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Fee componentsAmount (for 3 - 4 years)
INR 26.8 L - 38.61 L
INR 6.42 L - 9.25 L
INR 98.55 K
INR 3.56 K - 59.69 K
INR 34.24 L - 49.44 L
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MSci Business Management with Innovation - Batch of 2025
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its okay, it's not the best. Personally didn't really enjoy my university
Tips: Wouldn't recommend Bristol, look for something in London. It is very expensive, and for asians like us, they don't really respect us as much. After a degree, there wasn't really any value in the UK either, so don't rely on your degree. The job market in the UK is really bad.
Likes (Safety): It is okay, but sometimes there are homeless people and drug addicts who roam around. Just be careful, especially after 8 pm. Try to stay away from the city centre to be safer. Everything else is okay, just make sure the accommodation is not bad and that it's in a safe area, because some parts of Bristol are not good.
Dislikes (Value for money): Rent and the cost of living here are just far too high. Honestly, London feels cheaper when you look at what you actually get for your money. People love to say London is unaffordable, but moving somewhere else doesn’t automatically mean you’ll spend less or live better. Rent alone eats up so much of your income that saving, making plans, or enjoying yourself comfortably becomes hard. Add bills, groceries, transport, and everyday expenses, and it all gets overwhelming fast. Even simple things like dinner out, catching up with friends, or grabbing a coffee start to feel like something you have to think twice about. At least London gives you more options. You can pick from different areas, find affordable places to eat, rely on public transport, and enjoy plenty of free things around the city. London is expensive, no doubt, but having those choices makes it easier to manage a budget. For me, it comes down to whether the cost feels justified. I’d happily pay more if it meant better accommodation, more convenience, or a better quality of life. When none of that comes with it, it’s hard to see the appeal. In the end, I want to live somewhere I can cover my expenses, put some money aside, and still enjoy life. If it costs just as much here, or even more, then London starts to look like the more practical and worthwhile choice for me.
Total Monthly ExpensePound 375
Prepping time for classes24 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryPound 33400
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While the application deadlines for the Uni of Bristol vary as per the courses, for UG courses, the application deadlines are-

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UG Medicine, Dentistry, or Vet. Sci coursesOct 15, 2026
Standard UG deadlineJan 13, 2027

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Nishtha Shukla

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Most undergraduate, postgraduate taught and postgraduate research students on a Student visa can work up to 20 hours a week in term-time. International Foundation and pre-sessional students have a lower limit of 10 hours. The limit covers all jobs added together and runs from Monday to Sunday.

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Khushi Arora

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No. Summer counts as term-time for postgraduate taught students because of the final project, so the 20-hour weekly limit still applies. These students can work full-time during the Easter and Christmas vacations. They can also work full-time once both their submission date and course end date have

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Khushi Arora

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Students can search mycareer, which lists employers who want Bristol students, and register with the Temporary Staffing Service for casual university work. Other routes include paid student roles, NHS jobs, Mall Cribbs jobs, recruitment agencies, general job boards and speculative applications to em

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Khushi Arora

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No. The Student visa does not allow self-employment or running a business. Working on a contracting basis can also count as self-employment. Tutoring is therefore allowed only as an employee of a company or organization. Professional sportspeople, sports coaches and entertainers are also not permitt

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