Campus Life:

There are different societies to get involved in, ranging from cultural, academic, and hobby related societies. There are three libraries out of which my favourite is Phillip Robinson.

Hostel:

I live in an en-suite apartment with shared kitchens next to the business school and on average the cost of accommodations in that area ranges from £150-200 per week including bills.

Campus Life:

Newcastle upon Tyne is known to be a student city in the UK, it boasts of one of the best night life.

Hostel:

The shield student accommodation.

Campus Life:

Campus life is good. WiFi is available at most of the places. Libraries and laboratories are up-to-date. If a particular facility is not available in the campus, the University has several tie ups with other Universities and the work can be performed in the other University by booking a slot. So the environment is very co-operative. Also, there are people from many cultures which gives so much information and knowledge of the geographical aspect of those countries.

Hostel:

The rooms can be rented and also shared but this would need deposit or paying the rent for entire 40 weeks at once as this is the norm for student from abroad. Outside the city area, homes can be rented and this would need deposit of just one month. There are many hostel accommodations in and around the campus.

Campus Life:

Newcastle University has quite high end research facilities and the infrastructure is very good. There are several clubs and a ton of events goes on throughout the year. Libraries are top notch and very well equipped.

Hostel:

I chose private accommodations and booked via Uniacco.

Hostel:

I live in student accommodation privately managed but it is very near the campus, all the amenities are near to the walking distance from the accommodation. I live in sharing accommodation in which one flat has about 6 rooms, I share my flats with Nigerians and Malaysians. We have one common room and two bathrooms.

my university is very known for medical school and that really intrigued me to apply to it, although I have got offer letters from other universities ranking better than this. I was very attracted to the student focus culture and beautiful city it was offering.

Hostel:

Yes on univeristy accomodation. Cost is around 140 pounds

Top univeristy, modules were pretty straight forward and the univeristy is under Russell group

Hostel:

No, Lives in a private student accommodation near to university. It's a flat with ensuite rooms and shared kitchen and common room

Newcastle university is one of the best research universities in UK with thousands of international students and top 5 universities in UK for biomedical engineering. They offered 3 different streams under biomedical engineering with an impressive curriculum.

Hostel:

No

Passion towards electrical engineering and world-class facilities.

The cost was lower, quick response to my application and clear communication, a degree that met my needs and seemed really interesting and was just 1 year long, also the location suited me and I wanted to travel from there to Europe

Campus Life:

Campus like was fabulous we had everything inside the campus to get us entertained and help with our requirements including various kind of restaurants, bar, student well being center, print center, banks and play rooms to relax.

Hostel:

I did not opt for university Accommodation instead I opted for a private apartment with friends in the city center next to all the amenities and supermarkets university was hardly 5-7 mins walking from my place all of this just for £300-350 per week including all the bills food expenses extra which was very cheap when compared to university accommodation or any other student accommodation.