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"Getting an internship going into industry and then coming back to university for my final year has made me feel like I can actually do this, and that I am actually working to become an engineer."
Naledi Misomali, BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering
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"My placement helped me develop professional skills that I didn't know beforehand. I think this experience will definitely help me in my future career because it's put me a step forward."
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School of Creative Industries showcases the work of graduating students across nine disciplines

27/05/2026

Final-year students from the University’s School of Creative Industries are preparing to showcase their work at the annual Degree Show, running from 5–19 June 2026.

University ranked Top 10 in UK and No.1 in West Midlands for University of the Year

27/05/2026

The University of Wolverhampton has been ranked in the Top 10 universities in the UK, and first in the West Midlands, for University of the Year in the prestigious 2026 Whatuni Student Choice Awards (WUSCAs).

University secures major funding to improve cooling for next generation electronics

21/05/2026

Additive manufacturing researchers at the University have secured a share of £1.35 million in national research funding to help develop new ways of keeping electronic devices cool, an issue that affects everything from electric vehicles to renewable energy systems.