Humanities Schools and Programs in The United Kingdom
17 schools in The United Kingdom teach Humanities.
King's College London
University London, The United Kingdom In an official register
King's College London is a university in London, United Kingdom. It was founded in 1829, although its roots go back to the 12th century, and today it is made up of five campuses across London. According to the university, it has more than 42,000 students, over 300,000 alumni…
Manchester Metropolitan University
University Manchester, The United Kingdom In an official register
Manchester Metropolitan University (Manchester Met) is a university in the centre of Manchester, England. Its history goes back to the Manchester Mechanics' Institute, founded in 1824; it became Manchester Metropolitan University in 1992, when polytechnics were given the…
Swansea University
University Swansea, The United Kingdom In an official register
Swansea University is a research-led university in Swansea, Wales (United Kingdom), founded in 1920. It has two waterfront campuses: Singleton Park and the Bay Campus at Crymlyn Burrows. According to the university, it is ranked 25th in the UK in the Guardian University Guide…
The University of Edinburgh
University Edinburgh, The United Kingdom In an official register
The University of Edinburgh was founded in 1583 and is considered one of the most prestigious in the world.
The University of Sheffield
University Sheffield, The United Kingdom In an official register
The University of Sheffield is a research university in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, and a member of the Russell Group of 24 UK research universities. It is an independent corporation established by a Royal Charter granted in 1905. The university has received five…
University College London
University London, The United Kingdom In an official register
University College London (UCL) was founded in 1826 as the first university in London and marked its 200th anniversary in February 2026. It is a multidisciplinary university active in research, innovation and education, with locations in central and east London. According to…
University of Brighton
University Brighton, The United Kingdom In an official register
The University of Brighton is a university in Brighton, a seaside city on the south coast of England about one hour from London by train. Its buildings are spread across the city. The university has around 2,500 international students, and staff and students come from more…
University of Bristol
University Bristol, The United Kingdom In an official register
The University of Bristol is a university in the city of Bristol, England. According to the university, it was the first higher education institution in the UK to admit men and women on an equal basis. It states that it is ranked 8th in the UK and 57th in the world in the QS…
University of Gloucestershire
University Cheltenham, The United Kingdom In an official register
The University of Gloucestershire was stablished in 1834 and has a long tradition of quality education. More than 10.000 students study in Gloucestershire’s three campuses. It welcomes international students from more than sixty nations and it ranks in the top 5 universities…
University of Kent
University Canterbury, The United Kingdom In an official register
The University of Kent is a UK university with its main campus and administration in Canterbury, Kent, and a second campus at Medway. Teaching is organised in academic schools, among them Kent Business School, Kent Law School and the schools of Computing, Psychology…
University of London
University London, The United Kingdom In an official register
The University of London was established in 1836, and what distinguishes it from other institutions is that it consists of 19 separate colleges, which are somewhat independent in nature. Therefore, the University of London is the largest institution of higher learning in the…
University of Sussex
University Falmer, The United Kingdom In an official register
The University of Sussex is a campus university in Brighton, on England's south coast. It received its Royal Charter in August 1961 and was the first of the new UK universities founded in the 1960s. Sussex offers undergraduate, master's and PhD courses, with more than 200…
University of Worcester
University Henwick Grove, The United Kingdom In an official register
The University of Worcester is a university in Worcester, a cathedral city in the heart of England. Its study options cover undergraduate and postgraduate courses, apprenticeships and continuing professional development (CPD), and the university publishes an A to Z list of…
West Thames College
University Isleworth, The United Kingdom In an official register
West Thames College is a college of further and higher education in west London. It has two sites: the main campus on London Road in Isleworth, between Hounslow and Brentford (TfL Zone 4), and the Skills+Logistics Centre in Feltham, which hosts the construction, engineering…
Anglia Ruskin University
University Cambridge, The United Kingdom
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) is a UK university with four main campuses, in Cambridge, Chelmsford, Peterborough and Writtle. Its history begins in 1858, when John Ruskin opened the Cambridge School of Art. Several colleges later combined to form Anglia Polytechnic…
Ashbourne College
Primary and secondary school London, The United Kingdom
Ashbourne College is an independent sixth form college based in Kensington, London. The school was established in 1981 and focuses on delivering pre-university education, including GCSE and A levels. The institution’s main strength is considered to be its small size and the…
Warnborough College (UK)
University Canterbury, The United Kingdom
Warnborough College (UK) was established in Oxford in 1973 and is now headquartered at 18 Lower Bridge Street in Canterbury, Kent. It is part of Warnborough Worldwide, which provides courses and qualifications, industry experience, conferences, publishing and online learning…