B.Mus from Birmingham City University [BCU UK], Birmingham - Fees & Admission Details 2025

• My accommodation was off-campus, and it was a twenty-minute walk to the university. I used to stay in a shared accommodation and used to pay around three hundred GBP per month.
• I can recommend seeking the help of alumni, friends, or family members, primarily if they cannot contact trusted rental platforms near the university. To my knowledge, mostly Indian students stay at shared accommodations at a reasonable distance from universities.

• I had found my accommodation through amber.
• Weekly it was 165 and monthly 660 for a 100 sqft personal room and toilet, Wi-Fi, parking, hot water, microwave, fridge, oven,
• Understanding the weekly concept and the type of rooms like bronze, silver, ensuite and other facilities it.
• Take accommodation for shorter duration and after reaching UK start searching for flats and bungalow that will cost you less anyways you are sharing the room or toilet or kitchen
• My accommodation was a 3-minute walk to the university. Most of the students stay under 5 miles from uni; either you take an expensive room close to uni or live far from uni and spend on travelling – one and the same thing.

• I have opted for Off campus accommodation as it was affordable and I found it through an app which I do not remember the name of.
• The monthly rent was 600 pounds including all the bills.
• I was lucky to find a landlord who helped me. My house was about 5 miles away from the university.
• Indian students mostly reside in Coventry, Solihull, City Center.

I chose UK because they provide a 1-year master's in budget universities, and I could get 2-year visa. The university experience has been good, the ranking was average, plus there are good opportunities in Birmingham for part-time and full-time as well. Also, I felt I could do so much more in the university if I weren't here for 1 year; there is so much to explore and get into.

I chose this college as it is easy to get in, my educational agent helped me crack admission swiftly into the university. Centrally located in 2nd largest city of the UK. Overall a delightful foreign experience.

My overall experience at university has been enriching, combining academic excellence with a vibrant campus life. Engaging courses, supportive faculty, and diverse extracurricular activities have fostered personal and intellectual growth. The collaborative learning environment and cultural diversity contribute to a holistic education, preparing me for future endeavors.

It was the closest major city that I had not experienced enough. I had a lot of friends going to study in Birmingham as well as some friends who live in Birmingham. It was a last-minute decision, to be honest - between Nottingham Trent and Birmingham City.

I wanted to study in the UK. Also, my friends told me about the university and the facilities available at the university. So I chose this university.

I chose this University as it is a new modern university where my family and friends have also got their degrees from. It is a friendly environment and how the students are satisfied with the modules attracted me.