Birmingham Campus

A big square building made from red brick in the style of the industrial revolution overlooking a canal.

Welcome to the University of Wales Trinity Saint David Birmingham Campus

With two campuses – located on Stratford Road, in the vibrant Sparkhill neighbourhood, and in the city centre's lively canalside – UWTSD Birmingham offers opportunities for people of all backgrounds to enter higher education.

About the Campus

Sparkhill校园2018年3月,打开Quay Place Campus in January 2020, both having combined to form a thriving campus where Home and International students can learn new skills for the workplace, develop their existing skills, build confidence, and meet others with similar goals. It is a friendly and lively environment where we aim to assist our students in developing their potential to the full.

Join a friendly and supportive community of students where you can develop your workplace skills, build confidence and meet like-minded characters along the way. Need to tailor your degree to suit your commitments? No problem.

Choose your story with the weekday and weekend study options, three intakes throughout the year, and bite-sized and project-based assignments with no exams. So, you can become the hero of your own story, creating the uni experience you've always wanted.

New Experience

Find your fit in Birmingham, a city famous for its people, food and cultural festivals – a place where there's never a dull moment. UWTSD Birmingham offers a range of innovative courses designed to propel you into the world of work. All in a city bursting with opportunities.

中心地带

Shape your future with superb links to London, Bristol, Cardiff, Sheffield, Manchester and Liverpool – all less than two hours away by train. We're also focused on removing barriers to education and ensuring equal opportunities for all, which means you can count on flexible programmes and entry requirements that take individual circumstances into consideration.

What You'll Study

Offering courses with a business, computing or health and social care focus, UWTSD Birmingham courses are designed to get you ready for the workplace. Both our campuses offer a range of flexible options, which means you can fit your studies in and around your current work or family commitments.

Key Features

Flexible full-time University courses
Courses continue throughout the year
Designed to enable you to balance family and work commitments alongside your studies
Bite-sized units and project-based
Assessment through assignments and no examination

Entry onto our courses

Entry to our courses is based on individual merit and experience and a demonstrable commitment and motivation to study.All applicants are required to undertake a brief English language literacy test to assess reading and writing skills, as well as an interview.

We are an employment-focused university dedicated to ensuring our students from diverse backgrounds develop the academic knowledge and practical skills to thrive. All of our courses are part of the University’s aim to widen access to higher education. While applicants should possess previous qualifications, the whole ethos of this provision is to provide the opportunity to those who would not normally qualify for entry to a degree programme.

Any offer to study on a course offers is based on an individual’s intention, motivation, and readiness to succeed in their studies.