University of Wolverhampton

The University of Wolverhampton, established in 1827, is a public institution located in the West Midlands, England. It offers a broad range of subjects at foundation, undergraduate, and postgraduate levels, many accredited by prestigious professional bodies. With over 29,400 students studying at teaching campuses in the Midlands and through nationwide partners, the university is committed to providing innovative and excellent teaching. It is ranked third in England for social mobility and boasts an 88% graduate employability rate .

The university's mission is to increase and fulfill the potential of its students, helping them move into fulfilling careers. It has been ranked number 1 in the UK for two years running for teaching first-generation students and ranked 6th in England and Wales for social inclusion by The Sunday Times and The Times Good University Guide 2025 .

The university's Springfield Campus is Europe's largest specialist construction and built environment campus, bringing together businesses and the education sector to maximize economic impact. It is the new home of the School of Architecture and Built Environment and the National Brownfield Institute .