double stand 35 Coleg Sir Gar Single stand 36 University Of Central Lancashire Single stand 38 University of Chester Single stand 33 University of Chichester Double stand 34 Cleveland College of Art & Design Double stand 37 Coventry University 6x4 shell stand 39 CU Coventry, CU London and CU Scarborough – Part of the Coventry University Group Double stand 42 University for the Creative Arts Double stand 40 University of Cumbria Single stand 48 De Montfort University Double stand 41 University of Derby Single stand 43 University of Dundee Single stand 44 Durham University Single stand 46 UEA - University of East Anglia Single stand 54 University of East London Double stand 47 Echo Factory Single stand 51 Edge Hill University Double stand 49 University of Edinburgh Single stand 50 Edinburgh Napier University Single stand 55 University of Essex Double stand 58 University of Exeter Double stand 60 Falmouth University Double stand 52 Falmouth Business School Single stand 63 University of Glasgow Double stand 61 University of Gloucestershire Triple stand 53 Wrexham Glyndwr University Single stand 56 University of Greenwich Single stand 64 Harper Adams University Double stand 57 Hereford College of Arts Single stand 59 Hartpury University Centre Single stand 62 Heriot-Watt University Single stand 65 University of Hertfordshire Double stand 69 University of Huddersfield Single stand 66 University of Hull Double stand 70 ICAEW Single stand 71 IE UNIVERSITY, SPAIN Single stand 72 Imperial College London Single stand 73 Keele University Double stand 76 University of Kent Single stand 77 Kidderminster College Single stand 74 University Academy 92 (UA92) 6x4 space only stand 75 Lancaster University Double stand 173 University of Law 6x4 84 University of Leeds Single stand 83 Leeds Trinity University Single stand 85 Leeds Beckett University Double stand 86 Leeds College of Music Single stand 88 University of Leicester Double stand 87 Leicester College Single stand 89 University of Lincoln Single stand 90 University of Liverpool Single stand 91 Liverpool Hope University Single stand 92 Liverpool John Moores University Double stand 93 Leeds Arts University Single stand 94 Anglia Ruskin University, London Single stand 103 Kingston University Single stand 104 St. George's University of London Single stand 105 The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama Single stand 108 City, University of London Single stand 106 Goldsmiths, University of London Double stand 107 King's College London Single stand 122 London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Single stand 123 Queen Mary University of London Single stand 124 Royal Holloway University of London Single stand 125 RVC, University of London Single stand 126 SOAS University of London Single stand 127 UCL Single stand 174 London College of International Business Studeis Single stand 95 London Metropolitan University Single stand 96 London School of Business and Management Single stand 97 London South Bank University Single stand 98 Loughborough College Single stand 99 Loughborough University Single stand 102 The University of Manchester Single stand 100 Manchester Metropolitan University Single stand 101 Medway School of Pharmacy Single stand 110 MetFilm School and ScreenSpace Single stand 109 Middlesex University London Single stand 111 National College for High Speed Single stand 112 Newcastle University Single stand 113 Nottingham College - University Centre Single stand 114 University of Northampton Double stand 115 Norwich University of the Arts Single stand 116 New College of the Humanities Single stand 117 Northumbria University, Newcastle Single stand 129 University of Nottingham Double stand 118 Nottingham Trent University Double stand 119 University of Oxford Single stand 120 Oxford brookes University Single stand 121 Pearson College London Single stand 128 University Centre Peterborough Single stand 130 The University of Plymouth Single stand 131 Plymouth Marjon University Single stand 132 Plymouth College of Art Single stand 133 University of Portsmouth Single stand 135 Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh Single stand 136 Queen's University Belfast Single stand 134 Ravensbourne, London Single stand 137 University of Reading Double stand 138 University of Roehampton Single stand 139 Royal Agricultural University Single stand 140 Royal Academy of Dance Single stand 141 University of Salford Single stand 142 SAE Institute Double stand 143 University of Sheffield Single stand 144 Sheffield Hallam University Double stand 146 University of Southampton Single stand 147 Solent University Double stand 145 University of St Andrews Single stand 148 SGS College, Bristol Single stand 149 St Mary's University Twickenham Single stand 152 Staffordshire University Triple stand 151 University of Stirling Double stand 150 University of Strathclyde Single stand 153 University of Suffolk Single stand 154 University of Sunderland Single stand 155 University of Surrey Double stand 156 University of Sussex Single stand 157 Swansea University Double stand 158 Teesside University Single stand 161 University of Wales Trinity Saint David Single stand 157 UCFB Double stand 162 Ulster University Single stand 160 University of the Arts London Single stand 163 University of South Wales Double stand 165 University of West London Single stand 164 University of Warwick Double stand 166 WCG Single stand 167 University Centre Weston Single stand 168 University of Westminster Single stand 45 University of Wolverhampton 6x4 shell stand 169 University of Winchester Single stand 170 University of Worcester Double stand 171 University of York Single stand 172 York St John University Single stand Non FE/HE Institutions 68 Barclays Double stand 79 British Army Single stand 78 Endsleigh Insurance Services Limited 4x4 Shell back wall 80 Naval Service & RFA Single stand 81 Royal Air Force Single stand 82 STA Travel Double stand 67 UCAS 6x4 space only stand Apprenticeships, graduate jobs and internships A Apprenticeship bites Double stand B CGI Single stand C EY Single stand D National Apprenticeship Service 12x2 shell stand E PwC Single stand F Rolls-Royce Single stand.
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