Frequently asked questions
Whatever your interests, the University of Wolverhampton is keen to help you develop and reach your full potential through varied opportunities and wide range of courses. The university provides great facilities and high-quality teaching, and regularly invests in its campuses and specialist course environments. The diverse student population, where almost two-thirds are the first in their family to go to university, almost half are 21+, and over half are from global majority backgrounds, guarantees a fulfilling and culturally enriched student experience. There are also many clubs and societies to join – from sports clubs to academic interest, hobbies to political and religious societies.
A degree with the University of Wolverhampton is a fantastic way to explore subjects you're interested in, gain a more in-depth understanding of them, and to work in a field that interests you after graduation. If you are keen to stay in education, completing an undergraduate degree means you can go on to a master's degree or a PhD to become an expert in your field of interest. The University of Wolverhampton is proud to supply its region and beyond with fully-trained, work-ready graduates.
Free Wi-Fi is available in halls, as well as shared kitchen and dining facilities, and 24-hour campus security. Adapted rooms are available for disabled students with mobility, hearing or visual needs.