The University of Chester was founded in 1839 as the Chester Diocesan Training College, making it one of the oldest higher education institutions in the UK. It gained full university status in 2005.

The main campus is in Chester, Cheshire, England. The university also operates several specialist campuses and university centres across Chester, Warrington, Shrewsbury, Birkenhead, and other nearby locations.

It is known for its career-focused teaching, high student satisfaction, and strong employability rates. Many courses include work placements, industry links, and practical training.

Yes. The university provides dedicated international student support services, including visa guidance, pre-arrival support, English language courses, and orientation programs.

Chester is a historic city with a mix of modern student facilities, cultural attractions, shops, cafes, nightlife, and safe community living. The Students’ Union organizes clubs, societies, sports, and events year-round.