Birmingham Newman University
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Birmingham Newman University is a university in the Birmingham area, based in Bartley Green. It began as Newman College in 1968, originally to train teachers, and gained university status in 2013.
It offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in subjects including education, health, business, social sciences and the humanities. The university has a Catholic foundation, although it accepts students of all faiths and none.
Universities are often compared through measures such as teaching quality, student satisfaction, graduate outcomes and entry requirements. These can vary between subjects and over time, so they are usually considered alongside the course and support a prospective student needs.