Birmingham Newman University

Founded in 1968, Birmingham Newman University is a public, non-profit higher education institution located in a suburban area of Birmingham, one of the UK’s largest cities. Officially recognised by the Privy Council, Birmingham Newman University (BNU) is a small, coeducational institution with a Christian-Catholic heritage.

BNU offers a wide range of programmes leading to officially recognised qualifications, including pre-bachelor’s certificates and diplomas, as well as bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees across various fields of study. With a selective admissions process based on academic performance, the university welcomes applications from international students.

Students at BNU benefit from a supportive academic environment and have access to numerous facilities and services, including a library, housing, financial aid and scholarships, opportunities to study abroad or participate in exchange programmes, and dedicated administrative support.