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worcester.ac.uk is the official website of the University of Worcester, a multi-subject university in Worcester, a cathedral city in the heart of England. Use it if you are considering undergraduate, postgraduate, apprenticeship or CPD study there, or if you want to book a campus visit. The site is built around course search and open day booking, and it leads with the university's graduate employment record.
What the site is for
The homepage presents the university's main claims and routes prospective students to the next step:
- Course search — a keyword search plus entry points for Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Apprenticeships, CPD and an A–Z of courses.
- Open days and campus tours — the site lists a next open day (Saturday 24th October 2026, 10am–3pm) with a booking option, plus year-round visit opportunities and campus tours.
- City and student life — a section on Worcester as a lively cathedral city, framed around students being at the centre of its culture.
The employment and support claims it makes
The site's headline positioning is graduate jobs. According to the page:
| Claim | Source stated on the page |
|---|---|
| University of the Year for Graduate Jobs | Daily Mail 2027 University Guide |
| First in the UK for sustained employment, further study or both among multi-subject universities | Longitudinal Education Outcomes (LEO) 2017–2026 |
| Graduates in work or further study within 15 months | Graduate Outcomes Survey 2026 |
| Students employed on campus while they study | Stated as a count on the page |
| Employer partnerships supporting placements | Stated as a count on the page |
The page also carries student quotes about teaching support, extra tutorials, the city and community, and continued access to lecturers after graduating. Treat these as the university's own presentation of its offer rather than independent verification.
How to use it
- Enter a subject or course name in the keyword search, or browse via Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Apprenticeships, CPD or the A–Z of courses.
- Open the course page for the programme you are considering and check the entry requirements and study mode.
- If you want to see the campus first, book an open day or a campus tour — the site says visits run all year round, not only on open days.
- Use the open day to meet staff and current students, since the site's own framing is that visiting is the best way to judge fit.
What to check before relying on it
- Verify the employment figures yourself. The LEO and Graduate Outcomes claims are cited by the university; if the numbers matter to your decision, check the underlying datasets or ask the admissions team how they are calculated.
- Confirm dates and availability. The next open day shown is 24th October 2026 — confirm it is still running and whether booking is required before travelling.
- Course-level detail beats homepage claims. Entry requirements, fees, start dates and module structure sit on individual course pages, not the homepage. The page evidence here does not state fees or funding, so check those directly with the university.
- Apprenticeships and CPD follow different routes. If you are already working, start from those sections rather than the undergraduate search, since eligibility and employer involvement differ.