• Campus is really good. You will get to attend a lot of career events where you can connect with people.
• There are different clubs and communities, whether you are into sport, music, religion or even related to technologies. Like, AISoC is a really good club if you want to learn AI and love solving AI challenges.

• I would say always go for the accommodation suggested or mentioned on the University website. Don't go for online platforms. University accommodation as well as private accommodation suggested by the university is really good. Mine was around 150 pounds per week, including everything but cost can very based on the accommodation.

• The university has a total of 7 campuses in the UK and 2 abroad. Highfield Campus, Southampton; Boldrewood Innovation Campus, Southampton; Avenue Campus, Southampton; National Oceanography Centre, Southampton; University Hospital Southampton Campus, Southampton; City Centre Campus, Southampton; and Winchester School of Art, Winchester. Abroad: University of Southampton Malaysia Campus, Iskandar Puteri, Johor, and University of Southampton Delhi Campus, Gurgaon, India.
• The university has quite a few facilities – Hartley Library, 24/7 study spaces, sports complexes with gyms and swimming pools, health and wellbeing services, medical and dental centres, cafes, shops, student housing, and performance venues.
• Loads of campus festivals, including freshers week, the Culture Festival, the Southampton Arts and Humanities Festival, etc. Loads of stuff to do at Southampton Uni outside of lectures! They've got tonnes of sports clubs under "Team Southampton" and over 200 student societies covering everything from cultural events to gaming. You'll find something you're into, for sure!
   

• I found my accommodation through the university website. I also had joined a few whatsapp groups which can help especially if you are looking for accommodations outside of university. I stayed at Wessex Lane halls accommodation where was a bit old, but very spacious and nature-centric.
• The monthly cost was around 650 GBP, which includes the rent, food (twice a day), bus pass, security, bills, cleaning.
• I would highly recommend Wessex lane halls if you are not looking for anything fancy and if you are looking for an accommodation which provides food.
• The halls is around a km away from the campus, so a good 15 min walk

• All are supported by the student hub and the students' union, where they'll be providing excellent services to fulfill the student's requirements.

• Uni also provides accommodation services based on priority basis.
• Apart from that there are many house letting platforms that helps to identify the houses for rent.

• Campus life is what makes it worth it to come this far from home; it is undoubtedly the best time of our university life. we have so many different campuses with a huge library and world-class sports facilities with extensive support for each student and the offering of the best research platforms in the entire country .

• It varies from city to city. I chose my accommodation from the university's portal and the weekly rent is around 180 pounds.

• The campus life is good; we meet with people from different nationalities and cultures. The University conducts many cultural and academic events throughout the year. There are many clubs of different varieties in the University. The University also has a Student Union.
• The University has a big library (Hartley Library) where you can study. It also has a number of PCs that you can use. There is also a Sports Hall (Jubilee Sports Hall) that has a badminton court, swimming pool, etc. There are many sports clubs also.

• I stayed in a University student accommodation on Wessex lane. I stayed in a shared accommodation with a common kitchen and bathroom. I shared with 6 other students. My room was fully furnished, with a bed, study table, cupboard and almirah. Also, we had a laundry that was free to all students, and yearly bus passes were issued to students with University accommodation. I applied for this accommodation from the University website. The monthly rent for this accommodation is around 512 GBP per month.

• My university has 9 campuses in total. Five in Southampton( Highfield campus, Avenue campus, Boldrewood campus, University Hospital Southampton, Waterfront campus, City Center campus, Winchester campus)one in Winchester, and two international branches in Malaysia and India.
• The university has a library, Gym, Sports hall, Swimming area, a NHS hospital, Clubs and societies etc. The university has many SUSU events throughout the year. 

• I opted for university accommodation- Wessex Lane Halls. I found it though the university website. I opted for a standard room which was £128 per week.
• This is one of the six rooms in a flat. You have a common kitchen, dining, and washroom area. Your room will be equipped with a wash basin, cot, study table, chair, heater, cupboard, storage facilities.
• Finding my accommodation was pretty smooth and straightforward. opt for student accommodation confidently and it wont disappoint you. The accommodation is very safe too. The accommodation is a 20-minute-walk and 5-minute-bus ride far.

• Southampton has a lively campus experience with plenty of events, fests, clubs, and extracurricular activities, though how much you engage depends on your schedule. The university has multiple campuses, but for MBA students, most activities happen at Highfield Campus, which is the main one. There's also the Avenue Campus for humanities and Boldrewood Campus for engineering and maritime studies.  
• The campus has solid facilities, including a huge library, well-equipped sports complexes, medical services, and career support offices. The Hartley Library is where most students spend late nights before deadlines. The Jubilee Sports Centre has a gym, swimming pool, and various sports courts.  
• Southampton has several big events, including the Freshers’ Fair, the Grad Ball, and cultural festivals hosted by student societies. The Students’ Union (SUSU) runs tons of clubs and societies, ranging from business networking groups to sports teams and cultural societies.  
• For extracurriculars, you’ll find everything from football and cricket teams to music, dance, and tech clubs.

