Frequently asked questions
Many of Brunel's degrees can be taken with a placement year. There are also opportunities to go abroad to study or work, allowing students to gain valuable employability skills and broaden their horizons. Combined with the many course combinations available, high-quality teaching and facilities, and a wealth of clubs and societies to join, students will have no problem finding the right fit for them.
Students can choose from over 3,800 rooms, including en-suite, studios for couples, and specially adapted rooms for disables students. Free Wi-Fi is available in halls, as well as shared kitchen and dining facilities, and 24-hour campus security. There are also communal areas for socialising. In accessible halls, several rooms are adapted for disabled students.
Brunel boasts a vibrant student experience. Its single campus promotes a strong community feel, making it easy to connect with peers. The active Students' Union hosts diverse clubs, societies, and events, catering to varied interests. Excellent sports facilities support a thriving athletic scene. Uxbridge provides a blend of local social options, while London's vast cultural and entertainment scene is readily accessible. A diverse student body creates an inclusive, multicultural atmosphere, enriching the overall university experience.