The University of the Highlands and Islands
Inverness, United Kingdom
Est. 2011 36000 studentsAbout The University of the Highlands and Islands
University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is a unique public university in Scotland, UK, officially established in 2011 and distinguished as the only university serving the Highlands, Islands, Moray and Perthshire regions through a collaborative network of around 48 campuses, research institutes and specialist centres spread across remote and rural communities. It enrols a large student population of over ~36,000 learners in both higher education and further education programmes, offering more than 350 courses — from vocational and undergraduate degrees to postgraduate research — with flexible in-person and online study options that reflect the region’s culture, environment and economy. UHI’s academic structure spans disciplines such as arts, humanities, business, science, health, engineering and sustainable development, emphasising community-responsive teaching, research and international engagement across one of Europe’s most geographically distinctive university networks.
Academic Programs
Archaeological Practice
Master's Degree['Cultural heritage management', 'Practical archaeology', 'Death and Burial Archaeology', 'Vikings and Norse in the...
Business Administration
Bachelor's Degree['Understanding contemporary leadership and management', 'Entrepreneurial strategy and business growth', 'Management...
Business Administration
Master's Degree['Understanding contemporary leadership and management', 'Entrepreneurial strategy and business growth', 'Management...
Highlands and Islands Literature
Master's Degree['The Gaelic Legacy', 'Writers and Place', 'Literary Iconographies', 'Modern Scottish Gothic', 'A Tour of the...
Stats & Info
- Location Inverness, United Kingdom
- Established 2011
- Students 36000