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Career defining moments

Discover how Herts shaped and defined our graduates’ careers. Dive into their success stories and see the impact they've made.
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  • Bre – International Product Manager, AWAL (Sony Music UK)
  • Will – Senior Graphic Designer, Disney
  • Kim – Transport Systems Engineer, Energy Systems Catapult
  • Jake – Formula 1 Writer, Autosport
  • Niamh – Intermediate Audio Designer, Rebellion Developments
  • Jeremy – Head of Production Planning and Control, Airbus Defence and Space

Why choose Herts?

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1st in the East of England

for overall student positivity (National Student Survey, NSS 2024)

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25 mins north of London

A vibrant, campus atmosphere with easy access to London

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Placements and study abroad

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Guaranteed campus accommodation

Subject to meeting application deadlines and personal needs

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Our courses are designed with your career in mind. With modern facilities and opportunities for work placements or studying abroad, you will be prepared for a dynamic and successful career.

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The University of Hertfordshire provides an enriching environment for students, with comprehensive support, career resources, and financial aid through scholarships and grants.
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Scholarships

At Herts, we want to empower you to realise your potential without financial barriers.
Life at Herts

Student life

Herts provides the perfect environment on campus where you can learn, live and have a great time.
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Commuting

We have two campuses in Hatfield, Hertfordshire - just north of London and with easy access via train, bus or car.
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Careers

We’re here to help turbocharge your career, from the minute you arrive to the completion of your studies and beyond.
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Herts and beyond

Herts offers a rich campus life with easy access to local culture, events, and outdoor activities nearby.
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International applicants

The University of Hertfordshire offers a welcoming environment for international students, providing opportunities for academic and personal growth.

FAQs

Find quick answers to frequent questions about studying at Herts. From entry requirements and scholarships to student life and support services, our FAQs cover everything you need to know.

An undergraduate bachelor’s degree at the University of Hertfordshire is the initial level of university education. It usually takes three to four years to complete and includes qualifications such as Bachelor of Science (BSc), Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), Master of Engineering (MEng), Master of Pharmacy (MPharm), Master of Optometry (MOptom) and Master of Physics (MPhys).

Visit the relevant course page to learn more about entry requirements, and if your chosen course has any specialist requirements you’ll need to meet.

If you’ve made an application for a course that doesn’t need an interview or portfolio of work, and submitted all the relevant information needed, you will usually hear back from us with a decision in 10 working days. If we request any further information, we will provide an update within ten working days of receiving the information.

If you’ve applied to a course that requires an interview/portfolio, we’ll contact you within 10 working days of applying to confirm your next steps (either arranging an interview or requesting your portfolio). After your interview or portfolio review, you’ll hear back from us with a decision within ten working days of your interview date/ portfolio submission.

At the University of Hertfordshire, students who undertake a placement year, also known as a sandwich year, are required to pay a reduced tuition fee. For the academic year 2024/2025, the fee for a placement year is £1,200 for Home/EU students and £1,580 for international students.

This fee structure is designed to support students in gaining valuable work experience without the financial burden of a full year's tuition.

Yes, many students work part-time in the local area, and there are also lots of opportunities on-campus too, for example, becoming a Student Ambassador or working for the Students’ Union.

If you want to find out more about what it’s like studying at Herts, you can always message our current students who will be happy to share their experiences with you.

If you need to discuss anything more specific, please contact our friendly team.

The University of Hertfordshire boasts state-of-the-art sports facilities, including a fully equipped gym, an indoor swimming pool, versatile sports halls, and various outdoor pitches.

For more details on how these facilities can enhance your student experience, visit the sports and physical activity page.

Yes, there are parking facilities on campus for students and visitors. For more details on parking permits and regulations, visit the parking page.

At the University of Hertfordshire, we want to ensure your time studying with us is as stress-free and rewarding as possible. We offer a range of support, including mental health support, counselling, and disability services. Visit the support and wellbeing page for more details.

These are alternative routes which lead to a bachelor’s degree. They have lower entry requirements and are taught at one of our partner colleges.

A foundation degree is a standalone two-year qualification, following which you can enter the final year of a bachelor’s degree at Herts (depending on your grades).

An extended degree includes an initial year taught at a partner college, following which you can progress onto the first year of a bachelor’s degree at Herts.

Head over to our application guide to learn more about applying to Herts via UCAS.

We offer a range of non-repayable scholarships and bursaries to help fund your studies at Herts.

You could be eligible for a maintenance loan to help cover your living costs. You could use this for accommodation, food, travel, and other day-to-day expenses. The amount you receive depends on various factors, including your household income, where you live while studying, and whether you are in your first, second, or later years of study.

The estimated cost of living includes accommodation, food, travel, and other expenses. For a detailed breakdown, visit the managing your finance page.

Campus life at the University of Hertfordshire is vibrant and engaging, with modern facilities, diverse social spaces, and a wide range of activities. With students from over 140 countries, the University offers a multicultural environment that enriches learning and interaction. Students can join various clubs, sports, and events organised by the Students' Union. For more details, visit the student life page.

Hertfordshire Students' Union (SU) represents students' interests, offers support services and organises events. Learn more about the SU on the Students' Union page, and yes, you can get involved with the SU once you become a student.

The University offers a range of study abroad programmes in various countries. Details can be found on the study abroad page.

Mental health support is available through counselling services and other resources. More information is available on the mental health support page.