Winchester Business School (reviews)

Academics at University of Winchester Business School

University of Winchester Business School provides relevant education for both undergraduate and postgraduate business students. The courses offered by the school are delivered by an inspired team of educators and researchers of various backgrounds and with international experience. The School and its team of educators promote a positive and critical attitude towards enterprise and the changing nature of today’s business environment.

Campus & Student Life

University of Winchester Business School’s campus is located close to the city centre of Winchester and is just an hour away from London. The University is also only 12 miles away from the coast, which is a great destination for a quick journey.

The campus is split into quarters – King Alfred Quarter, West Downs Quarter, Medecroft Quarter and Bar End Quarter. Each quarter has its first-class sustainable facilities, which are designed to create a comfortable and productive atmosphere for learning, teaching and student life in general.

The University’s library has many physical and online resources available to all students. Moreover, the library can borrow resources from other libraries on behalf of students in case they need additional materials, which are not available there.

The University provides its students with the opportunity to play a variety of sports and stay in shape using the sports facilities on campus. The facilities include a gym and a synthetic surface sports ground, where students can do a wide range of sports, such as tennis, 5-aside football and netball. There is a sports hall, which could be used for volleyball, netball, 5-aside football, cricket and other sports as well as a fitness studio and an 8-lane athletics track. The University’s Winchester Sports Stadium All Weather Pitch can also be used by students.

Career & Alumni

Courses at the University of Winchester Business School are designed in a way that prepares students for the start and progression of their careers in business and management in all sectors. A number of their degrees include a period of employment, which gives students the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a real-world industrial setting while gaining professional experience.

Winton Club is the alumni association of the University, which keeps 30,000 alumni across 90 countries connected. Alumni of the University are entitled to many benefits provided that they join the network, such as alumni merchandise, discounted on campus guest accommodation, holiday accommodation discounts, access to the library and its resources and many others.

The University offers students careers support by providing up-to-date information, advice and guidance about occupations, graduate employment, further study, volunteering and other opportunities. Moreover, CareersConnect is constantly advertising part-time job opportunities both on campus and locally, which allows students to gain some professional experience while still at university.