School Overview
The University of Sunderland is a public research-oriented university with its main campus located in Sunderland, northeastern England. As one of the top 50 comprehensive universities in the UK, it has achieved excellence in research, teaching, student satisfaction, and graduate employment in the UK.
The University of Sunderland is a vibrant and comprehensive national university, renowned for its high-quality teaching. It has been named the "Best Modern New University in England" by the authoritative British media "The Guardian". The university was established in 1860 and is a public new type of university, rated by the Times and its superiors as the best new university in England.
The University of Sunderland ranks first in the latest UK university research evaluation and UK government teaching level evaluation. The University of Sunderland was named the best emerging university in the UK as of May 2001 in the Guardian University Guide; The Times named the University of Sunderland the best emerging university in the UK for researchers in December 2001. Many of our teachers are regarded as authoritative experts in the industry, recognized domestically and internationally, and our university also has 10 research disciplines rated as "world-class".
