Frequently asked questions
The University of Buckingham believes in a high-quality education delivered with passion and a focus on imparting useful and relevant knowledge. Class sizes are kept small, so you won't get lost in the crowd. Students can also choose to study a degree their way, with a range of options on how to study and September and January start dates for almost all courses. Options include two-year degrees. These are a condensed version of the traditional three-year degree that allows you to gain a full honours degree but graduate a whole year earlier. Alternatively, you can complete both your undergraduate and master's degrees at Buckingham in just three years, saving you time and money.
As a socially responsible university, Buckingham is fully committed to attracting and supporting the very best students. A wide range of scholarships are available for students to apply for, in addition to The University of Buckingham Bursary. These can be awarded based on location, merit or financial need. There are also a range of subject-specific scholarships on offer. Bursaries and scholarships are awards from The University of Buckingham that you do not need to repay. Many scholarships have firm application deadlines. Substantial postgraduate discounts are also available to students wanting to further their studies.
There are plenty of chances to socialise, with events happening every week – like karaoke, BBQs, themed parties, and cultural days, all organised by the SU. There is a range of clubs and societies to join. There are groups focused on different interests, academic areas, cultural, national or religious groups, and sports. If you don't find something you like, you can get support to set up your own group. Buckingham may be small, but there is a growing range of sports teams you can join. The university can also connect with professional sports teams to broaden the range of sporting opportunities available to students.