York St John University traces its origins to 1841 when it was founded as the York and Ripon Diocesan Training School for Masters. Initially serving as a teacher training college, it evolved over the years to offer a diverse array of academic programs. In 2006, the institution achieved university status and was renamed York St John University.

Academic Structure and Programs

The university comprises five schools:

1. School of the Arts

2. School of Education, Language and Psychology

3. School of Humanities

4. School of Science, Technology and Health

5. York Business School

These schools offer a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including degrees in arts, education, humanities, science, technology, health, and business. The university is particularly renowned for its programs in theology, physiotherapy, and psychology