Study in the UK from Hyderabad

University of Sunderland

Featured in a Mika Overseas programme and scholarship announcement (London and Sunderland campuses).

The University of Sunderland traces its roots to Sunderland Technical College, which opened in 1901, and became a university in 1992 when Sunderland Polytechnic gained university status. It teaches on main campuses in Sunderland, London (Harbour Exchange, next to Canary Wharf) and Hong Kong, as well as through partner institutions overseas.

• Health sciences
• Art and design
• Business, law and tourism
• Computing and engineering
• Media, film and photography
• Education and social sciences

• Sunderland Technical College opened in 1901; Sunderland Polytechnic gained university status in 1992.
• Main campuses in Sunderland (City Campus and the Sir Tom Cowie Campus at St Peter's), London and Hong Kong.
• The London campus is at Harbour Exchange, next to the Canary Wharf business district.

Middlesex University

A Mika Overseas student secured a UK student visa for the MSc Data Science with Professional Placement here (September 2025 intake).

Middlesex University was founded in 1878 as a women's teacher training college in Tottenham and is now based on a campus in Hendon, north London. It also runs campuses in Dubai and Mauritius, and in London its teaching is organised into four academic faculties.

• Arts and Creative Industries
• Business and Law
• Health, Social Care and Education
• Science and Technology

• Founded in 1878 as a women's teacher training college in Tottenham.
• Campuses in London (Hendon), Dubai and Mauritius.
• Four academic faculties in London: Arts and Creative Industries; Business and Law; Health, Social Care and Education; Science and Technology.

Solent University

A Mika Overseas student secured a UK student visa for the MSc Applied AI and Data Science here (May 2025 intake).

Solent University (also styled Southampton Solent University on its own website) has held university status since July 2005, with origins in a private School of Art founded in Southampton in 1855. Its main campus is in Southampton city centre, and its academic schools emphasise practice-led, industry-linked learning, including maritime training through Warsash Maritime School.

• Creative industries
• Business, law and society
• Health and sport
• Technology and engineering
• Maritime studies

• A university since July 2005; incorporated as an independent higher education institution in 1989.
• Its origins trace back to a private School of Art founded in 1855.
• Located in the heart of Southampton city centre, within walking distance of Southampton Central station.

Coventry University

Coventry University traces its roots to Coventry College of Design (1843) and was established as a university in 1992, having previously been Lanchester Polytechnic and then Coventry Polytechnic. Its main campus is in Coventry city centre, and the wider Coventry University Group also offers study in London, Scarborough, Wrocław (Poland) and online.

• Business, accounting and finance
• Automotive and transport design
• Engineering
• Computer science
• Psychology
• Nursing and health

• Roots go back to Coventry College of Design in 1843; the university was set up in 1992.
• Formed as Lanchester Polytechnic in 1970 and renamed Coventry Polytechnic in 1987.
• Coventry University Group offers study options in Coventry, London and Scarborough, plus a campus in Wrocław, Poland.

University of Hertfordshire

The University of Hertfordshire was founded in 1952 as a technical college on land donated by the chairman of the de Havilland Aircraft company, and achieved full university status in 1992. It is based in Hatfield on its College Lane and de Havilland campuses and organises teaching through Schools of Study ranging from business and law to health, medicine, engineering and creative arts.

• Business
• Creative Arts
• Health, Medicine and Life Sciences
• Law
• Physics, Engineering and Computer Science
• Education

• Founded in 1952 as a Technical College; achieved full university status in 1992.
• Teaching takes place on the College Lane and de Havilland campuses; the de Havilland Campus retains landmarks of the former de Havilland Airfield, such as its beacon.
• Hertfordshire Law School has a full-size replica Crown Court; the Law Court building opened on the de Havilland Campus in 2011.

Ulster University

Ulster University describes itself as Northern Ireland's civic university and is spread across three campuses in Belfast, Coleraine and Derry~Londonderry, plus the Jordanstown Sports Village. Its teaching is organised into four faculties, and courses are also delivered at branch campuses in London and Birmingham.

• Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
• Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment
• Life and Health Sciences
• Business

• Three campuses in Northern Ireland (Belfast, Coleraine, Derry~Londonderry) plus Jordanstown Sports Village.
• Courses are also delivered at branch campuses in London and Birmingham.
• The university states it can trace its roots back to the Victorian era.