Our academic structure consists of four faculties, each containing three schools. Undergraduate and postgraduate students benefit from being taught by academic staff who are active in research, many involved in international collaborations at the forefront of discovery in their respective discipline, focused on finding answers to the issues facing our society and economy today.
Our faculties
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
A cornerstone of the University’s academic offering, this faculty plays a critical role in advancing cultural understanding, creative practice, education and critical inquiry.
Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences
This faculty forms a key part of the University’s academic portfolio and external engagement, delivering excellence across education, research and policy and practice-oriented activity.
Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences
This faculty is a major contributor to the University’s global research profile and societal impact. Its work is crucial to advancing clinical education, biomedical discovery and health innovation.
Faculty of Science and Engineering
The Faculty of Science and Engineering is integral to the University’s research and innovation portfolio. Covering education, knowledge exchange and enterprise, it advances scientific discovery and investigates solutions to global challenges.
