University of Plymouth

The University of Plymouth is located in the coastal port city of Plymouth on England's south coast.Originally founded as the Plymouth School of Navigation in 1862 and today it is home to over 20,000 students.The university has a strong reputation for law, psychology, geographical sciences, computing and fine art. It also has the largest Marine Science and Engineering School in Europe.What is the University of Plymouth acceptance rate for International Students?The University of Plymouth acceptance rate is 85%. Specialised laboratoriesIndustry-specific simulators Collaborative learning spaces50 station gymSquash courtsMulti-purpose sports hallStudent’s UnionState-of-the-art research facilities, including Plymouth Electron Microscopy Centre, Babylab, SoAIR Laboratory, Coastal, Ocean and Sediment Transport (COAST) laboratory plus Wolfson Nnanomaterials and Devices Laboratory.English language centreStudent learning servicesLanguages cafe Law clinicLibrary Student Life Students are welcomed to the university by a meet and greet service from Heathrow Airport. The university offers cost of living support and The International Student Advice Service runs orientation programmes. The School of Tourism also organises a weekly Languages Café, where students meet in an informal setting to talk with native speakers of different languages.