About the University
Keele University was established in 1949 as the University College of North Staffordshire and received its royal charter in 1962. It pioneered the dual honours degree system in the UK, allowing students to study two subjects together.
Location
The university occupies a 625-acre landscaped campus in Keele, Staffordshire, including woodlands, lakes, and the Grade II* listed Keele Hall.
What Students Can Study
Keele offers courses across three faculties and 12 schools, and is one of a small number of UK universities with both medical and veterinary schools, alongside dual honours degrees across a wide subject range. Specific course content, structure, and entry requirements vary by department and should be checked directly with the university.
Why Students Consider This University
Students often consider Keele University for its dual honours degree system and its large landscaped campus in Staffordshire.
Studying in Keele
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Applying to Keele University
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Important Information
Course availability, entry requirements, tuition fees, application deadlines, and other admissions requirements can change and vary by course. Always confirm current details directly with Keele University or with our team before relying on them.
