Frequently asked questions
Newcastle University is a founding member of the UK's Russell Group of research-intensive universities. It combines world-class research with an outstanding academic experience. Students learn in state-of-the-art facilities, challenged and supported by world-class experts and academics. Degrees are shaped by links with national and multinational industries as students build the skills they need to become highly desirable graduates. Placements, work experience, work or study abroad opportunities help students gain employability skills and broaden their horizons.
Self-catered residences for both postgraduate and undergraduate students are in great locations, close to campus and public transport links for easy access to the university and city centre. Rooms offer shared or private facilities, with communal areas and social spaces. All residences have designated laundry rooms. Some undergraduate accommodation features study zones, games areas, and communal spaces. A range of accommodation is available to suit all budgets. Rent is inclusive of utility bills (some exclusions apply). Free personal possessions insurance and Wi-Fi is included as standard.
The university is located in North East England 鈥� a region steeped in history, with romantic castles, beautiful landscapes and a stunning coastline. The campus is in the heart of Newcastle, a welcoming, multicultural city where one in six people is a student. Newcastle is also one of the most affordable cities in the UK. Fast road and rail links connect the city with the rest of the UK 鈥� Newcastle is less than 3 hours by train from London. An international airport operates direct flights to multiple UK and worldwide destinations. A Metro system links the city, its airport, railway station, and popular student suburbs, as well as the beautiful coastline just 30 minutes away.