Swansea University Information
Accommodation:
Once admitted to the university, each candidate will receive at home a guide that will explain in detail the characteristics of each property and the procedure to find the place that best suits our tastes and needs. The first-year students can enjoy the accommodation spaces within the residence halls of the university, provided they so request within the time limits and terms established. In this case it is advisable to begin the application process as early as possible to guarantee a place, as demand far exceeds the number of vacancies:
Singleton Residences, located within the campus, have rooms with shared bathrooms and some with en-suite. Hendrefoelan Student Village and Woodside Flats: a two and half miles from the university, provides individual study rooms in apartments for 4 or 11 students.
Beck House, specially designed for graduate students and students with families, the price varies depending on the duration of the contract and the type of housing. Along with the wide range of residence halls, you can also opt for other private accommodation : rooms, apartments or flats for rent, either individuals or shared with other students. In the office of university accommodation have a list of different locations and contact details directly with landlords.
Cost of living:
The financial issues are a major concern of all international students. Therefore, Swansea University offers students a professional team to guide them in matters of money, tuition fees, daily expenses, financing options, scholarships and grants.The cost of living estimated grade for a student would be around £ 7060 to the year, although estimates vary depending on the lifestyle of each individual and factors such as the place where you live, or gourmet tastes intensity of social life.
Accommodation is one of the concepts that should be allocated more resources. Average spending is estimated at £ 2010 per academic year, a figure which would add light bills, water and gas (£ 600). To all this must be added the support, which will mean about £ 2700 a year on food. Other expenses which must be the acquisition of books and study materials (£ 500) or leisure outlets (£ 800), and other personal expenses such as grooming or dress (£ 450).