The University of Hertfordshire is a public university in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom. The university is based largely in Hatfield, Hertfordshire. Its antecedent institution, Hatfield Technical College, was founded in 1948 and was identified as one of 25 Colleges of Technology in the United Kingdom in 1959.

Location

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. The town centre is small but features a regular market and a farmers’ market each month.

Courses
Provides admission into Computer Science ,Data Science, Civil Engineering, Finance also Finance with specialization in language in undergraduate and similarly Post graduation into Advanced Computer Science, Cyber  Security, Data Science and Analytics, International Business, Management with Digital Marketing and into MBA.

Eligibility Criteria
For admission into the undergraduate program standard XII equivalent to UK ‘A’ Levels: 60–70% required and you must have an IELTS score of 6.5 and above to study at the University of Hertfordshire. For admission into postgraduate program Bachelor degree equivalent to a UK second class honours degree in relevant subject area: 55–65% is required.

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On-campus accommodation is guaranteed for all first year students at University of Hertfordshire. Halls of residence including flats, houses and traditional corridor halls are available on both the College Lane and the de Havilland campuses and students can choose to live at either, regardless of the campus at which they are studying.

Off-campus accommodation is available from the University at Ridgeview Lodge, a short drive away. There are numerous private rented properties in the area, as well as the option to live with a local family as a lodger.