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The University of Northampton is a public university based in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England. It was formed in 1999 by the amalgamation of a number of training colleges, and gained full university status as the University of Northampton in 2005.

Northampton Technical College was opened at St George's Avenue—now the site of the Avenue Campus—in 1924. Eight years later, a new building for the College was formally opened by the Duke and Duchess of York. A School of Art opened later in 1937.

At the beginning of the 1970s, Northamptonshire was one of the few counties in England to lack a teacher-training college. A college in Liverpool lost its home and was transferred to what is now the Park Campus. The College of Education was opened by the Secretary of State for Education and Science, Margaret Thatcher, in 1972. In 1975, this College amalgamated with the Colleges of Technology and Art to become Nene College of Higher Education, taking its name from the River Nene. In 1978, it integrated the Leathersellers College from London.

In 1993, the college incorporated St. Andrew's School of Occupational Therapy and was granted undergraduate degree awarding powers. In 1997, it took in the Sir Gordon Roberts College of Nursing and Midwifery.

It became University College Northampton in 1999 and gained full university status in 2005. To gain university status it had to convince the Privy Council that a Royal Decree banning the establishment of a university in Northampton, signed by King Henry III in 1265 following the Battle of Lewes, should be repealed. In 2005, the university also received the power to validate its own research degrees, which had formerly been validated by the University of Leicester. In the graduation ceremonies in July 2006, seven students received their first doctoral degrees validated by the University of Northampton.

In January 2010, the School of Applied Sciences was renamed the School of Science and Technology and moved into the newly refurbished Newton Building at Avenue Campus. The Newton Building was officially opened in September 2010 by HRH The Princess Anne.

Achievement

• July 2021: Kettering General Hospital and Northampton General Hospital achieved University Hospital status. Working with the University of Northampton, the University of Leicester and other academic bodies, a new partnership – University Hospitals of Northamptonshire (UHN) NHS Group – has been formed.
• June 2021: The University added its signatory to the Future of Tourism Coalition, which has a global mission to place destinations at the heart of post-pandemic recovery strategies.
• May 2021: The University signs up to the Stand Alone Pledge, making clear the support and guidance it offers to students who are estranged from their parents.
• April 2021: The University signs an MoU to be part of the Nurse Cadets programme. This is designed to introduce young people who are about to leave school to the wide variety of health careers available. Successful applicants are guaranteed an interview at UON if they apply to study a degree here.
• April 2021: The University was named one of the world’s top 30 Higher Education institutions (HEIs) for tackling inequality in the 2021 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings. The University was placed 27th out of 699 HEIs in the world, and 11th in the UK, for its performance in working towards goal 10 – Reduced Inequalities.
• April 2021: The University was highly commended in two categories at the 2021 Association of University Directors of Estates Awards. UON was also runner up in the Estates/Facilities Team of the Year and Reaching Higher categories of the awards. This adds to a number of other estates-related awards the University has collected since moving to Waterside in 2018. 
• March 2021: AccessAble resources launched. These show how accessible the University’s estate, rooms and facilities are, to help disabled staff, students and visitors.
• February 2021: The University pledges to become net zero carbon by 2030.

 

