What You Can Study At St Mary's University, Twickenham

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Are you interested in furthering your education in the United Kingdom and want to gain expertise in business, theology, sport or drama? Then why now make St Mary’s university in Twickenham your academic home?

 


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Established in 1850 with just six students, St Mary’s University, Twickenham has grown to have a student population of around 6,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students across its four academic schools.

Their four academic schools located in Twickenham, Edinburgh and Croydon enable students to enrol in undergraduate and postgraduate academic programmes in subjects such as Business, Theology, Sport and Drama.

This includes programmes, Business and law, Computer science, Education and teaching, Humanities, theology and ethic, Media Communications and creative arts Social, political and behavioural sciences, Sport, health and science

St Mary’s University is ranked in the top five universities in the United Kingdom (UK) for teaching quality and the top ten for student experience.

The wide range of undergraduate programmes offered at St Mary’s include Business and law, Computer science, Education and teaching, Humanities, theology and ethic, Media Communications and creative arts Social, Political and behavioural sciences, Sport, health and science

Postgraduate programmes cover the same learning areas as the undergraduate programmes at the university in greater detail.

Students interested in enrolling at St Mary’s University are encouraged to book for the university's experience days. There are two experience days scheduled in the coming months. Students can book for the March 2023 experience day and or the April 2023 experience day.

Experience days allow prospective students to have one-on-one engagement with lectures, experience interactive sessions that give them a feel for what studying for their degree will be like, view the specialist facilities and take a tour of the accommodation facilities.

 

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