The University of Chester is one of the oldest higher education providers in the UK (over 180 years!). With 20,000 students from 130 countries worldwide, Chester provides a diverse, vibrant and safe location for international students.
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Chester is consistently ranked as one of the best and safest places to live in the UK. The beautiful historic city is close to Manchester and Liverpool, a two-hour direct train ride from London and is bordered by the beautiful coast of Wales.
The University of Chester has hundreds of single and combined courses at Bachelor's, Master's, and Research level. Each course has an emphasis on practical learning, providing you with the skills and experience employers are looking for. Explore how the University of Chester's commitment to excellence is recognized through awards that celebrate their impact in education, research, and social progress. |
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"This program has helped change my life for the better and it's about what a student makes the most out of their experience. This program is full of opportunities from high education and in football development."
-Myles Williams, Student-Athlete
WHY STUDY IN THE UK?A recent IPSOS MORI survey has actually revealed that most employers in the US consider degrees earned in the UK to be the same as or better than those earned in the US.
UK Degrees are internationally recognized and accepted. Most UK degrees do transfer to US universities. The UK has never been more attractive to American students. The UK has many advantages that many prospective US students may not be aware of. American Transfer students are welcome and degrees can be completed within the same time period as your present degree or give you further options should you need to change majors. |
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UNDERGRADUATE & PostGRADUATE STUDYUDA will coordinate the timetable of the academic and soccer academy to ensure that the best available opportunity is there for you to succeed in the classroom and on the field. Training will take place after the academic day is complete, usually in the late afternoons or early evening.
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