Frequently asked questions
The University of Huddersfield supports its teaching staff to become they best they can be and is second in the country for the number of National Teaching Fellowships, winning 24 since. These awards recognise exceptional educators within higher education. The University is Gold rated in all aspects of the Teaching Excellence Framework, providing an outstanding student experience and outcomes. Many students take up a placement year, gaining real-world experience. Huddersfield is in the top 20 in the UK for placement years in industry. The university is also committed to sustainability and sustainable practices. For example, it aims to plant one tree for every new student who enrols.
Huddersfield graduates are highly employable. After you finish your undergraduate degree, you can boost your knowledge and career by studying a postgraduate taught or research degree at the university. These programmes cover many subjects and specialisms.
The University of Huddersfield is in West Yorkshire, between two major UK cities – Leeds and Manchester. The town of Huddersfield is very affordable, with cheap student rent and a low cost of living compared to nearby university towns and cities. The campus is across the road from the town centre, where you'll find food and drink outlets, shopping and leisure activities, which enrich your life as a student. Huddersfield has excellent transport links, with both a train and bus station. This makes it ideal for those commuting to campus or for students who wish to explore the wider area.