University of Southampton
Overview
The University of Southampton, is a public research institution in Southampton, England. It holds a distinguished position as a founding member of the Russell Group, which represents the UK’s leading research-intensive universities. It is ranked 80 in QS World University Rankings 2025.
The university’s presence spans seven campuses:
– Highfield: The main campus
– Avenue Campus: Home to the School of Humanities
– National Oceanography Centre: Offers courses in Ocean and Earth Sciences
– Southampton General Hospital: Provides programs in Medicine and Health Sciences
– Boldrewood Campus: Houses engineering and maritime technology facilities, including Lloyd’s Register
– Winchester School of Art: Located in nearby Winchester
– Malaysia Campus: An international branch focusing on Engineering courses
Each campus is equipped with its own library facilities, ensuring comprehensive resources for students across all locations.
For the 2022-23 financial year, the university reported an annual income of £722.4 million. Of this, £122.1 million came from research grants and contracts. The institution’s expenditure for the same period was £631.3 million.
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