• My uni has 2 different campuses. Kings college at AB24 3FX and the other is Foresterhill campus AB24 2ZD.
• On my campus there are multiple facilities, such as the multifaith chapel, where you can go and meet other people and have breakfast there, which is conducted every thursday.
• There is a very big library with a lot of books for you to study from.
• There is a student union building where you can hang out with friends and it has a starbucks and other shops where you can eat.
• There is a very big ground for sports, and girls get free sanitary pads in the university in case of an emergency. The medical facility is always available and there are multiple fire exits as well.
• There are a lot of events going on on the campus. Sometimes some groups bake cakes and sell them at a lower price at student union buildings; sometimes there is a movie night on campus; sometimes there is a valentine party at the uni, after you graduate, there is a grand ball held on the uni campus where you can go with your parents as well.
• There are cultural events where you can prepare famous food from your country and sell it. There are football matches held as well.
• Movie nights are held regularly. Valentines day party, parties near christmas are held. Also there was a part-time job fair held at my uni to
• Help students to get a part-time job.

• I love my accommodation, as it is really a great value for money; it is spacious enough for a single person, very close to uni (20-25 min walk) and close to the city centre (15-20 min walk). There is security 24x7. If you face any issue, you can always go to reception and ask for help, or you can complain through their app. People who work here are really nice and helpful.
• I booked my accommodation through an Online agent and made an instalment plan for the whole accommodation fee.
• Monthly rent is £350-400, and all bills, such as electricity, heating, gas, and everything, are included in the rent. You also get study space, a movie room, a wash area, and parking spaces as well.
• I would recommend students always go to private student accommodation and not the university student accommodation, as the uni ones are expensive, really expensive as compared to the other accommodations. You can always check accommodations at Amber; it is a really helpful platform and you can choose among different accommodations.
• The accommodation is 20-25 min walk from
• Uni is a 15-20 min walk from the city centre. Most of the indian students stay in the accommodation where I stay.
• We also have a lot of painting sessions as well in the accommodation where you can go with your friends and also make new friends there.

Though there are on-campus accommodation facilities available for the students I am staying in a rented private accommodation. The cost of living including food, travel, and rent is almost £600/month.

I wanted to pursue my LLM in the UK because India and the UK have similar legal structures. The University of Aberdeen is one of the top and oldest law schools in the United Kingdom having a heritage of 25 years. It's a community of more than 130 nationalities, with 16,000 students. Aberdeen University ranks within the top 10 universities in the UK for Law.

in university accommodation its pretty high on comparing with other private accommodation.

I chose did University because it the top 2nd in the world ranking for Oil & Gas Engineering.

This was student housing outside the university campus, as on-campus housing was expensive. Infrastructure was up to the mark, nice and kind staff too. The cost was 80 GBP per week

My Msc program of interest was on energy sector (oil & Gas) so, my choice of selection of University was mainly focused on location and the quality standards of the education and the institution.

No I don't live on campus I live in private accomodation because it's much cheaper then the rest.

Because I'm form Radiology background and this the university where first MRI Machine was made and they have a good reputation, regarding there medical imaging and medical physics subject

Near to my home town so it is easy to go back and forth and not travel a long distance and rack up expenses. It had the degree I wanted to do which not many offered. It offers a lot of good facilities and societies to choose from.