University of York: Fees 2025, Scholarships, Admissions 2025, Rankings & Programs

• There were always some sort of ongoing events on campus organised by either the University of different courses or different student union parties.
• They were always either free of cost or would only include a nominal fee if some sort of activity was involved.
• Library was the best part of collegewith so many zones made to suit your needs. Quiet zone, computer zone, group study zone, etc. All included in your ID card.
• I preferred to do my assignments in the library often.
• There were many sports facilities with a gym, swimming pool and other courts, but since they were all in different parts of the university, which usually would need a campus bus to get around, I didn't go there often.
• The following is the debrief of the campuses and facilities:
  • Campus West—This is the OG campus, home to most colleges, lecture halls, and the iconic Central Hall.
  • Campus East—the newer side, with modern buildings, Langwith and Constantine Colleges, and the York Law School.
  • York Sport Village—Includes a gym, swimming pool, athletics track, velodrome, and loads of courts and pitches .
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  • Medical Centre—On Campus West, offering GP services and mental health support.
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  • Bars & Cafe– The Courtyard, D-Bar, Glasshouse, and more – perfect for chilling or grabbing food between lectures 
  • Norman Rea Gallery—a student-run art gallery right on campus .
  • Event festivals: Roses Tournament, Freshers’ Week and Viking Festival don't remember more.
  • College Sports – More casual, great for making mates and staying active .
  • York Student Cinema – Cheap movie nights on campus .
  • Student Media – Get involved with YSTV, URY (radio), or Nouse (newspaper).
     

• The course fee was 20,000 GBP
• I lived in private accommodation whose rent was close to 650 GBP each month
• I had to pay 2000 GBP at the start of my course and then there was an option to either pay monthly, semesterly or annually.
• The estimated monthly expense, including rent groceries or any other expenses, was close to 900 GBP or 1000 GBP.
• I had to opt for a yearly loan of INR 30 Lac to suffice for my college expenses and fees and had to work part-time at York to manage my finances.
   

• College has 2 campus: East and West
• All facilities are available. We have 2 supermarkets, restaurants, bars, football turf, gyms, swimming pool, athelete track, a clinic, 3 libraries
• Freshers fest is a major fest that happens, Roses: A rivalry between York and Lancaster is a big event and all societies have many events happening all year round
• There are 100+ societies catering to all hobbies, interests and extracurriculars

• Fees was £18350 for tuition Accomodation was £4000 (Accommodation depends on what college/living style you choose)
• Fees is charged either yearly or term-wise (There are 3 terms) Monthly expense again depends on your lifestyle - mine ranged from £100-£200 which included going out, groceries, transportation, takeaways etc. This does not include rent. Rent is in accomodation

• 2 Campuses, East and West both in York, free and paid buses run every 15 mins.
• We had a huge library, super huge and also they were subscribed to almost all the journals.
• Sports was great we had manyyyyyyyyyyy. Sports clubs, weekly competitions, Super huge Gyms.
• No major fests as such but the societies would conduct parties every month. For Indians there is a Diwali Event, super great.
• Cultural and sports once again many societies and many games.

• The total university course fees was £29,990 (tuition fee), paid twice October 31st and January 31st (Even if delayed for genuine reasons the Uni would understand, just have a word with the fees team)
• I stayed in a private hostel near my university - £9,000, Paid quarterly (they had monthly and annual options too)
• Travel was £2 pounds per trip but York is a small city so walking around it would be just as fine
• As for food average meal cost in Uni was around £6, outside would be £10-20
• Cooking is cheaper and better but it's super time consuming

• The university has two campuses, East and West Heslington. Both aren't too far from each other and have a well-connected bus route. There are a total of nine residential colleges. I was in Wentworth.
• The campus has a big library, which is quite accessible and the cafe in the library was one of my favourite spots. There are exceptional mental health support services on campus.
• In my programme, there was a tea every Wednesday for students to meet up each Wednesday for tea and cakes. It was, in my opinion, the best way to meet people in my position.

