HOW UNIWISE WORKS
So you can argue with the source instead of arguing with this site.
Most of what you can read about a UK university was written to sell it. This is the opposite of that.
I go to the campus. I walk it, and I talk to students who are there now and to graduates who have finished — about the course, the accommodation, the part-time work, and what happened after.
Where I cannot get there, I interview instead. Students and graduates from that campus, by call. It is written down as an interview rather than a visit, because they are not the same thing.
A review is what they said, not what I think. It collects what students and graduates actually told me. Where they disagree, both are here.
Not every campus, and not yet. One at a time, and each review carries the date it was done, so you can see how fresh it is. The ones without a review say so rather than pretending.
A league table is not a source. Neither is a consultancy or a study‑abroad site.
The Home Office publishes a register of every institution licensed to sponsor a Student visa. This site takes the higher education institutions on it, on the Student route. That is the whole rule.
A campus that does not open yet is one nobody has finished reading, not one that was left out. The rest carry the fee, the intakes and the English route, and stop there.
These are the questions students ask most and no honest source can answer. They are left empty on purpose.
THE ANSWER
Nobody.
No university pays to appear here. No commission is earned on any course. There is nothing on this site to buy.
If that ever changes it will be written on this page first, before it happens.
Fees change. Universities move courses between campuses. A figure read in August can be out of date by October.
Check any figure against its own source rather than against this site. That is what the links are for.
THE OTHER HALF OF THIS
What this refuses to do.
Where the numbers come from is one question. What will never be built on top of them is the other one.
What this refuses to do