• December 2020: The sale of the University’s former Avenue site is confirmed.
• October 2020: The University hosts its first Black History Month Conference and announces the launch of its Global Ethnic Majority (GEM) network.
• October 2020: University academics shared their thoughts with the House of Lords COVID-19 Committee inquiry, Life beyond COVID.
• August 2020: Publication of our report Supporting our Community: The University of Northampton’s Response to Covid-19.
• July 2020: Launch of ‘fly-through’ video about how the University has made itself as Covid safe as possible.
• March 2020: The University helped the health service at the start of the pandemic, by providing vacant student rooms to house NHS staff. This kicks off a year of good deeds stories from University staff and students that are summarised on our webpage.
• December 2019: An extra £30,000 is added to The Sir Thomas White’s Northampton Charity fund.
• October 2019: Appointment of Professor Shan Wareing as Deputy Vice Chancellor.
• September 2019: Opening of the University’s new Institute for Creative Leather Technologies.
• September 2019: A report from CSI Solutions finds that the University’s move to Waterside campus has had many environmental benefits.
• July 2019: Launch of the  Research Environment Enhancement Fund (REEF) for PGR students.
• May 2019: The University’s Learning Hub wins a prestigious Royal Society of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Award.
• March 2019: University backs Northampton’s ‘Social Echo’.
• February 2019: Launch of Digital Northampton, a project tasked with developing, connecting and promoting Northamptonshire’s digital industries. Backed by the University, one of its aims is to keep UON’s digitally savvy graduates from leaving the town to pursue a career elsewhere.
• February 2019: The University joins 30 other institutions in committing to produce a ‘Civic University Agreement’ in partnership with local government and other major institutions.
• September 2018: Official opening of Waterside campus and first intake of students there. The new campus also sees the University become the first in England to have its own police team.
• August 2018: Launch of the University’s Employment Promise to students.
• June 2017: Awarded Gold by the government for the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), praising the quality of our student experience.
• June 2017: Awarded Social Enterprise Gold Mark, an independent guarantee that we put the interests of society above anything else.
• April 2016: University partnered with Northamptonshire County Council and Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation to launch a new social enterprise, First for Wellbeing, an integrated health and wellbeing service considered to be the first of its kind. (The First for Wellbeing service is now a part of Public Health Northamptonshire).
• December 2015: The University released its first social impact report that showed it delivered over £800,000 worth of extra-curricular student volunteering to the local community.
• November 2015: The University was shortlisted for the third year in a row in the ‘Business School of the Year’ category of the Times Higher Education (THE) Awards.
• November 2015: The £8.5m University of Northampton Innovation Centre is officially opened becoming the flagship building for the Northampton Enterprise Zone.
• October 2015: Work commenced on the University’s £330m brand-new Waterside Campus.

Courses

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Admission

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Entry requirements will vary for particular courses so please check the specific course description before applying.

MINIMUM ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL INTERNATIONAL AND EU STUDENTS

• Bachelors degrees: IELTS 6.0 overall, with a minimum of 5.5 in each band (or equivalent)
• Masters degrees: IELTS 6.5 overall, with a minimum of 6.0 in writing and 5.5 in each other band (or equivalent)
• Postgraduate research degrees: IELTS 7.0 overall with a minimum of 6.5 in each band (or equivalent)

Please be aware that some courses, such as Nursing and Social Work, have specific English language requirements (normally IELTS).

You will not usually need to provide further evidence of English language ability if you studied in a majority English first speaking country and are applying for a Bachelors or Masters degree.

 

Tests accepted for entry on to our degree courses

A Level

Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall and above:

• Grade C or above in English Language or 4 in the GCSE 1–9 grading scale.

Cambridge Assessment English

Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall and above:

• Advanced (CAE) grade C

European Baccalaureate English

• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: 6 in English component
• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: 6.5 in English component

GCSE

Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall and above:

• Grade C or above in English Language or 4 in the GCSE 1–9 grading scale.

IELTS Academic and IELTS for UK Visas and Immigration (Academic)

• Bachelor degrees: 6.0 overall (no band lower than 5.5)
• Masters degrees: 6.5 overall (minimum of 6.0 in writing and 5.5 in each other band (or equivalent))
• Research degrees: 7.0 overall (no band lower than 6.5.)

iGCSE

Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall and above:

• English as a First Language – Grade C or 4 in the GCSE 1–9 grading scale.

We cannot accept English Literature as proof of English language ability.

International Baccalaureate

Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall and above:

• English A: Literature – SL Grade 4 or HL Grade 4
• English A: Language & Literature – SL Grade 5 or HL Grade 4
• English B – SL Grade 5 or HL Grade 4
• English Literature and Performance – SL Grade 5

LanguageCert International ESOL SELT (B2)

• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: 33/50 in each component
• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: not accepted.

