University of Chichester

The University of Chichester is a public University located in Chichester, England. Founded in 1839, it was granted University status by the Queen’s Privy Council in 2005. It offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in fields like Business, Music, Sports, Humanities, and Science.

Overview

The University of Chichester is a public University located in the heart of the city of Chichester, England. Established as a Bishop Otter College in 1839, it became a University in 2005. This dynamic University is one of the newest in the UK and yet it has a history dating back over 180 years. It is a mix of the traditional and the modern, reflected both in its campus and its approach to teaching. The UoC offers a diverse range of academic and innovative degrees, many of which are available full or part-time, and all of which are approached in a way which encourages critical thinking and independence of mind. Social consciousness, connectivity, teamwork, and independent learning are all at the core of the University’s teaching philosophy, thereby preparing students for life outside of University. Furthermore, strong links with industry give students the chance to undertake placements and internships at leading companies in their chosen field.