OFS Transparency Return

The information published on these pages shows:

The number of applications for admission on to recognised, undergraduate higher education courses that we have
Received from UK domiciled applicants.
The number of offers we have made in relation to those applications.
The number of those offers accepted and the number of those who have registered with us.
The number of students who registered and went on to complete their course with us.
The number of students who attained a particular degree or another academic award, or a particular level of such an award, on completion of their course with us.

It also shows these numbers by reference to:

The gender of the individuals to which they relate.
Their ethnicity.
Their socioeconomic background.

It is important to note that the data presented has not been contextualised. This means, for example, that you will not be able to see from this data how many of those applying to courses met the entry criteria. It is also the case that universities and colleges will often receive many more applications than they have spaces on courses, and so offer rates will necessarily be lower than application rates in those circumstances.

Transparency data 2023

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Facilities

Supported by a £200 million investment in new campuses, equipment and resources, University College Birmingham's facilities are nothing short of world class.

Policies and regulations

Information regarding how University College Birmingham is governed, including documents on the University's strategy and management.

Gender Pay Gap Report

Data on the gender pay gap, published in response to the University's responsibilities under the Equality Act 2010.

Equality of opportunity

We work in a highly respected institution with people from diverse cultures, backgrounds and experiences.

External examiners

External examiners are appointed to provide the University with impartial, independent advice and informed comment on our academic standards and student achievement.

Apprenticeships

Run with valued industry partners, our diverse apprenticeships offer superb opportunities for young people aged 16 and over to learn skills for life while getting paid.

Strategic plans

Documents setting out our strategy for teaching, learning and assessment at University College Birmingham.

Student charter

Our student charter has been written by staff and students to clearly set out what we expect of each other and the responsibilities of all those within our community.

Schools

University College Birmingham comprises of four schools, which are responsible for delivering courses to students at all levels of study.