• It was huge …the extracurricular activities are almost every day, and there are some days. Even though it was 4 to 5 in a day. The library is open…24 seven sports. Faculty and everything are so up-to-date and expert.

• I haven’t taken any on-campus accommodation. I found a house outside. It was much cheaper than the on-campus accommodation.

• They have around 7 campuses. As for the locations, I don't remember exactly but where I stayed it was right beside the main campus of Dundee, which is the school of business. And they also had a campus at the city centre, which was quite far, around a 10 mins walk .
• There were 3 libraries and were huge and very accessible. And also sports facilities were quite good, as football was famous in Scotland.
• They celebrated a lot of fests and also club events took place once in a month regularly; sometimes it used to go up to a week dull of events during Christmas

• On-campus accommodation.
• They had different units for different courses and were pretty spacious and had a communal kitchen area where we could meet other flatmates and communicate and celebrate birthdays and such.
• There were 6 rooms for one flat where I stayed. I would still recommend choosing University accommodation as it is super safe and also all the amenities come with the contract price. I stayed in uni accommodation so it was just 2 minutes away from the main building.

• My course was quite challenging; modules included both assignments and projects, which are supposed to be submitted on time. This was quite challenging.
• The modules are interesting; this is the positive part, the negative part is we didn’t have enough time to finish our assignments , due to less time, we panicked and could not do well with our assignments.
• We used to have 3 to 4 classes in a day. Easy class was about 1 hr.
• There were 40 students in my class. There were 25 Indian students in my class.

• I found accommodation through apps like SpareRoom and Glassdoor.
• I used to pay 400 pounds, which excludes the electricity and water bills.
• Finding accommodations is very difficult due to the number of students coming to study.
• Yes, I suggest students search for accommodation through apps, or if they have any friends or family members living there, they can take their help.
• My accommodation was only 15 minutes walking distance to the university.

• Only one campus, but it was huge because of the variety of courses. A beautiful and huge library and a lot of sports areas, gym, swimming pool and whatnot. Medical was the best and easiest to access.
• A student helping union was my favourite place, which helps all students to get things such as part-time jobs, accommodations, and fun events dates. If you have any passion, such as music, drama, dance or other, you can be a part of any community.

University helped me a lot, they have a list of trusted people which provides accommodation. I got more than 100 contact numbers from there but apart from that there are a lot of other websites such as downfieldproperty and Gumtree.

• University of Dundee’s campus is wide with 2-3 campuses and different schools. There are many societies, halls, seminar halls, parks, hospitals, and accommodations. We have a beach and river bank near our campus and a museum. Across the campus, you can travel and explore different things by choosing public transportation or by foot.

• My accommodation is off campus, it's a very good student accommodation named Lyon Street Terrace. The monthly rent is about 139 pounds and the facilities are well organized. Here is a large backyard where students can chill and have a get-together, also accommodation people organise small parties as well. I highly recommend this accommodation to future students Rooms are well and spacious.

I had a private rented apartment since the hostels were too small to stay in . That was cheaper than hostel price but more headache . I enjoyed my private accomodation and was near my hospital

This is the rank 1 school of medicine in UK . And then it is quite ans student friendly

It is better to live off the university campus as university accommodation can be expensive for many people. There are lots of rental properties around Dundee that are affordable, which you can try and see before booking.

The University of Dundee is one of the top universities to learn Biomedical Engineering, Biomedical Science, etc due to its multi-million-pound facilities and supportive and encouraging faculty. Dundee is also the sunniest city in Scotland, so if you spend enough time outside you won't be running short of that precious Vitamin D.

I preferred external housing which was not as expensive as the university. The average cost of outdoor housing for a single room was $300 per month.

The University of Dundee was ranked among the top 250 universities in the world and the post-scholarship academic tuition fee is approximately 12 lakhs.