UK University January 2020 Intake

Several January intake UK Universities have courses starting in January, including Undergraduate courses and Postgraduate courses. Start your UK degree in January, which is perfect for students who needed more time to complete their pre-university study, and apply for funding or arrange their visa. All you need to know about UK University January 2020 Intake is on this webpage.



List of UK Universities that offer courses in January 2020:

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Anglia Ruskin University UK

Anglia Ruskin was awarded Entrepreneurial University of the Year in the 2014 Times Higher Education (THE) Awards


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Aston University UK

Students from over 120 countries choose to study at Aston University – a safe and friendly campus enjoyed by a global, multicultural community. Birmingham is one of the UK’s most diverse cities and home to an unrivalled cultural heritage, top sporting events, music, performing arts and outstanding world cuisine.



Bangor University

Bangor University was founded in 1884 and is situated in the Wales. Bangor has built up a strong reputation for Accounting & Finance, Sport Science and Electronic Engineering as well. The latest National Student Survey ranks Bangor University in the UK top 15 for student satisfaction, and the best in Wales.




Bath Spa University UK

Bath Spa University is where creative minds meet. We teach and research across art, sciences, education, social science, and business.


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Birkbeck University of London UK

Birkbeck was shortlisted for the 2010 Times University of the Year award, while in 2012 it was ranked in the top 200 universities in the world.


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Birmingham City University UK

Birmingham City University is a modern and a diverse university with more than 23,500 students from 80 countries. BCU was ranked in the top 30 universities in the UK for spending on facilities, and in the most recent National Student Survey, 84% of students were happy with their course, while 87% agreed that faculty staff were good at explaining classes and teaching.


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Bournemouth University UK 

The University was a finalist for both the Times Higher Education Award for ‘University of the Year’ and ‘Research Project of the Year’ in 2009.


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Brunel University London

A recent survey placed Brunel graduates 13th in the UK for average starting salaries, with the figure of £22,000 being almost £3,000 above the national average.


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Cardiff Metropolitan University

Cardiff Metropolitan University has been ranked as the top new university in Wales several times in recent years. The University is well known for art & design, which performed very well in the most recent Research Excellence Framework.


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City, University of London

City, University of London is regarded as one of the best universities in the UK for the study of journalism as well as the nation’s largest centre for journalism education.


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Coventry University UK

Coventry University was awarded ‘Modern University of the Year’ in the Times and Sunday Times University Guide 2015


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De Montfort University UK 

De Montfort University has 13 National Teaching Fellows, the second highest number in the UK for this prestigious teaching award. The university is renowned for its innovative teaching and research in unique subjects such as contour fashion and footwear design, which are only studied at a handful of other institutions in the world.



Edge Hill University UK

Edge Hill University was awarded Times Higher Education University of the year award in 2014


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