University of Hertfordshire

The University of Hertfordshire’s Heritage Hub was established in 2010. It sits under the UH Research Theme of Heritage, Cultures and Communities. UH HHub provides an organised, unified, outward-facing identity for UH heritage engagement activities. It is open to all members of staff across all Schools at the University working in the field of heritage and with outside heritage partners, and all students, especially those taking the Doctorate of Heritage (DHeritage). HHub’s activities are all participatory and involve community co-production research in heritage.

The University of Hertfordshire was founded in 1952 as a Technical College, established on land donated by A.S. Butler, the Chairman of the de Havilland Aircraft Company. Initially focused on mechanical and aeronautical engineering, the institution quickly expanded into a Polytechnic before achieving full university status in 1992. The legacy of its industrial roots is evident across the de Havilland Campus, where landmarks like the historic beacon and de Havilland Goblin engine are prominent features. Today, the university celebrates its diverse community of 32,000 students from over 140 countries. Remaining committed to employability, the University of Hertfordshire offers over 550 career-focused courses aligned with industry needs, emphasizing its role as Hertfordshire's only university and its dedication to the regional skills agenda throughout its 70-year history

The University of Hertfordshire was ranked best in the world for 'Console and PC – Production Excellence' at the Rookie Awards 2019, based on the quality of 3,458 student entries from 89 countries. It also achieved second place globally (first in the UK) in 'Top Visual Effects Schools,' third in 'Immersive Media – Game Design and Development for Production Excellence,' and fifth in 'Top 2D Animation Schools for Production Excellence.' Additionally, it was the best in the UK for 'Top Animation Schools' (seventh globally) and 'Top Game Design Schools' (eighth globally). These rankings highlight the university's strong focus on teamwork in creating high-quality animation films.

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The university guarantees on-campus accommodation for first-year students, with various options including traditional halls, flats, and studio rooms. There are also off-campus options available, providing a range of choices to suit different budgets

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62nd in the UK

Location

De Havilland Campus, Mosquito Way, Hatfield AL10 9EU, UK

Established

1952

International Students

0.135

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BA (Hons) Business Administration BSc (Hons) Computer Science BA (Hons) Graphic Design BSc (Hons) Psychology BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering BA (Hons) Journalism MSc International Business MSc Data Science BSc (Hons) Marketing BSc (Hons) Architecture

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£14,950 and £19,950

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