Huddersfield is among the top 20 universities in the UK for industry placements. Huddersfield’s postgraduate courses are closely linked to business and many of them are professionally accredited, which helps increase the employability of the university’s graduates.
Some courses provide students the opportunity to work directly with an organisation on real-world issues, thus allowing them the chance to get involved and gain unique insights that help them stand out in the job market.
96.8 percent of undergraduate students and 97.6 percent of postgraduate students from Huddersfield move on to further study or employment within 15 months of graduating (HESA, 2019).
The university also boasts world-leading applied research groups in most fields of study.
The university has invested significantly in campus development and offers state-of-the-art facilities including studios, specialist laboratories and performance spaces, in addition to the library, research facilities and quiet study spaces.
The University of Huddersfield is located in the centre of this West Yorkshire town, surrounded by stunning green countryside, with a historic canal running through the heart of campus and a wealth of impressive Victorian architecture and heritage.
Huddersfield is a well-connected and friendly town; it is more relaxed and affordable location than large cities in the region but has ease of access to cities like Leeds and Manchester. Huddersfield is perfect for international students to learn and flourish in.
The University of Huddersfield’s main Queensgate campus is a well-resourced student environment, offering everything needed for academic and personal success. The campus is home to the Huddersfield Students' Union, which is a student-run organisation representing students and advising them on any issues and opportunities which may concern them during their course.
Working closely with the university, the HSU co-ordinates over 100 student-organised clubs, societies and sports teams. There are also over 60 Global Societies, which are funded by the International Office and organise events throughout the year.
Student Central is also home to student shops and cafes, including Starbucks, the international kitchen, the Student Advice and Support Centre, the International Office and their approved lettings agency.
