Address and Location
The largest university in the East of England, Anglia Ruskin is spread across two sites, with a main campus in Cambridge and a second in Chelmsford. While both locations are administered from Chelmsford, on the banks of the River Cam, the majority of teaching is done in Cambridge - ten minutes east of the city centre in a £35 million new building.
Background and History
Anglia Ruskin was founded as Anglia Polytechnic in 1989, the result of a merger between the Cambridgeshire College of Arts & Technology and the Essex Institute of Higher Education. It became a university in 1992 and specialises mainly in vocational subjects.
Location and Accessibility
By rail: Both Chelmsford and Cambridge are easily-reached from London. Cambridge Station is well connected to all of the UK's major cities.
By road: The Cambridge campus can be reached via the M11, while the Chelmsford site is accessible via the A12, A414, A130 and A1060.
Accessibility: All university sites have a range of disabled parking options available. Most major facilities are wheelchair-accessible.
What's on Offer
BA, BEng BSc, Certificate in Higher Education, Diploma in Higher Education, FdHa, FdSc, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, LLB, University Certificate, ACCA, CIPD, CIPFA, MA, MSc, Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma, LLM, MBA, MFA, PGCE, PrD, MA Grad ICSA
Entry Requirements
Entry standards vary between subjects, with most requiring at least 200 UCAS points. Specific course information can be found on the university website.