FEATURED WEBSITE: International Student Calculator
University of Bristol
If you are looking to study in the UK this is a fantastic website to help you plan and
manage your money.
WWW.STUDENTCALCULATOR.ORG.UK/INTERNATIONAL
The website aims to help students prepare for the financial side of UK higher education. This site provides international students with an interactive guide to living costs, as well as useful info and student profiles. By using the online tool and building your own budget, this great site will help you feel well prepared for UK study and confident about managing your money.
The site also includes useful articles for International students. Read on to find out about accommodation in the UK.
ACCOMMODATION
Types of accommodation, contracts, finding private accommodation and homestay…
Halls of residence – arranged by the university. Often nearer the campus. May be easier to meet people and socialise. Utility bills (such as internet, heating, electricity and water) may be included.
Privately rented house/flat – you pay rent to a landlord. This could offer a more independent lifestyle. Make sure you understand the extra costs you will pay as well as rent.
Homestay – some international students decide to live with a family or couple in the UK. This is often more cost effective than private accommodation because rent could
12 GRAD MAG
Our taught programmes and postgraduate research opportunities attract exceptionally talented people from all over the world. If you like the look of our programmes, if the city appeals to you, and if you believe you have what it takes to do well here, we want to hear from you.
Study with the best at an internationally recognised university with a brilliant academic reputation.
Further information
www.bristol.ac.uk/study/
Discover more
www.bristol.ac.uk/discovermore
Apply online
www.bristol.ac.uk/prospectus/postgraduate/
Email:
pg-admissions@bristol.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)117 954 5735 Twitter: @uobpostgrad
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