

University of Birmingham
Tuition/Year
GBP 20,250 - 26,850
Acceptance
72%
QS Ranking
#80
Students
N/A
About University of Birmingham
The University of Birmingham, a Russell Group university in the heart of Birmingham, UK, is ranked #80 in the QS World University Rankings and is known for strong industry-linked teaching and research. Indian students can choose in-demand programs like Engineering, Business/MBA, Computer Science, and Sciences, with opportunities for internships, innovation projects, and career support in one of the UK’s most connected and multicultural cities. With a global alumni network and practical, employability-focused learning, it’s a solid choice for building an international career.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
GBP 20,250 - 26,850
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.5+
TOEFL
88+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about University of Birmingham
10 Reviews
Debashish
The Computer Science course offers a great mix of theory and practical applications, and the professors are always available for help. The campus can feel a bit hectic during peak hours.
Pros
Comprehensive curriculum, approachable faculty.
Cons
Campus feels busy.
Moumita
The campus environment is conducive for learning, with many extracurricular activities available. Sometimes, scheduling conflicts can make it difficult to manage everything.
Pros
Great atmosphere, diverse activities.
Cons
Scheduling issues.
Swagata
The Medicine program emphasizes both theory and practical skills, preparing us well for future careers. Sometimes, the amount of reading material can feel overwhelming.
Pros
Balanced curriculum, practical focus.
Cons
Heavy reading load.
Arnab
The Sciences faculty is passionate and highly skilled, making complex topics easy to understand. The only downside is the occasional lack of communication regarding assignments.
Pros
Passionate faculty, clear explanations.
Cons
Communication gaps.
Partha
The Business/MBA faculty regularly invite industry leaders for guest lectures, enhancing the learning experience. However, some modules can be overwhelming.
Pros
Guest lectures, real-world insights.
Cons
Overwhelming modules.