• My course was 25000 GBP/year for 1 year, including three semesters. The fees could be paid upfront at the start of the programme or equally semester-wise. There is a deposit of around 2000 GBP when you apply for a student visa so the university can process your CAS; this amount is deducted from your overall fees.
• I lived off campus, 15 minutes walk from campus, where I paid 425 GBP per person per month in a two-bedroom place. Monthly expenses depend but you will need approximately 150-200 to cover essentials. I walked everywhere; I didn't eat out too much.

• There are a lot of events and festivals through the months and engaging activities every week, at least 2-3 times in your accommodation.
• There are three libraries; you can book rooms through the app.
• Sports facilities are there, but gyms and swimming need hefty fees. its not free, but you can play pool, table tennis, and basketball. There are a lot of clubs that you can be part of. I was a department rep and Scrutiny officer.

• The fee was 25 lakhs for the course and around 8.5 lakhs for accommodation and fees are charged semester-wise.
• Buses within the university are mostly free but monthly expenses cost around (apart from rent) 200-250 GBP for your food/groceries and little expenses like notebooks and pens or basics. I think 8 hours of part-time can cover your basics except rent.

• There are 9 different colleges with lots of flats. Each flat can accommodate up to 12 students. The east campus has Constantine, Lang with, Goodricke, Anne Lister, and David Kato. Each of these has at least 6-7 buildings with 2-3 floors. The west campus has James, Alcuin, Goworth, etc.
• Both campuses have a medical facility along with grocery shops, cafes, restaurants, libraries, gyms, and several other facilities.
• There are innumerable sports and cultural clubs on both campuses.
• The popular student organisation is called YUSU. There is a club for almost every sport and activity in the world and these have their own meeting rooms.

• I am enrolled in a 3-year course, the tuition for which is around £20,000 per annum. It is broken down into 3 installments. The first is paid in October, which is 50% and then 25% each in January and April. The tuition might increase a bit each year depending on your course.
• The accommodation charges are between £6,000 and £9000 per year. It is paid in similar instalments as the tuition.
  Monthly costs might vary from £400-£1000 depending on your lifestyle and your choices.

• I lived near the West Campus of the University. The west campus was always very happening, now and then, there were events taking place. Other than the West campus, the university only had the East campus on the other end. 
• The west campus had facilities like a Sports center, pubs, cafe, Library, open field, and the famous lake and LongBoi.
• I was not a part of any specific club, but every college on the west campus had its specific clubs. Wentworth College had a club, Vanbrugh College had a different club, James College had their club, and so on.
• All the students from these colleges had joined sports clubs which were available in the Sports Center.
• I was a member of the Hindu Association. There were Indian members from the university across courses. They hosted different activities and parties for Indian people during festivals like Diwali, etc. 

• My fee structure was: 

1. Tuition fees: 26700 GBP (equal to approximately 26.6 lakh INR. Firstly, I had to pay a deposit of 2000 GBP. Then, I had to pay the fees in 3 installments. The first was 50% of the total fee amount minus the deposit in October 2023. Then, I had to pay 25% of the remaining fees by January 2024 and the remaining 25% by February 2024.
2. My Total Accommodation fee was 8619 GBP for 51 weeks. I had to pay monthly installments. The per week rent was 169 GBP.
3. My other monthly expenses included groceries, travel, and miscellaneous. On average, my monthly expenses were 80-100 GBP.

There were about 8 colleges in 2019 at the university. The library was one of the biggest in North Yorkshire. The sports club was also very good. I played a few cricket matches and used to play badminton as well.

My experience at an abroad university is rewarding experience. It is a time of personal growth, academic achievement, and social exploration. I often tend to encounter new ideas, perspectives, and people that expand their horizons and broaden their understanding of the world. Overall, the university experience is an important chapter in many people's lives and so in my life it has significantly impacted my personal and professional development.

Campus is huge and very spacious, They have many study spaces and the classrooms are very well infrastructured. The teaching method and the availability of materials to study is all online makes it very easy for the student to access them. The library is huge and its very easy to access any book from any corner of the library as it is available online on the YorkLibrary website as to which row and column the book is kept.

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17300 GBP per year.