How is Aston University ranked in the world?

Most of the Aston University grads are known to live on campus as part of the accommodation facilities maintained by the institute in collaboration with a third party housing agency.

The accommodation facility provides a quality residential life,   with access to all essential facilities such as bedrooms, desks, drawers, study lounges, shared kitchen & laundry facilities among other resources.

Other students prefer to stay as part of off campus accommodation across Birmingham.

Some popular off campus housing resources include: Homes for students, Universal student living, University Living, Amberstudent & Casita. 

The Aston University campus is equipped with a number of world class facilties, including the Main Building, a 12 floor North & South Wing building.

For Food & Drinks, there is the Cafe 66, Cafe Tierra, & a Eros Coffee Bar. 

In terms of academic architectures, there is: The Aston Brain Centre, Aston Business School, Learning & Teaching Spaces, Library, Martin Luther King Multi-Faith Centre, Sir Doug Ellis Woodcock Sports Centre, & a Nursery.

The Guardian University Rankings 2025 have Aston University ahead of Coventry University. Aston ranked 21st, while Coventry was ranked 42nd therefore Aston University will be categorized as a higher tier of university overall considering the table, academic performance and other things.

Coventry University and Aston University are known to be some of the most prominent universities in the UK and worldwide. The table below for the US News Global University Rankings is showing the comparison among both the universities :

The Manchester Metropolitan University & Aston University are both major higher educational institutions in the UK, & attract thousands of international students every year, thanks to their excellent academic standards & overall learning environment. 

However, the Manchester Metropolitan University's acceptance rate of 80% is much better than Aston University's (50%) suggesting Aston is relatively more selective at granting admissions to students.