University of Sunderland vs University of East London

There are two campuses in Sunderland, one in Hong Kong and one in London. The Sunderland campuses are City Campus and the Sir Tom Cowie Campus at St Peter's.

2 campuses- Stratford (located in one of the best-connected area of London, close to Stratford’s thriving town center, 15 min from London’s West End, close to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park) and London Docklands (near Waterfront campus located in Royal Albert Dock).

The University of Sunderland has four halls of residence: Scotia Quay, Panns Bank, Clanny House, and The Forge U-Student Village. The Students' Union is responsible for offering support and advice to students, leading campaigns and being the voice of the student body. The Students' Union's mission is to make all its members' University experience valuable for life. All students enrolled on a course at Sunderland University are automatically members of the Students' Union.  The university's Institute of Sport organises training events, courses and other sporting activities for students, staff and the local community. There are over 50 clubs and societies in the university. Users have access to the £12m CitySpace building on the City Campus, which features a climbing wall, fitness suite, physiotherapy and injury centre, sports hall, multi-purpose suite and spectator seating.

Docklands Campus: 24/7 Docklands library; 26 million USD SportsDock centre; Campus shop & bookstore; Children’s Garden Nursery; Cafés, eateries, & a late bar; Student Union facilities- student lounge. 
Stratford Campus: new library & learning centre; upgraded labs & computing services; Cass School of Education and Communities; Centre for Clinical Education in Podiatry, Physiotherapy and Sports Science; Campus restaurant; Bookshop; Students’ Union café-bar; Westfield Stratford City (Europe’s largest indoor shopping mall)

Griselda Allan – English artist
Richard Billingham – English photographer and artist who is best known for his photobook Ray's A Laugh which documents the life of his alcoholic father Ray, and obese, heavily tattooed mother, Liz.
Kerry Ann Christiansen – British actress who began her career in the popular British children's TV series Byker Grove.
Steve Cram – Retired track and field athlete. Along with fellow Britons Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett, he was one of the world's dominant middle-distance runners during the 1980s.
Terry Deary – British children's author of over 200 books, selling over 25 million copies in over 40 languages.

Sonam Kapoor (Bollywood Actress); Kemi Adeosun (Minister of Finance of Nigeria); Tazeen Ahmad (British journalist & broadcaster); Roger Ashton-Griffiths (British actor, writer & director); Garry Bushell (British journalist & broadcaster); Simon Carter (Artist); Gemma Gibbons (Judo Olympian); Jeffrey Lawal-Balogun (track athlete)