Lancaster University: Admissions 2025, Scholarships, Fees 2025, Rankings & Courses

• They have 1 campus and different accommodations.
  • Pendel (UG)
  • Lonsdale (UG)
  • Grizedale (UG)
  • Flyde (UG)
  • Furness (UG)
  • Graduate campus (PG)—Ensuite bedroom, bedroom with shared bathroom, studios, and Family accommodations.
• All of the above are on the Lancaster University campus.
• All facilities like - Library, sports hub, swimming pools, restaurants, gyms, Medical hub, grocery stores, and porters, are all available inside the campus.
• Lancaster Arts, football clubs are very famous inside the campus. Also, the most famous one is the firecracker festival.
• The campus allows all kinds of sports; they have a gym, swimming pool, football ground, table tennis, pool, etc. They also have common spaces for socialising like Grizedale hub, flyde hub, social hub. They allow food, pool, board games, and drinks there, and they also host matches there. Lancaster university also has a student organization that helps new admissions with any challenges.

• Tuition fees—26000 pounds.
• (Total = 34500 pounds
• Scholarship = 8500 pounds
• Net = 26000 pounds)
• Hostel fees - 600 pounds per month. (5400 pounds for 9 months - Oct to June)
• No other fees; everything else was included.
• You can choose any option. I took an early option and paid the whole amount up front, but on request, semester-wise fees are also acceptable.
• Rent is basically hostel fees: 600 pounds per month.
• Transportation = This is cheap, as you can use the bus for basic transportation, as this is a small town. Around 70-80 pounds (Totally subjective).
• Food/grocery - Min 100 - 120 pounds per month.

• There is only one Campus at Lancaster, which is good as all the buildings are together, which gives you a good campus feel. All major facilities are available on campus, like the library, gym, emergency hospital, labs and playgrounds. The gym is one of the best in the city and has various levels of memberships.
• I recommend taking a full-year membership as soon as your program starts to make the best use of it. Every year, a sporting event called the Roses happens between Yorkshire University and Lancaster University, which is very famous. There are a lot of clubs, so there's something for everyone. I was a part of Lancaster Nightline and thoroughly enjoyed it.

• My tuition cost around 26,500 GBP before the scholarship; that said, the costs have now been increased. I was given a 3-term option to pay it. Housing cost (inclusive of all bills) around 500 pounds per month. I used a private agency to secure my place. Other expenses like food travel and miscellaneous costs were about 300-400 per month. I did take a travel pass for buses and trains, which was very helpful.

• College has only one campus.
• All facilities that are needed are present, including a fully functioning gym and library.
• Roses is an inter-university competition between Lancaster and the University of York and has a deep history and legacy.
• Extracurriculars are dependent on the individual but there are all the options one can imagine on campus. There are a lot of sports clubs that students sign up to and the list of clubs easily stands over 50.

• Breakdown of Fees:
  • Tuition is £36,000 for the whole year.
  • Scholarship £12000, which will be deducted from your total, so net tuition was about £24,000
  • Accomodation £8500 (£170/week x 50 weeks)
• All fees are charges per-term. There are 3 terms in total, so expect the total to be served 1/3 portions in all terms.
• Monthly Expense (excluding accommodation): £250 average/month.

• Single campus divided into multiple colleges. All the facilities are available. Be careful with your bikes; don't leave them outside. Thieves do operate in the area.
• Most of the events are organised for and by undergraduates. Based on your interests and free time, you can participate in any extracurricular activity you want. They have multiple clubs, from chess to rugby, from poetry to comedy and from astronomy to kwiditch.

• University has one big campus, and the accommodation are known as college, there were around 6-7colleges within the entire campus
• Restaurants, labs, convenience store, bar,library, sports facilities, and medical services
• Roses is one of the biggest festival and there are plenty of other events like summer and winter ball
• There are a lot of sports activities, more than 20 -30 at least.

• Fee details keep getting updated every year, so please check the university portal for  the fee structure, There are no indirect charges present.
• Uni accommodation is optional in the UK, people can stay outside. I had taken a superior ensuite room which included all facilities other than the food for which the weekly rent was 177 pounds.
• 150- 200 pounds per month excluding the weekly rent

• There were nine colleges in the university. And only one campus is used for the postgraduate studies. The rest of the eight campuses are used for the undergraduate studies.
• Three of the colleges are located on the side of the main cluster. and the remaining colleges are located near the main cluster of buildings which consists of classrooms, lecture halls, research laboratories and the library.  
• There is large area for sports and there is an excellent sports center with a great gym.

• Fees for Tuition - 24500 GBP
  Accommodation - 410 GBP per month
• The fees are charged based on the semester wise period. It was collected on three terms. 
• Monthly expenses may vary based on our spending. 
• Other expenses such as transportation, groceries and such may come up to 50 - 60 GBP per month. and this is a very conservative estimate. It may go up to 80 - 90 GBP also based on the location and other factors.

• Just 1 campus but a big one.
• This included multiple locations of in house colleges ,ruskin library ,Lancaster sports centre,Lancaster university medical health facility, pre school, spar supermarket, various food outlets, breakfast places and costa caffe, restaurants, etc were available and the restore thrift store , WH smith ,post office for the need of stationary.

• Tutions fees -26985 gbp which is now equivalent to approx 30 lakhs Accommodation fees for a family flat for 56 weeks contract was - approx 12 lakhs with a deposit of 271 gbp approximately 30K which is refunded when student leave the flat.
• Fees is charged as per the convenience I was sponsored so I did full one time payment.
• Monthly living expenses are around 500 gbp which is 50k INR.

• University had 09 colleges (accommodations) with 15-20 houses each in the campus.
• The campus had all kind of facilities available, be it from library, gym, Olympic size swimming pool, spa, sauna, different clubs (from country wise, religion wise, sport wise, and many more).
• Their were all kind of stores available from medical store to grocery, restaurants an all you need stores
• The campus used to celebrate all kinds of festivals from across the world.
   

• My college fee was ~GBP 25,360/- and additional of minimum GBP~12,000/- is required for accommodation and stay.
• Apart from that add another ~GBP 700-800 for VISA and ~GBP600 (round trip) for flight fare.
• Monthly expenses majorly includes of rental expenses which can range from GBP 500-700, grocery expenses from ~200-250 (depending how to eat: if you cook by yourself or eat outside this may increase and decrease).
   

Very tight knit medical school and good community feel. Early clinical exposure to ward placements.

£9000 as a home student.

Because of its high rank as a university and for my degree. I entered through clearing so it was one of my only options. I didn't know anyone from this university and I wasn't too fond of the location at the time either, however, since being here I am very happy.

£9250/per year, for 3 years.