University of Bedfordshire
With a blend of academic rigor and practical application, the University of Bedfordshire sets students up for a seamless transition from university to the workplace.
With two campuses situated in the heart of England, the University of Bedfordshire is a dynamic and forward-thinking institution.
We are committed to providing a transformative educational experience that prepares students for the world of work.
The University of Bedfordshire’s main campus is located in the vibrant town of Luton. It’s less than 30 minutes away from London by train and boasts an international airport, making it an ideal base from which to explore Europe and beyond.
The University of Bedfordshire stands out for its emphasis on employability, with several course areas ranking strongly for graduate outcomes. The institution also takes pride in its close ties with industry and real-world facilities, ensuring that students are equipped with practical skills and knowledge relevant to the demands of the professional world.
Students at the University of Bedfordshire benefit from a range of career-focused programs, mentorship opportunities, and real-world projects that prepare them for success in their chosen fields. Students are surrounded by a range of industries including aviation, tourism, logistics, film and TV production, and car manufacturing. In addition, the university’s proximity to London provides students with easy access to one of the world’s leading global hubs for business, finance, and culture.
The University of Bedfordshire and Chevening
The University of Bedfordshire is supporting three Chevening awards for candidates from any Chevening eligible country to study any Chevening eligible course.
Why is the University of Bedfordshire partnering with Chevening?
‘We are motivated by a shared vision of empowering future leaders, promoting cross-cultural understanding, and contributing to positive global change.
‘By partnering with Chevening, the University of Bedfordshire aims to attract and nurture talented individuals from around the world, offering them access to our high-quality education and fostering a culture of academic excellence.
‘Through this partnership, the University of Bedfordshire seeks to enrich the diversity of our student body, promote international collaboration, and create a lasting impact on the lives and careers of exceptional individuals. We are dedicated to supporting Chevening Scholars on their academic journey, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to make meaningful contributions to society and become leaders in their chosen fields.’
Did you know?
The University of Bedfordshire owns Putteridge Bury, a Victorian country house on the borders of Bedfordshire. Completed in 1911, it was built in the style of Chequers, the country home of the Prime Minister, and designed by architects Sir Ernest George and Alfred Yeats.
King George V often visited Putteridge Bury with the Prince of Wales. In fact, on 1 December 1926 the King planted an oak tree in the lawn to the south of the house.
Today it is used for conferences and events, including many of our summer graduation ceremonies.