• I chose to pursue off-campus housing due to its greater flexibility and overall affordability compared to university accommodations. I discovered my residence through online resources such as Unite Students, Capital House, etc. Additionally, some individuals utilize WhatsApp or Telegram groups to network with fellow students seeking flatmates. My monthly rent was approximately £600 for an ensuite room, inclusive of all utilities, situated in the city centre.
• While locating a suitable place was relatively straightforward, securing it proved to be more challenging, as desirable options tend to be taken swiftly. Furthermore, some landlords prefer guarantors based in the UK, which can pose difficulties for international students. In certain instances, offering several months' rent in advance can alleviate this issue. 
• For prospective students, I advise commencing the search early, exploring multiple platforms, and reaching out to current students for potential leads. Southampton offers various neighbourhoods, but many Indian students tend to reside in Portswood, Highfield, or Shirley, as these areas provide good transportation links, grocery stores, and reasonable rental prices.

• My University has 3 campus. They are Highfield Campus, Boulderwood Campus, and the City Center Campus. 
• The facilities available are Hartley library which is one of the best and oldest libraries across all UK universities. There is a huge sports facilities with Swimming, Gym, Badminton and many other sports. We also have UHS (University Health Sevice) on campus. 
• We have over 100 clubs and pretty much the same amount of events. At any given day, there is atleast 1 event happening in or around our university. I took part in a few myself - the color fun run, the fresher's week, etc.
• There are many sports activities for both individual or team sports, at either the university level or even intercity level. There are various cultural events as well, like bollywood night, chinese new year celebrations, diwali, etc.

• I used my counsellor's (Zoom Abroad) contacts to get my accommodation. They connected me with University Living, and they helped me finalize my accommodation via Whatsapp and calls.
• The weekly rent was GBP 120 which was to be paid over 10 installments over the course of the year. We each had out private room in a shared flat. We had 2 shared washrooms, a shared shower and a big shared kitchen. Apart from that, we had monthly events like Pizza Night, Trivia Night, etc.
• The challenges I mainly encountered were trust-based. Since it is a new country altogether and I don't know anyone there, I was hesitant to pay the deposit upfront. However, I can vouch that University Living is as trusted as it gets. The other challenge was finding a location close to the university which also had a decent rent amount that fit my budget.
• My recommendation would be Green Wood Court, it is where I stayed and it was the best accommodation I saw there for this price range. There are other good ones like Orion and Glen Eyre, but they provide a similar experience for a higher price. 
• My accommodation was a 15 minute walk away from the University. Most of the Indian students stayed either here at Green Wood Court or at Glen Eyre Halls.

• There are 8 campuses of University of Southampton. 
  1. Highfield campus, Southampton 
  2. Avenue campus, Southampton
  3. Bolderwood campus, Southampton
  4. City Centre campus, Southampton
  5. Waterfront campus. Southampton 
  6. Winchester Art School, Winchester 
  7. University of Southampton, Malaysia 
  8. University of Southampton, Delhi 

• In the UK campuses, there are libraries (Hartley Library in Highfield, Avenue campus library) and the Jubilee sports centre in Highfield. There are medical services available in Highfield where students are registered with a GP.
• Some of the major campus events include fresher's welcome, scholar's event and Stag nights. The university also celebrates through clubs regional festivals like Diwali and Holi.
• There are several extracurricular activities going on at all times at the campus because of the large number of clubs. Some clubs have weekly meet ups and some have monthly or however they require. Water sports are a speciality at Southampton as it's a coastal university with a waterfront campus. The SUSU is the student union organization that oversees the events and clubs of the entire student body and provides student support in all areas, including international students support.

• I found an accommodation through the university. I applied on the university website and got a room of my preference.
• The monthly rent was around £800 and it included utilities like electricity and water bills, laundry and bus tickets to Unilink.
• The accommodation booking process was quite simple on the university website and only required me to show an unconditional offer from the university.
• I would recommend applying early so that you find a room according to your requirements. Many late applicants find a room that is not what they required or do not find one at all. They then have to look elsewhere for private rooms where the rent is much higher and utilities are not included.
• My accommodation was close to campus and I could either walk or take a (free) bus to the campus.

There are clubs for almost everything. You can join any number of clubs according to your interest. Some of them have a joining fee while most of them are free. The research facilities, library and sports in the university are top notch. You can get wifi on whole campus anywhere you go.

I opted for a private student accommodation rather than the university accommodation. I was living in Orion point and trust me it is the best location for a student going to university. It is in the centre and all the things are equidistant. If someone is willing to opt for university accommodation, they can choose mayflower as it in the city centre and not very far from uni as well.