Schools, Faculties, and Institutions

Faculties

• Brunel University London is organized into several academic schools, each focused on providing high-quality, specialized education:

  • School of Engineering, Design, and Physical Sciences: Known for its cutting-edge research in engineering, technology, and design, this school is a hub for innovation and hands-on learning.
  • School of Business and Management: Offers world-class programs in business, finance, marketing, and management, with a strong emphasis on global business and entrepreneurship.
  • School of Health Sciences and Social Care: Provides professional training in health-related fields such as nursing, physiotherapy, and public health.
  • School of Arts and Humanities: Focuses on creative disciplines, including music, media, and the arts, alongside critical social sciences and humanities programs.
  • School of Life Sciences: Offers programs in biology, biomedical sciences, and environmental studies.

  These schools collaborate on interdisciplinary projects, providing students with a comprehensive, forward-thinking academic experience.

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Scholarships, Bursaries, and Funding

Brunel University offers a range of financial support options for both UK and international students:

• Brunel International Scholarships: These merit-based scholarships offer up to £6,000 for international undergraduate and postgraduate students.
• Postgraduate Research Scholarships: Competitive funding for doctoral students in specific fields, including full tuition fees and living expenses.
• Brunel Excellence Scholarships: Awarded to exceptional undergraduate students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievements.
• Alumni Bursary: Available to students who are graduates of Brunel University and wish to continue their studies at the postgraduate level.
• External Funding: The university provides guidance on external scholarship and funding opportunities, such as government grants and private sponsors.

Student Accommodation

Brunel offers a variety of on-campus accommodation options to suit different budgets and preferences, including catered and self-catered halls. On-campus accommodation provides a supportive environment with easy access to academic buildings, student services, and social activities.

• Costs: Prices typically range from £130 to £210 per week, depending on the type of room and hall (single, en-suite, shared bathroom, etc.).
• Facilities: On-campus residences come with all necessary amenities such as Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, and 24-hour security.
• Options: Halls of residence include the popular Middlesex and Hamilton Halls, offering both private and shared accommodations.

Off-Campus Student Accommodations

For students who prefer to live off-campus, there are numerous housing options near the university, including private rental apartments and shared houses. The town of Uxbridge and surrounding areas offer affordable accommodation within walking distance or a short bus ride to campus.

• Convenience: Off-campus housing is often more flexible in terms of space and privacy, with many properties offering easy access to local shops, restaurants, and public transport.
• Costs: Prices for off-campus housing generally range from £400 to £800 per month for a one-bedroom apartment, depending on location and amenities.
• Options: Websites like Studentpad and Rightmove provide listings for nearby student-friendly accommodation. The university's accommodation office can also offer guidance and support for finding off-campus housing.