University Life

Event and Traditions

Where you choose to live depends on your age and the level of support you are looking for, wheteher living on-campus, homestay or renting your own apartment (18+). Whichever option you choose, there are specialist support staff who will ensure you feel safe, comfortable and cared for.

If you choose to live on-campus, you will have a private room either with an en-suite bathroom or shared facilities. Rooms are light, spacious and have a dedicated area for self-study. You can relax with your new friends or watch TV and films in the comfortable common rooms. In addition, if you choose half-board accommodation you can enjoy meals from around the world in the College cafeterias.

Off-campus accommodation
There’s a range of quality rooms in shared accommodation. Depending on where you are studying and your age, you can choose from shared kitchens and individual studio apartments.

All have shared common areas where you can relax with your friends, and some may have games rooms and gym facilities.

Student Activities

There are also a dynamic and busy social programmes that enable students to practice their English at every opportunity, as well as make new friends.

Social Life

Join the student community and have access to all the latest social events – you’ll know when the best events are happening and what’s going on around the school or college.

Transportations

There are many options to travel to the campus.

Generally speaking, some areas offer easy access to local shops and within a 15-30 minute walk to the college. Others may be a 15-40 minute bus ride.

Parking

Many colleges have parking lots available for those living on-campus. The parking is available 24 hours with 24 hour security.

The Campus Experience

Surrounded by people from all over the world, schools and colleges offer prestigious academic education and the opportunity to learn about British culture. Students can choose from a wide range of courses to suit their career goals and interests.