The University of Bolton is a public university located in Bolton, Greater Manchester, England. With origins dating back to 1824 as the Bolton Mechanics’ Institute, it gained full university status in 2004. Known for its strong emphasis on teaching and student support, the university offers a wide range of industry-relevant and professionally accredited courses in areas such as engineering, nursing, health sciences, architecture, creative and digital arts, and motorsport engineering. It provides a personalized learning experience through small class sizes and excellent academic support. The campus features modern facilities including the £31 million Bolton One health and sports complex and the National Centre for Motorsport Engineering. With a Silver rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) and high levels of student satisfaction, the University of Bolton also boasts strong graduate employability, with 86% of graduates in work or further study within six months. Its friendly, inclusive environment and practical, career-focused education make it an attractive choice for both domestic and international students.