Student Accommodation near Birmingham City University

Birmingham City University, or "BCU", is a public comprehensive university in Birmingham, England, with an early history dating back to 1971. The University has eight campuses in Birmingham, with modern state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities and laboratories, providing students with advanced learning and teaching hardware, including libraries, activity centres and more.

It has around 25,000 students from more than 80 countries, of which 78% are undergraduates and 17% are postgraduates. The University offers more than 300 programs leading to UK university honours degrees: Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral degrees in Management, Architecture, Arts, Environmental Science, Computing, Engineering, Education, Law, Social Sciences and Music.

Birmingham is a strong contender for the UK's second-largest city, and there are various student accommodations around Birmingham City University in multiple styles. Whether you're looking for an affordable En-suit, a Studio with all the space to yourself, or a Shared room for friends and couples, you'll find what you're after on uhomes. Our team of professional consultants will assign you a detailed plan based on your needs and budget. If you don't have any target yet, take a look at our recommended flats:

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Birmingham City University provides student accommodation in the city centre, all of which are En-suite rooms. All rooms offer Three-quarter beds and matching furniture to help students settle in quickly. Depending on the price at £160 per month. Social areas and music rooms are available in the communal areas, and a laundry room is available. If you require on-campus accommodation, please check the campus of your programme as soon as possible and complete, please check the campus of your programme as quickly as possible and complete the online application as required by the University.

Birmingham City University is located in the centre of Birmingham. As the second largest city in the UK, the cost of living in Birmingham is among the bottom positions in the UK. The main reason for this is because the average cost of accommodation is £480 per month, double that of other high-spending areas. While transport costs £50 and food costs around £200.

Tuition fees for international students at Birmingham City University range from £14,000 to £19,200.

Cadbury's Chocolate World

Learn about Cadbury's brand story and discover how chocolate is made. You can make chocolate on the Cocoa Bean Tour and walk along the chocolate-speckled Cocoa Road.

Canon Hill Park

Cannon Hill Park is one of Birmingham's premier parks and has been awarded Green Flag status. You have plenty of opportunities at this park to practise tennis, bowls and golf. The reserve in the park has 5 acres of forest land called 'RSPB Centenary Plantation'.

St Martin's Church, Birmingham

St Martin's Church is the oldest church in the Birmingham area, dating back to the 12th century, and the red-brick Gothic-style church that can be seen today was built in the late 19th century. The church's most prized collection is a large stained glass by Edward Burne-Jones.

The School of Jewellery at Birmingham City University is the UK's 'engine of the jewellery industry' and the most significant jewellery producer and distributor in the UK. Birmingham also collects and buys contemporary jewellery designers each year to provide a healthy and conducive learning environment for the School. In addition, the School of Jewellery has excellent relationships with industry and companies in the sector, providing students with many opportunities for practice and work, with some of the most popular majors being booked by major European jewellery and watch companies before they have even graduated. The School has over 500 students, including college, undergraduate, masters, PhD and post-doctoral students.

Jewellery majors:

Gemmology and Jewellery Studies - BSc (Hons)

International Jewellery Business - BA (Hons)

Jewellery and Objects - BA (Hons)

Jewellery and Silversmithing - HND

Jewellery and Silversmithing - Design for Industry - BA (Hons)

Horology - BA (Hons)

Jewellery and Silversmithing -MA

Trains

In Birmingham, trains are one of the most popular modes of transport for short journeys. There are 5 train stations: Birmingham International, Birmingham New Street, Five Ways, University and Selly Oak. These stations are on the same line and only a few minutes apart.

Birmingham New Street Station in Birmingham city centre is one of the larger rail hubs, with large screens showing the platforms of upcoming trains in the station's centre. You can also download the National Rail App to find train information on your mobile phone.

Bus

N West Midlands mainly runs Birmingham's bus system. Birmingham buses are expensive, at £2.30 for a single ride and £4.40 for unlimited rides on the same day for Daysaver. When you get on the bus, you buy the ticket directly from the driver and put in the coins directly. The driver will not give you any change, so ensure you have your change ready beforehand.