The University of Buckingham: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

The University of Buckingham itself does not provide any transportation services;

However, the most affordable and easiest way to reach the university is by using public transportation services, such as buses, cabs, or taxis.

Local Bus Services - There's many bus services in the region that may take you around Buckingham, as well as to and from the following nearby locations. Bus schedules are accessible at the Tanlaw Mill, the SU building's entry hall.

Coach Services- If you do want to travel further out but don't want to spend as much money as you would on the train, taking the coach is the way to go. The majority of destinations in the United Kingdom can be reached by coach. National Express is a company that operates in the United runs coach routes up and down the country and their prices are extremely reasonable.

Train Services- The local railway station nearest to the University of Buckingham is Central Milton Keynes, and there is a bus service just adjacent to the railway station. From Central Milton Keynes Station, train services are available to Birmingham and London Euston, which are the two significant cities that are served. The journey duration to London is roughly 45 minutes and the Intercity service runs at 15 minute intervals. Bicester and Bletchley, both close by, have train stations with bus connections linking them to Buckingham.

• With students from more than 90 nations studying at the University of Buckingham, three "freshers' weeks" are held each year.
• On campus, there are quiet and social study rooms, as well as dedicated prayer places and two on-site cafés.
• A central restaurant, located near to the major student bar, serves hot cuisine every day. On-site amenities include a laundromat, gym, and bookstore.
• Ideally, each and every club and society at the University of Buckingham are student-led organisations that bring like-minded people together.
• Sporting-related organisations are referred to as 'clubs,' and they are linked with the BSU; other organisations are referred to as 'societies.'
• In addition, there is a 25-meter swimming pool in the University of Buckingham campus.

The library is available seven days a week and has space for individual or group study.

• Students can access a wide choice of leading academic databases from anywhere in the world, providing them with a wealth of knowledge for their assignments.
• The University of Buckingham’s Law School has its own law library. The University of Buckingham and Crewe both have medical and allied health resources.

• All libraries have computers and printing facilities. Moreover, the nearby Hunter Street Library has a computer lab for postgraduate students studying at the University of Buckingham.