University College Birmingham

University College Birmingham is a specialist higher education institution in Birmingham, England, with origins in municipal training for food and hospitality and with university title granted after it operated as a university college. It is a vocational institution rather than a comprehensive research university. Campuses sit in the city center around Summer Row.

Teaching concentrates on hospitality, tourism, culinary arts, bakery, events, sports, early childhood education, and business. Training restaurants, kitchens, and professional teaching spaces are used by undergraduate and taught postgraduate students.

Enrollment is several thousand students, with a large international share in hospitality and culinary programs. The college is known for professional training rather than for research laureates.

Graduate study is mainly taught master's degrees in hospitality, tourism, and related fields, with coursework, placements, and a project or dissertation. The calendar follows the English academic year. Students live in a large regional city, close to hotels and restaurants that supply placements.

In the Grad School Navigator directory, University College Birmingham lists 3 graduate programs, all of them master's programs.