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University of Northampton overall ranking by Collegedunia Study Abroad is #629 out of 824 globally, #104 out of 127 in UK for the year 2026.
| hou0tP | 2026 02eUQl |
| Overall | #629 zwSAGC 824 in C3jhM6 #104 zwSAGC 127 JxhWxU uk |
| Social Studies | #430 zwSAGC 442 in C3jhM6 #100 zwSAGC 101 JxhWxU uk |
University of Northampton overall ranking by QS is #1201 out of 1401 globally, #66 out of 89 in UK for the year 2026.
| hou0tP | 2026 02eUQl | 2025 02eUQl | 2024 02eUQl |
| Overall | #1201 zwSAGC 1401 in C3jhM6 #66 zwSAGC 89 JxhWxU uk | #1001 zwSAGC 1503 in C3jhM6 #69 zwSAGC 90 JxhWxU uk | #1001 zwSAGC 1401 in C3jhM6 #73 zwSAGC 90 JxhWxU uk |
University of Northampton overall ranking by THE is #1501 out of 3118 globally, #37 out of 106 in UK for the year 2026.
| hou0tP | 2026 02eUQl | 2025 02eUQl |
| Overall | #1501 zwSAGC 3118 in C3jhM6 #37 zwSAGC 106 JxhWxU uk | #1201 zwSAGC 2857 in C3jhM6 #34 zwSAGC 104 JxhWxU uk |
| Social Studies | - | #801 zwSAGC 1001 in C3jhM6 #25 zwSAGC 98 JxhWxU uk |
University of Northampton overall ranking by The Guardian is #90 out of 123 globally, #71 out of 108 in UK for the year 2026 and for the Business stream, it ranks #96 out of 119 in global ranking, #76 out of 105 in UK for the year 2026.
| hou0tP | 2026 02eUQl | 2021 02eUQl |
| Overall | #90 zwSAGC 123 in C3jhM6 #71 zwSAGC 108 JxhWxU uk | #90 zwSAGC 200 in C3jhM6 #69 zwSAGC 108 JxhWxU uk |
| Business | #96 zwSAGC 119 in C3jhM6 #76 zwSAGC 105 JxhWxU uk | #89 zwSAGC 150 in C3jhM6 #68 zwSAGC 109 JxhWxU uk |
| Computer Science | #70 zwSAGC 110 in C3jhM6 #57 zwSAGC 103 JxhWxU uk | #76 zwSAGC 150 in C3jhM6 #63 zwSAGC 101 JxhWxU uk |
| Finance | #28 zwSAGC 100 in C3jhM6 #25 zwSAGC 96 JxhWxU uk | #43 zwSAGC 150 in C3jhM6 #37 zwSAGC 94 JxhWxU uk |
| Architecture | - | #53 zwSAGC 150 in C3jhM6 #49 zwSAGC 51 JxhWxU uk |
| Law | #108 zwSAGC 110 in C3jhM6 #86 zwSAGC 100 JxhWxU uk | #86 zwSAGC 150 in C3jhM6 #74 zwSAGC 96 JxhWxU uk |
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Likes
- Location in the midlands, offering easy access to major cities
- Modern infrastructure & well-equipped classrooms
- Friendly and amicable professors
Dislikes
- Rankings and Reputation are low compared to other UK universities
- Placement and Employablity support did not meet expectations
- Acceptance of too many students from same nationality/country
Placement
- A full-time job search needs to be started at least 6 months prior to graduating. Thanks to Covid, everything was online, which saved tons of money. Finding a part-time job amid the pandemic was a real challenge and not many end up getting a job that met their expectations. Many end up in odd jobs to pay bills and send back home.
- A starter would earn from GBP 18,000 to 21,000 in basic administrative jobs. Jobs are found through gradjob sites or through campus employability portals or word of mouth from tutors or peers. The lowest could be GBP 18,000, and the highest would be GBP 25,000 for a starter.
- I found my off-campus accommodation via the spareroom app. The entire search process was daunting, as many Asian landlords could be tricky and try to loot your money; hence, it was always advised to go via verified landlords. The key challenge was finding a guarantor in the UK and paying deposit and advance before moving to the UK, which is why it is always suggested to deal with credible landlords.
- Try to stay on campus for the initial 6 months; though its a bit expensive, it is always a safe choice.
Likes
- I like the support regarding CV, mock interviews, and personality/confidence development workshops. All of this helped me in securing the information.
Dislikes
- Some lecturers are too focused on theory instead of imparting practical knowledge (but this is only true for some not all).
Placement
You get all the support from university career team but students have to be forthcoming in booking sessions to have CVs reviewed and take mock interviews etc. When a student engages well and does their part, it is very much possible to get a placement. It is difficult but not impossible. I applied for over 800 roles and got through only 3 in-person interview stages but at the end of the trying process, I had a placement. So one has to be ready to endeavour.
I did my Bachelors due to course contents being offered for Marketing and I thoroughly loved the structure and the faculty. Best faculty ever. For my Masters, I came back due to an Alumni scholarship worth 50% which allowed me to resume my studies. I liked that Masters in this university comes with a placement year and I feel a placement year has multiplied the value of my course 10 fold.
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