University College Birmingham

University College Birmingham is located in Birmingham and the distance between the city and the university is 1.3 miles. All of the university’s campuses are closely located and the distance between the city center and five campuses is less than a mile. Students can travel by the local buses which typically last for 9 minutes. Students who choose to commute by rail can use the intercity link at the Birmingham New Street Station. Students can either drive or walk to the university which takes 4 minutes and 20 minutes respectively. Additionally, coach services run frequently to Birmingham Central Coach Station from all major towns, cities, and airports. 

University College Birmingham carries out its educational processes through the following schools listed below:

1. School of Business, Tourism and Creative Industries 
2. School of Health, Sport and Food

University College Birmingham is spread across five campuses, as listed below:

1. Moss House
2. Summer Row
3. Mclntyre House
4. The Link
5. Camden House 

• The university equips its students with high-spec computers along with quiet study and self-study laptop areas across campus. University College Birmingham Camden House campus offers large study spaces with more than 100 PCs and even has the Technology Hub that offers IT support and more. University College Birmingham The Link campus provides over 90 brand-new computers and workspace pods. Moss House and Mclntyre House have a ThinkSpace, laptop loan lockers with 200 PCs and laptops, breakout spaces, and glazed study pods.
• University College Birmingham Moss House campus is equipped with three 100-seat lecture theaters, and the Mclntyre campus with two 126-seat lecture theatres and a 250-seat flagship lecture theatre. 
• The university’s library services offer access to more than 50,000 print resources, 24/7 online access to more than 60 million digital resources, study spaces with PCs, and WiFi access along with expert help from academic librarians. 
• The Centre for Academic Skills and English (CASE) offers academic support and resources through one-to-one or small group sessions, online services, and disability support. 
• Located in the University College Birmingham Summer Row campus, students from the Aviation and Tourism department are offered a state-of-the-art mock plane cabin, check-in and security areas, and the Galileo GDS system for training.
• Students who wish to work in the field of media make-up and prosthetics are offered specially curated workshops, editorial studios, and two state-of-the-art prosthetic suites. 
• University College Birmingham Camden House campus is equipped with 15 gaming-grade computers, advanced tools for recording and streaming gameplay, three large TV screens for lectures, and a digital creative studio. 
• The Finacial Trading suite provides students and staff with 21 workstations, and two large wall screens. 
• Students from engineering backgrounds are offered state-of-the-art facilities that include energy simulators, a range of rigs and specialist software, and other latest equipment from the industry. 
• Located on the University College Birmingham Summer Row campus, the Food Science and Innovation Suite features two specialist kitchens, a sensory evaluation room, a pilot plant for product development, and other advanced food science facilities. 

• Moss House offers its students a range of sports facilities like the Human Performance Centre and Laboratory, purpose-built sports injury, and massage clinics, 35m indoor running track, anti-gravity treadmill, and other advanced equipment.
• Students and staff members can access a range of gym facilities located on the Moss House campus and the Summer Row campus. Additionally, the university is equipped with the Maltings Sports Hall which offers activities like fitness classes, indoor football, basketball, netball, badminton, volleyball, and cricket.
• The university offers a range of beauty treatments, hairdressing, massage, and sports therapy services through The Spa to both students and staff. Students can use this facility for academic and recreational purposes. 
• Administered by the Guild, the university’s student union, students can participate in over 34 student clubs and organizations spread across categories like academics, sports, science, cultural interests, equality, religion, campaigning, and more. 
• University College Birmingham provides free and confidential Health and Well-being services for both physical and mental health. Nursing services offer general health advice, and treatments for minor injuries while the Mental Health and Well-being service offer counseling, advice, and emergency support. 
• The ASPIRE professional clinic is equipped with a variety of non-medical treatments

Located in the heart of the city, University College Birmingham offers accommodation for all students through its residence halls called The Maltings, which is a 15-minute walk from all the campus buildings. 

The Maltings comprises 827 study bedrooms out of which, 809 are en suite rooms with five twins and 18 with shared bathrooms. The rooms typically house six to nine residents and are typically of mixed gender. The weekly rent rates for The Maltings, inclusive of heating, lighting, WiFi, and insurance are listed below:

Note: The duration for housing lasts for 42 weeks and a deposit of 100 GBP (9529 INR) is required for all types of accommodation.