LanguageCert International ESOL SELT (C1)

• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: 33/50 in each component
• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: 33/50 in each component

Michigan English Test (MET)

• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: Michigan Test in English (MET) at 58 with a minimum of 54 in each element
• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: Michigan Test in English (MET) at 61 with a minimum of 58 in each element.
• Degrees requiring IELTS 7.0 overall: Michigan Test in English (MET) at 67 with a minimum of 61 in each element

Michigan Examination for the Certificate of Proficiency in English (ECPE) (C2)

• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0/6.5/7.0 overall: ECPE at Pass

Pearson PTE Academic

• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: an average of 65 with no score lower than 59 in all skills.
• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: an average of 70 with no score lower than 59 in each of listening, reading, and speaking, and 65 in writing.

TOEFL (iBT)

• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: 70 overall (minimum score: Listening – 17, Reading – 18, Writing – 17, Speaking- 20)
• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: 88 overall (minimum score: Listening – 17, Reading – 18, Writing – 17, Speaking- 20)

TOEFL (iBT) Home Edition

• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: 70 overall (minimum score: Listening – 17, Reading – 18, Writing – 17, Speaking- 20)
• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: 88 overall (minimum score: Listening – 17, Reading – 18, Writing – 17, Speaking- 20)

Trinity College London Integrated Skills in English (ISE)

Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall and above:

• ISE III (pass in all bands)

High School qualifications

We may accept the English Language component of your high school qualifications.

Please visit UON in your Country pages for detailed information, or email the International Office to check if we accept yours.

Common examples include:

CBSE and CISCE Standard 12 English

• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: at least 60%
• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: at least 70%

SPM 1119

• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: minimum grade C
• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: minimum grade B

WAEC

• Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 or above: C6 in English Language

Accommodation

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At the University of Northampton, we offer a range of options when it comes to accommodation for students, including halls of residence and privately-owned housing. We have a selection of university accommodation available at Waterside Campus, in the Town Centre and at Scholars Green Student Village.

We offer single and twin rooms with shared bathrooms or en-suites, complete with halls facilities and accommodation services. The rooms are all equipped with network access and WiFi, as well as 24-hour security and a dedicated support team. If you’re unsure about what life in student halls entails, visit our Living in Halls page. If you have made a student accommodation application, you will need to know important information about your room offer and extra information about TV licensing.

With over 2,500 bed spaces in our halls across Waterside Campus; as well as our off-campus accommodation at Scholars Green Student Village on Boughton Green Road, St George’s Avenue and Northampton town centre (St John’s Halls), we offer a variety of different room types to suit all budgets and needs.

All of our student rooms are furnished with a bed, desk, wardrobe, bookshelf, chair and bin. The main utility bills for heating, lighting, water and electricity are included within your rent to make it a little easier for you. Your room will have network and WiFi access, providing links to the University computer network.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

If you are a first year international student you are eligible to apply to live in our halls of residence.

Applications will be considered in the order that they are received.

You will live in flats with up to nine other students, usually from a mix of other countries. You will have your own room (some twin rooms are available) but you will share kitchen facilities. You can request a room in single-sex or mixed-sex flats.

WHAT WE OFFER

All of our halls of residence have general kitchen appliances available for use, including toasters and microwaves, but you will need to bring your own pots, pans, cutlery and bedding. Smoking is prohibited inside any halls of residence building.

CLEANING AND LAUNDRY FACILITIES

There are a number of washing machines and tumble driers available in our halls of residence.

We provide a cleaning service for the stairwells (not in townhouses) and main corridors during term time. You will be primarily responsible for keeping your room, bathroom/s and kitchen clean and tidy. Our cleaning staff will not move any possessions when they clean. Please note that additional charges may be applied if rooms and communal areas are not kept clean.

RECYCLING AND WASTE COLLECTION

Recycling facilities are available in all of our halls of residence, as well as in academic and administrative areas. We provide bins for:

• food, paper, cardboard, plastics, cans and general waste

• glass bottles

• printer and toner cartridges

• clothing and textiles

INSURANCE

We arrange standard personal possessions insurance with Endsleigh Insurance – the cost of this is included in your rent payments. You can increase your level of cover with Endsleigh but you will need to pay for this yourself.

INTERNET ACCESS

All of the bedrooms in our halls have WiFi and the facility to connect to the university’s ResNET. Network access is free for all residents.

TV LICENCE

If you want to watch live TV or stream live TV online in your room you must buy a television licence. Following a change in the law, you must also buy a television licence if you download or watch any BBC programmes on iPlayer – live, catch up or on demand. If you have a television that you use to watch live TV or BBC iPlayer in your flat’s communal area then you must have a TV licence for the flat.

