Coliving / Shared House

890

Cricklewood

Spare room

Oui pas cher et bien situés, plein d'offres

Musical theatre, the parakeet pub, mill house cafe

Not the choice

Cool, many Italians, near center London, transportation cost a lot

Take the bike

Everyone goes to the bar at 6pm

Student Residence

1200

Bloomsbury

The school's website

Good atmosphere, very central, but it is advisable to book early to have a choice of different room options.

London is still a northern city, so you should expect bars and clubs to close early in general. Fatsoma and Rtickets are great apps for buying tickets to events at clubs. Soho is a great place to go out at the weekend and have a drink in the neighbourhood.

Read the course content carefully, but whatever happens, you will have a week at the beginning of the semester to change your courses. The finance courses are particularly interesting, although the others are too. Overall, all the courses are extremely well explained, which means you won't get lost.

The campus is in the heart of London, it's like a small neighbourhood. It's fairly new. Attending classes still requires you to work on your own, individually. London is certainly not the most exotic destination for an exchange programme, but if your goal is to travel throughout your exchange and have an unforgettable experience on the other side of the world, while working little, then LSE is probably not the ideal choice. You do have free time, but you mustn't forget that you're in London, the weather isn't great and you still have to work quite hard.

From London, many people travel to Oxford or Cambridge, which are accessible by train in 1.5 hours from London. Paris is also very close, as are the Netherlands, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland.

A capital city that remains lively, but extremely expensive. The food is far from amazing. The weather is not as bad as people think, nor is the temperature.

Coliving / Shared House

£2200

Near Finsbury Park in North London. Near shops, bus stops and tube

Londonist Residence

If I could, I wouldn’t choose it again. It’s very expensive. And the management doesn’t really take care of your basic needs especially when they get their full payment. I would advise reading the reviews on trustpilot first

Weatherspoons

Business Ethics was very interesting but had a lot of readings. Introduction to Logic is an introductory course so I thought it would be easy. But it’s not!

The campus is way bigger than what I’m used to. It’s spread across many different buildings. The first day we had to take our passports and plane boarding passes to register. I thought it was odd. So keep your boarding passes intact for the registration if you’re travelling from outside the UK.

Scotland by bus or train. Going at night to be there in the morning and coming back the next day. Brixton to see the beach

Weather —> bipolar. It could be super cold one minute and warm another. I just layer my clothes for the day Transport system —> my train line (picadilly) usually has severe delays so I always leave some time in case Living costs—> it’s pretty expensive. From the day you land, try to get an oyster card discount

Student Residence

1800€

Wembley

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It is very expensive (although all London is), but honestly the building was worth it, everything was new, there were free events every week to meet people, free huge gym and yoga room, huge library and so many community spaces

Compared to Vienna it’s a whole different vibe and not as safe at night, but if you choose correctly and go with friends it’s fine

All classes were super easy, most universities don’t allow exams so you mostly just do group work and assignments or essays

The campus is nothing special, and it’s very very far from the city. The registration was easy and the classes are fun

So far i only went to Oxford but there are so many cities nearby by train and you have a bunch of time to explore

Everything except the cost is good. Transport can be a bit of a problem so make sure you stay near the tube cause buses are not reliable

Student Residence

too much: around 1100e

camden town

ucl's accomodation website

yes of course, beside the price, the catering halls is amazing, the rooms are perfect for a simple accom, very close to uni

I loved the Blue Kitchen in camden

I recommend looking at the requierments and the list of reading, you do not need to read them before the term starts yet look if the class will have a lot of reading per week or not and at the coursework sheme so that you can balance between classes that need a lot of work at home and others that need less in order to not be overwhelmed

the campus is amazing and the registration was so easy. They send emails for everything before you arrive to inform you on each topic, I would definitly study my whole life here even if the level is very much high

plane tickets are cheap from here

cost of living is very high for sure but there is so much cheap options for everything, make some research for cheaper alternatives. Also it is a city with a very fast dynamic do not rush into buying and consuming. A lot of things are free go look for them and dowload apps like Unidays for tips

Other

around 2000£/ month

near to Notthing hill, 25min from uni

facebook recommendation

I liked it. Very student friendly city in some ways, but still very expensive. Great international network

Clubs et cours: maddox, gallery, paloma

Recommend : Investment and wealth management Don’t recommend : Entrepreneurship : Family business and social enterprise

Very nice campus, easy registration. I would probably choose the same again considering the choices i was given

Visit the Uk. Former british colonies are cheap to go (example : Cyprus)

Cost of living is expensive. Organize yourself and your spendings

Student Residence

900

At the University of East London campus in Docklands.

