University of Chester Rankings 2026

The University of Chester, situated in Chester, England, is a public university that originated as the very first purpose-built college for teaching-training in the UK. Only the universities of Cambridge, Oxford, Durham, and London are older than the University of Chester, which is the fifth-oldest higher education institution in England.

There are a total of six campuses that make up Chester University. Six of them are based in Warrington, and five are in Chester City. Shrewsbury serves as the university's administrative hub. The University of Chester offers its domestic and foreign students in Chester and Warrington over thirty on-campus and off-campus housing options.

For foreign students, the institute offers a selection of courses from its 40 academic departments. Acute Adult Care, Art & Design, Archaeology, Biological Sciences, Computer Science, and Experience Economy are a few of these divisions. The University of Chester offers faculty positions in a total of seven different categories. The Chester Business School, the Faculty of Dentistry, Medicine, and Life Sciences, the Faculty of Health and Social Care, the Faculty of Education and Social Care, the Faculty of Social Sciences, and the Faculty of Science and Engineering are among them.

University of Chester World Rankings

Subject-Wise Ranking

According to the 2023 subject-wise rankings of Times Higher Education, the University of Chester ranks 801+ in Social Sciences, 501-600 in Education, and 201+ in European Teaching. 

Employability Ranking

The University of Chester performed remarkably well, placing in the top 7% of the best universities in the UK and among the top 8% for employability, as confirmed by the university.