University of Northumbria

The open university Northumbria University, formerly known as Newcastle Polytechnic, was established in 1969 due to the union of three local colleges: Rutherford College of Technology, the Municipal College of Commerce, and the College of Art & Industrial Design. The institution was established in 1992 and is connected to the Wallace Group.

Campuses of University of Northumbria:

London Campus
Newcastle Lane Campus
Coach Lane Campus
Amsterdam Campus

University of Northumbria Courses

Undergraduate Study
Postgraduate Study
CPD & Short Courses
Higher & Degree Apprenticeships

Why choose Northumbria University, UK?

Top-ranked university
Located in a great student city.
Supportive learning environment
Outstanding student support team
Provides world-class experience to the students
Industry-focused courses
Internship & placement opportunities
Impressive sports facility
On-campus accommodation

Northumbria University Intakes

Spring (Application deadline Jan 15)
Fall (Application deadline Sept 15)

Fees & Fundings

The international fees at Northumbria University are:

Undergraduate Courses: £16000, £8000 (Law), £10000 to £19500 (Foundation)

Postgraduate Research: £8771 to £21114

Masters: £12000 and above

The global scholarship is provided to eligible students, and bursary funding is also available at the university.

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