Best University of Birmingham (UoB) Accommodation, uk
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Vita Student, 8 Gough Street, Birmingham, B1 ...
Vita Student, 8 Gough Street, Birmingham, B1 ...
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£251
/weekYugo Bentley House - Student Accommodation, 1 ...
Yugo Bentley House - Student Accommodation, 1 ...
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£199
/week800 Bristol Road, Birmingham, B29 6NA
8 mins by public transport, 13 mins walk to U ...
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£275
/week701, BRISTOL ROAD , B29 6SR
9 mins by public transport, 18 mins walk to U ...
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£170
/week160 Bath Row, Birmingham, B15 1NR
13 mins by public transport University of Bir ...
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£160
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Is Birmingham uni hard to get into?
The admission requirements for the University of Birmingham can vary depending on the programme and level of study. While some programmes may have competitive entry requirements, the university also considers factors beyond academic grades, such as personal statements and references.
How many international students are at the University of Birmingham?
There are over 10,000 international students at the University of Birmingham, representing approximately 150 countries.
Is Birmingham a prestigious university?
Yes, the University of Birmingham is widely recognised as a prestigious institution, both nationally and internationally. It is a member of the prestigious Russell Group, which represents leading research-intensive universities in the UK.
Does the University of Birmingham offer scholarships for international students?
Yes, the University of Birmingham offers a number of scholarships for international students. These include:
- Global Masters Scholarships
- Birmingham Commonwealth Games Scholarship
- Commonwealth Elite Sport Award
What is the minimum GPA for the University of Birmingham?
The University of Birmingham typically does not specify a minimum GPA requirement for admission. Instead, the university evaluates applicants holistically, considering various factors such as academic qualifications, personal statements, references, and standardised test scores.
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