West Midlands

The University of Wolverhampton is a public university, therefore, tuition fees for international students and domestic students may vary. Also, the tuition fees varies from course to course and depends on the type of course and level of study. The average tuition fee for some popular courses at the University of Wolverhampton are givne below:

Courses     Average Fees
BE/BTech    INR 13 L 
MS    INR 15 L 
BBA    INR 13 L 
MIM    INR 14.2 L - 15.1 L 

It depends on what type of accommodation you choose, but yes — student accommodation in Birmingham can be expensive, especially for better options or locations close to campus.

The general Coventry University acceptance rate stands at about 32%,  meaning that out of every 100 students who apply to Coventry admissions, the university is likely to admit just 32 candidates. 

Whereas, when it comes to Coventry acceptance rate for UG students,  it stands at about 18.7%,  making the admission criteria for undergraduate students extremely selective as only around one-fifth of the candidates are likely to be offered the opportunity to enroll on the campus grounds of CU.

International students are recommended to start their search for student accommodations in Birmingham between October and March for the upcoming academic year beginning in September. Early booking is beneficial in terms of getting university halls in popular areas and specific types of Birmingham student flats.

Generally, the Birmingham city centre is considered ideal for students as it provides access to most transportation units, the city's vibrant nightlife, shopping units and eateries. However, Selly Oak is considered ideal for University of Birmingham graduates

The Talent Team at Coventry University UK offers a number of career services such as: 

• CV and Portfolio guidance

• Embedded employability skills sessions

• Professional practice placement support such as delivering student placement preparation sessions, providing placement opportunities across a range of subjects, liaising with placement employers, etc. 

• Graduate support: Helping students navigate the recruitment process, which includes everything from CV, application writing and cover letter right through to preparation for psychometric testing, assessment centres and the interview process

Yes, the University of Birmingham City offers a wide range of student clubs and organizations. These organizations are based on media, academic, culture, liberation societies, active performance, sports and adopt. Some of them are accounting society, architecture society, BCU car club, bollywood society, business and enterprise society and many more. These clubs and organisations are a great source of building skills, connecting with new people, teamwork, etc. Students can join any of these based on their interests and preferences.

Majority of the University of Birmingham students are known to live as part of the residence halls based in Edgbaston & Selly Oak, in large part due to the close proximity of these halls to the university campus.

The university campus offers over 7,500 residential spaces to students as part of its townhouses.

Yes, Birmingham can be considered an ideal place to study for international students, thanks to the presence of its world class academic infrastructure that includes two of the best universities in the UK: University of Birmingham & Birmingham City University.

The city is full of international students & there are a number of places to hang out at over the weekend including: Cadbury World, Library of Birmingham, Symphony Hall, Villa Park & Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.

No, shuttle services are not available to placed students, & they are required to use the world class public transport network of the Birmingham & West Midlands region.

Students can also visit their working locations via their own car, provided they have the right insurance for it.