1839, local celebrities, including William gladstone, the greatest British prime minister in the 9th century, founded the first normal college in Britain, which was the predecessor of Chester University. Chester University has a long history and strong strength. But it is also a modern university full of innovative spirit. The University of Chester is famous for its teaching quality and care and support for students. On the campuses of Chester and Warrington, about 65,438+0,000 students registered for degree courses.

Like other universities in the UK, the University of Chester is funded by the Higher Education Grants Committee of England (HEFCE). Because of this, the British government authorities regularly inspect and evaluate it. The University of Chester has got a good evaluation in the evaluation made by the off-campus institutions. The Higher Education Quality Assurance Bureau also rated many disciplines of the school as "excellent".

OFSTED, an independent teaching quality evaluation agency, also rated the school of education as "excellent". The University of Chester has seven colleges: College of Arts and Media; College of Humanities; College of Applied and Health Sciences; School of Social Sciences; School of Health and Social Care; College of Education; Business administration and law school. All colleges offer undergraduate courses, lecture postgraduate courses and research postgraduate degree courses. The university's undergraduate curriculum innovation implements a work-based learning model, which enjoys a high reputation in the whole UK.