Archive · 11 Sep 2026
University of Bristol Opens First International Campus in Mumbai
The University of Bristol has opened a new campus in Mumbai, India.
This is the university’s first international campus.
The campus has welcomed its first group of students.
The university also opened another campus in central Bristol earlier this week.
That campus is called the Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus.
The two campuses are about 4,500 miles apart.
Both campuses will help students learn skills for growing fields such as data science and finance.
The university will celebrate its 150th anniversary next month.
The University of Bristol has opened its first international campus in Mumbai.
The Mumbai campus has welcomed its inaugural student cohort.
The university also opened its Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus in central Bristol earlier this week.
The two campuses are approximately 4,500 miles apart.
Both campuses will focus on skills for emerging fields including data science and finance.
- Who
- The University of Bristol and its inaugural student cohort.
- What
- The university opened its first international campus and welcomed its first students in Mumbai.
- When
- The Mumbai campus opening was reported alongside the opening of the Bristol campus earlier this week; the university’s 150th anniversary will be celebrated next month.
- Where
- Mumbai, India, and Bristol, England.
- Why
- To provide students with knowledge and skills for rapidly emerging fields, including data science and finance.
- Institution
- University of Bristol
- Mumbai campus
- The university’s first international campus
- Student milestone
- The inaugural student cohort has been welcomed
- Bristol campus
- Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus
- Distance
- The campuses are approximately 4,500 miles apart
- Focus areas
- Data science and finance
- Anniversary
- The university will celebrate its 150th anniversary next month