Accommodation fees vary depending on the hall and room type, but all heating, lighting and water costs are included, as well as personal possessions insurance cover from Endsleigh Insurance. You will have to pay a £300 refundable deposit within seven days of receiving your room offer, which is usually in the March before you are due to start your course. It’s a good idea to plan ahead for this.

Prices quoted below are for the academic year 2021/22 and are per person, for a period of 42 weeks.

Priority for halls is given to disabled and first year students new to Northampton, with limited car parking available for eligible students.

Waterside Accommodation

Small en-suite

Single rooms with en-suite facilities including shower, wash hand basin and toilet. Communal kitchen. Network access available.

Single studio

Single occupancy open-plan room with kitchenette and en-suite facilities including shower, wash basin, hand basin and toilet. Network access available.

Large en-suite

Single rooms with en-suite facilities including shower, wash hand basin and toilet. Communal kitchen. Network access available.

Accessible

Single rooms with en-suite facilities including shower, wash hand basin and toilet. Communal kitchen. Network access available.

Standard single

Single bedrooms, one bathroom between two bedrooms. Communal kitchen and living space. Network access available.

Hall of Residence: Francis Crick, Margaret Bondfield

• Rent per person per week: £141
• Total rent (assuming 41 week and 6 day contract): £5,901.86

Hall of Residence: Francis Crick

• Rent per person per week: £171
• Total rent (assuming 41 week and 6 day contract): £7,157.57

Hall of Residence: Charles Bradlaugh, Margaret Bondfield, John Clare

• Rent per person per week: £151
• Total rent (assuming 41 week and 6 day contract): £6,320.43

Hall of Residence: Charles Bradlaugh, John Clare

• Rent per person per week: £146
• Total rent (assuming 41 week and 6 day contract): £6,111.14

Hall of Residence: Town Houses

• Rent per person per week: £138
• Total rent (assuming 41 week and 6 day contract): £5,776.29

Town Centre

Single en-suite

Single rooms with en-suite facilities including shower, wash hand basin and toilet. Communal kitchen. Network access available.

Single studio

Single occupancy open-plan room with kitchenette and en-suite facilities including shower, wash basin, hand basin and toilet. Network access available.

Twin studio

Dual occupancy flat with one twin bedroom, bathroom and kitchen area. Network access available

Standard Room

Single occupancy bedroom, with shared bathroom and kitchen facilities – available for short courses on a termly basis.

Twin Room

Twin occupancy bedroom, with two single beds. Shared bathroom and kitchen facilities – available for short courses on a termly basis.

Hall of Residence: St John’s Hall

• Rent per person per week: £143
• Total rent (assuming 41 week and 6 day contract): £5,985.57

Hall of Residence: St John’s Hall

• Rent per person per week: £166
• Total rent (assuming 41 week and 6 day contract): £6,948.29

Hall of Residence: St John’s Hall

• Rent per person per week: £116
• Total rent (assuming 41 week and 6 day contract): £4,855.43

Hall of Residence: St John’s House

• Rent per person per week: £117

Hall of Residence: St John’s House

• Rent per person per week: £86

Scholars Green

Single en-suite:Single rooms with en-suite facilities including shower, wash hand basin and toilet. Communal kitchen. Network access available.

Twin en-suite: Dual occupancy flat with one twin bedroom, bathroom and kitchen area. Network access available.

Single studio:Single occupancy open-plan room with kitchenette and en-suite facilities including shower, wash basin, hand basin and toilet. Network access available.

Hall of Residence: Simon Senlis, William Carey, Spencer Perceval

• Rent per person per week: £95
• Total rent (assuming 41 week and 6 day contract): £3976.43

Hall of Residence: Simon Senlis, William Carey, Spencer Perceval

• Rent per person per week: £77
• Total rent (assuming 41 week and 6 day contract): £3,223

Hall of Residence: Simon Senlis

• Rent per person per week: £125
• Total rent (assuming 41 week and 6 day contract): £5,232.14

Scholarships

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Currently there are no scholarships available.

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