by Caroline Mancini
Founded in 1876, the University of Bristol is a public research university located in the city of Bristol, England. Around 25% of its students come from abroad, creating a welcoming, global campus community where international students can thrive.
The university is renowned for its undergraduate research opportunities in STEM fields, including Physiology, Pharmacology, and Neuroscience. Its Biological Sciences program is ranked 9th in the UK, revealing Bristol’s excellence in scientific education. At Bristol, students have access to cutting-edge facilities in the Life Sciences Building and can take part in summer research programs designed specifically for international participants..
If you’re a STEM major at Wesleyan looking to experience studying abroad, the University of Bristol could be the perfect place to expand your scientific knowledge and gain hands-on research experience in an international setting.