Google, Instagram, University website

I really enjoy living on the University of East London campus in Docklands. The location is great, it’s peaceful, safe, and right by the river, which makes the environment very pleasant. I also appreciate being close to my classes and surrounded by other students, which helps create a nice community feeling. The campus facilities are convenient, and it’s easy to reach central London whenever I want to explore the city. Overall, I feel comfortable and happy living here. If I had to choose again, I would definitely pick the same place. It’s been a positive and enjoyable experience, and I think it’s the best option for student life in London.

I don’t usually go out very often, as I enjoy spending quiet evenings on campus or exploring new places during the day. However, I’ve been to a few nice places around London, for example, the Sky Garden, which has amazing views of the city, and Boxpark in Shoreditch, which has a really fun and lively atmosphere. I also went to a student night at a club in Canary Wharf, which was a great experience to meet other students and enjoy some music. Even though I’m not someone who goes out all the time, I really like discovering new spots when I have the chance.

I would recommend the business classes, as they are really interesting and practical. The law classes are also great, they help you understand how legal concepts apply to real business situations. Overall, both subjects are engaging and useful for the future.

The University of East London has a really nice campus, especially in Docklands — it’s modern, safe, and has beautiful views by the river. The atmosphere is calm but still social, which I really enjoy. The registration process was quite easy and well-organized, and the staff were helpful whenever I had questions. If I had to choose again, I would definitely pick UEL. It offers a good balance between studies, campus life, and the opportunity to explore London.

There are so many great trips you can take from London! I’d recommend visiting Oxford or Cambridge for a day, both cities are beautiful and full of history. Brighton is also a great option if you want to enjoy the seaside and a more relaxed atmosphere. If you have a bit more time, Bath and Windsor are amazing for their architecture and culture. And for nature, a trip to the Cotswolds or Richmond Park is definitely worth it!

To live your best life in London, you need to know how to manage your budget, the city can be expensive, so planning ahead really helps. It’s also important to learn how to use public transport, especially the Tube and buses, since they make it easy to get anywhere. I’d also say: take time to explore different areas of the city, each neighborhood has its own vibe! And don’t forget to balance study and relaxation: enjoy the parks, museums, and cafés when you can. Finally, be open to meeting new people, London is super diverse, and you can learn a lot from everyone you meet.

My main tip would be to stay organized and manage your time well, university life in London can get busy very quickly! Don’t hesitate to ask for help from teachers or student services if you need support; people are always willing to help. Also, try to enjoy the experience, take advantage of all the opportunities the city offers, from cultural events to networking and student activities. And finally, remember to find a good balance between studying, social life, and rest, that’s the key to having a great time here.

Student Residence

100/200£

Sunderland

On Sunderland University Web site Accommodation

yes but take a room with the bathroom include

Iam not a very bars girl but as you know UK is famous for their clubs, pubs

Management Accounting

Be open for new meetings

i was in Sunderland

in sunderland there haven’t a lot of thing to do but is coconing

Other

800£

In Brunel

On the website of the Brunel’s school

It was super nice as an international student cause I had the possibility to share time, go to gym, go to the Brunel’s nightclub (on site) with all my French friends and UK friends !

Ministry of sound, Hyde park, lightbox, Camden street, soho, Wembley Park, Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, Nothing Hill, Borough Market,

I was in international Business and the cost was high, and the amount of lectures was very low (6h/week)

Campus cool, gym cool, sports cool, (just be careful if you get injured in England it’s not the best ask every docs : I broke my ankle and it was not the best thing of my Erasmus) there is a bar and a nightclub : just be careful it’s far away from London, if you don’t travel a lot into London (like only the weekend) don’t take a travel card cause it’s very very expensive (200£ per month as a student)

London is very very expensive, I went to bath wich was amazing but just a bus cost me 50 pounds

My only advise is try things, having a walk and stay in group not all alone cause it can happen a lack of safety

Enjoy ;)

Student Residence

1000

Hatfield

curzon point

no

idk

Exchange class

The campus was cool and animated

idk

cost of living (very high)