University web design.

Each department can have its own section with distinct pages, layouts and content blocks. Campus-specific details like location info, timetables or news updates can be managed separately too. If your university spans multiple campuses, we can structure the navigation so visitors land on the right content fast. We’ve done this for institutions with ten or more internal divisions and the process is always the same—keep it simple for the editor, and easy for the student. You’ll be able to group, highlight and update content per faculty or campus without touching the rest of the site.

You’ll be able to edit course pages directly without touching code. We’ll build in a simple editor so staff can update entry requirements, module content or application links quickly. If you need to roll over pages each academic year, we’ll structure it so nothing gets lost. You’ll also have options to mark courses as open or closed, and tag by department. We’ll show you how to reuse blocks for similar courses and push updates live without delays or developer input.

Yes, we can create login areas for students with access to timetables, course materials or internal announcements. These areas will sit behind secure login and use role-based access so students only see what’s relevant to them. We can also link these pages with your existing systems if needed, such as Moodle or custom dashboards. You’ll have full control over what content goes behind the login, who manages it, and how students access it. It’s secure, fast and designed for regular use without frustration.

We’ll build event and news sections that are easy to keep current. Add seminars, open days, research talks or student meetups with dates, locations and optional RSVP links. Posts can be filtered by department, target audience or event type. You’ll be able to pin key stories to the homepage and schedule posts to appear or expire automatically. We’ve found this helps internal teams share workload and keeps the site from going stale when teams are busy.

Yes. We can create a searchable staff directory with fields for job titles, departments, contact details and bio links. Admins will be able to assign who can edit what and control visibility. So public users might only see names and roles, while logged-in staff can view phone numbers, location and internal notes. Each profile can include optional documents, research, and links to external profiles. It becomes more than a phonebook—it’s a working tool for your teams and a source of authority for visitors.

The cost of a university website design depends on several factors, such as the number of pages, required features (like course listings, student portals, or online registration), and the level of customisation needed. Pricing varies based on these elements, and we work with you to ensure the website meets your goals while staying within your budget. For an accurate quote, please submit your project requirements through our Project Planner.