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Home > About us > Statistical services > FAQs > Coverage > How many universities are there in the UK?

How many universities are there in the UK?

There are approximately 325 institutions in the UCAS scheme including universities, colleges of higher education and further education colleges that offer HE courses. An up-to-date count of universities only is available from Universities UK.

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