The University of Hertfordshire is located just 25 minutes by train from London in beautiful countryside north of the capital. The University of Hertfordshire’s two campuses in Hatfield are only ten minutes walk apart, connected by a network of pathways, cycle routes and shuttle buses. Hatfield is a town of almost 30,000 people in the county of Hertfordshire. It features several pubs and The Forum, a popular entertainment venue with students. Hertfordshire takes a flexible approach to learning, with potential for e-learning. A focus on creative and cultural industries, the university offers a multitude of new courses. The £10 million media centre in Hatfield provides a chair for teaching music, animation, film, television and multimedia with the latest technology.
University of Hertfordshire
The university is located very close to Luton Airport. The university is also just a 22-minute train ride from King’s Cross station north of London so you can use any of Heathrow, Gatwick, Stanstead and City
COURSES
Business School, Creative Arts, Health and Social Work, Hertfordshire Higher Education Consortium,
Hertfordshire Law School Life and Medical Sciences Physics, Engineering and Computer Science Education
ABOUT THE AREA
22-minute train ride from King’s Cross station north of London
The university is located very close to Luton Airport
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