Good, starting from freshers week, there is a lot of stuff happening around campus all the time. The library is a good place to study if you are more of a group study person. There are also lots of eateries nearby that are open till late for those extra long hours at the library.

I was in a private student accommodation, it was around 143 GBP/week. I had one of the three rooms in an apartment-style accommodation. Most student accommodations have a very standard layout with shared kitchen and bathroom unless you specifically apply for an ensuite room.

The campus life at UoM is excellent and highly dependent on what you make of it. The Fallowfield Campus is a great place to stay and make friends. There are numerous clubs and societies that one can join and there is also the provision for sports centers and gyms. There is literally nothing that is missing in terms of provisions.

Accommodation rooms are not shared, however, there is a choice on whether you would like to share a washroom. For shared washrooms, the rent is around £130 per week. For ensuite, it goes up to £200 per week.

If you want to be active, there are plenty of opportunities but I was not interested. Exceptional sports facilities and libraries are there.

Very expensive. I got a small ensuite room for 160 pounds per week. It's very hard to find houses outside and landlords are reluctant to give it to students especially Indian students.

I love the campus , you can get anything you want in the campus area . The campus building is historic and 200 years old. We regularly have different events in the campus in which you can easily network with others .

I live in a university accommodation which is present on the university campus itself. I have an ensuite room with a shared kitchen for which I am paying around 183 GBP per week. One can get private accommodation as well near the university building for a much cheaper price.

The campus has different buildings for different activities or classes. The WiFi on campus works at a good enough speed. There are lots of clubs and activities to participate in. They set up events to give more information about these every few months and pass freebies to market these activities.

I live in a private 4 bed 2 bath house about 20 mins away from the university. The rent is 500£/month excluding utilities. I have a private room and there's ample space. In my opinion, university accommodation is not good if you compare the prices between that and private accommodation like mine.

The university has 600+ clubs and societies (including Tamil and International societies), vibrant campus life and well-advanced infrastructure facilities.

All university accommodations are of good quality but I would always recommend my accommodation as the best among the rest as it's just 10 mins (by walk) away from the university, affordable, hygienic and friendly.

Very vibrant campus life. There's always something happening. Lots of extracurricular activities, with a Learning Commons and the Main Library right at the heart of the University. Lots of societies as well, from sports societies to quiz societies to dance societies.

Student Accommodation, En suite room, sharing the kitchen and the dining hall with 3 other students, paying 182 GBP per week. It's about average for this place. There are some cheaper ones, priced around 130-140GBP per week in which you have to share bathrooms with others.

10/10: Its amazing , lots of things to enjoy and indulge in throughout the year.

The university has lots of options to choose from according to the budget and honestly, the rooms are amazing. Depending on your choice you can fill out the form stating your preferences and you will be allocated an accommodation 100%. Average rentals - 7000 - 10000 GBP / year

10/10. All possible facilities available - student unions, country-specific society, amazing extracurriculars, good accommodation.

I lived in a university accommodation - UoM has many options. But private student accommodations are equally good. Very comfortable facilities, have various events/evening-time get-togethers. Average rent per month is 500 GBP.

Great, in every sense. I had a lot of friends from the university housing and everyone's been pleased with their stay to the tee. The friendships, night outs, and other stuff you can imagine that could go down in such situations went down. If you are looking to make friends and have some fun, absolutely join university housing.

You have the freedom to live however you please. If you prefer sharing a room with someone, you can do that. If you want the privacy of a studio, that's an option too. Admittedly, accommodation here isn't cheap, but working part-time (as most people do) can help you make ends meet. While grocery costs can be high depending on your choices, these challenges shouldn't deter you if your goal is to attain a high-quality education. Rents range from GBP 400 - 700 per month. Of course you can get even higher living costs but this is usually the majority range. I stayed at private accommodations which came out to be relatively cheaper than university housing but only because I had to do a year online, due to COVID.