Anglia Ruskin University

About the university

Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), founded in 1858, is a large, non-profit public higher education institution housed in the urban confines of Cambridge, East of England, and carries branch campuses in Cambridge, London, West Anglia, Harlow, and Peterborough. ARU offers a myriad of education programs, from pre-bachelor's degrees to doctorates across various disciplines, servicing a large student body of 20,000-24,999. Admissions are determined selectively, weighing students' past academic performances. International students are encouraged to apply. To bolster student experience, ARU offers a range of services, including a library, sports facilities, study abroad and exchange programs, online courses, distance learning options, and administrative services.