Staffordshire University

Staffordshire University, a major player in international education was established in the 1900s. The University has a student population of approximately 9,000 full-time and 5,200 part-time students. In addition, the University has some 5,000 students studying overseas on Staffordshire University awards in China, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Greece, Spain and France.
The Computing School of the University is one of only two computing schools in the UK which celebrated 35 years of computing degree provision in year 2000. The School opened its doors to computing degree students in 1965. Since then, 5,000 students from the UK and overseas have successfully graduated with Staffordshire University Computing Degrees.

The Business School focuses highly on international education and has more than 50 partner institutes worldwide and runs more than 50 undergraduate and postgraduate courses. It has close associations with industrial firms, such as Rolls-Royce, Aerospace, JCB, Wedgwood and Pirelli.

APIIT has a long-standing relationship with Staffordshire University (UK). The relationship is based on a shared vision, which encompasses a commitment to provide learning experiences of high quality, recognition of the importance of equal opportunity, and the training of graduates who will be immediately effective in employment.

APIIT Diploma and Higher Diploma programmes are quality assured by Staffordshire University; UK; these provide a pathway to enter higher levels of relevant foreign degree programmes. The degree programmes offered at APIIT are internal degree programmes of Staffordshire University and the certificates awarded by the University are identical to those awarded to internal students studying in the UK.