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 ​Located within the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, this university was founded in 1899 as Kingston Technical Institute. It received university status in 1992 after which it was renamed Kingston University from Kingston Polytechnic. There are multiple campuses situated in and around the city. The university is home to more than 16,000 students out of which over 3,000 are international students from various parts of the world. These students come here to study various programs such as engineering, management, nursing, arts, humanities, and many more. The university offers world-class facilities that help students to gain knowledge and practical experience. It offers a perfect blend of career-focused courses and excellent teaching. The entire city is quite safe and also just 25-minutes away from Central London. At Kingston, you have an opportunity to hone your skills by going on a sandwich year, or year in industry, where you do a paid work experience in-between years of your...

 Brighton is a gorgeous city on the UK’s south coast and is a cultural marvel, full of diversity and liveliness, with epic sights to see and things to do. It is also one of the top student cities in the UK, meaning there is a buzzing student crowd bringing a youthful energy to the city. The nightlife in Brighton is well renowned, and it is almost a guarantee that no matter what day of the week it is, there is always somewhere fun to go.  Once your admission is finalised, and you find your student accommodation near University of Brighton or near whichever university you’re headed to, the next thing on your to-do list will be exploring and enjoying. Wondering what to do and where you should head? This is where this list comes in handy. There are few things that every Brighton student must do and experience, the fun kind, not the life learning kind or the academic ones. Scroll on to see what those are- #1 Have a blast at Brighton Pier  It is a sin to not have visited the B...

 Cairns is like the DREAM, the whole package. It has got it all-the gorgeous bleaches, stunning rainforest, islands, tropical weather, waterfalls, The Great Barrier Reef, and so much more! And, if you are lucky enough to make this dream vacation place your new abode for university, then let’s just say the student accommodation Cairns has to offer is quite rad as well. Located in Far North Queensland, Cairns is a beautiful tropical paradise with sprawling mountainous rainforest, lovely gorges, glistening beaches, and bustling markets, attracting almost 3 million tourists each year.  Living here is basically like vacation vibes all year round. There is never a dull moment, in fact, it will be super hard to be bored with so many things to do and places to visit. Scroll down to read more on the 5 top things you simply have to do! Well, other than visiting the popular hotspots…. #1 Take the leap   You know how people say to push your limits, well this is basically that, but...

 At first glance, Reading is merely a commuter town but in fact, it is a wonderful city that dates back to medieval times. It was shaped by the River Thames and Kennet that encircle the centre of this magnificent city which has many things to offer to its visitors. In today’s time as well the city embraces its heritage and waterside location as part of a lively, metropolitan destination. The city has plenty of schools and a few reputed higher education institutions which include the University of Reading. This higher education institution attracts thousands of students which make it a wonderful university town. The university is amongst the Top 20 universities in terms of research with 98% of the research conducted here is of international standing. For students, there is a nice selection of fine museums and plenty of bars and clubs to have a vibrant social life. There are several student housing options available for you to stay comfortably. These include university-owned halls, p...

 Glasgow is quite a famous city even though it is not the capital of Scotland. It is situated in the west-central part of Scotland and is the fourth largest in the UK! It sits on the banks of River Clyde and home to more than 600,000 people. One thing that this city is famous for is its incredible nightlife. This Scottish city is filled with so many clubs, pubs and live music venues that you will always be in a party mood. Two of my favourite pubs is Super Bario and The Flying Duck both of which are quite great. The city is also home to various top universities including the University of Glasgow. So if you’re going to study in Glasgow and looking for good student accommodation then I can recommend some of them. 1.Gallery apartments Glasgow Located on Port Dundas Place this student housing Glasgow is one of the best places to enjoy your university life in Glasgow. The student accommodation offers a wide range of room types including private rooms and studio flats. Each room is well...

 The capital of New Zealand, Wellington is a small city that sits at the southern tip of the North Island New Zealand. It is a beautiful city that exudes a large amount of character and charm. Known for its world’s best coffee and scenic views which will blow your mind, this city is quite hard to resist. Also, the people of New Zealand are quite friendly and welcoming which is why many people love to visit this country and live here.   Wellington is quite popular amongst visitors because of its unique and cosy bar scene, and accessibility to both the North and South Islands. The city is also known as ‘Wellywood’ or ‘The Windy City’ because of the high winds.  There are several reasons why you should visit this beautiful city once in your lifetime, and here are just a few reasons why. 1.  Thriving Food Scene Located close to the harbour it is no surprise that the city specialises in seafood. You’ll be more surprised to know that it has more bars, cafes and restau...

 Curling up with something good to read is the cheap practice to stay busy and also gain some knowledge and additional information. Although the internet has superseded this good old reading habit, yet there are people who like to be happy staying a bookworm. Here are the top 4 top-notch libraries with great accumulation of literary works by prominent authors.  Waiuku Situated in the south of central Auckland, Waiuku library brings forth the suggested best reads arranged according to genres and helps readers to pick up only a stack of books, they are interested in. Students readers get what is important, very quickly without having to go in for more pile of books. Readers can also get to read publications from new authors. Most of the popular student accommodation Auckland is situated near this university, to provide ease of access.    Kaukapakapa This library is known for its extensive range of books accumulated for good, in its twenty one square meters of building ...