Today, building on its heritage, the university places state-of-the-art technology at the heart of campus life to accelerate cutting-edge research, transform teaching, and fast-track solutions to global challenges.

Located in a vibrant European city, Bristol is home to one of the UK’s most ambitious urban regeneration projects. At its heart is the University of Bristol’s Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus, a pioneering campus with world-class facilities that harnesses collaboration, knowledge exchange and community engagement to advance research in digital, business, a social innovation. It also explores how creative technologies can foster sustainable, inclusive and prosperous futures.

Bristol’s expertise in high performance computing has also led to the development of Bristol Centre for Supercomputing, home to Isambard-AI an advanced AI research supercomputer supported by £225 million in UK government funding. Isambard-AI is set to accelerate critical research in AI safety, automated drug discovery, climate research and more when it launches in 2025.

As the first UK university to declare a climate emergency, Bristol addresses climate change through its research, teaching and operations. Ranked 12th globally for sustainability and positioned 2nd for improving global equity – Bristol’s Isambard-AI is currently the world’s second greenest supercomputer.