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Make Your Next Move Home to more than 500,000 people, Sheffield is a vibrant, The Sheffield Why choose the diverse city with a reputation International for being welcoming and safe. Mini Guide 2021 University of Sheffield? Sheffield is a well-connected city with easily accessible and affordable We are recognised globally transport links, making it the ideal for excellence in teaching and base for exploring the UK and Europe. A world top research. We welcome the 100 university best students from all over (QS World University Rankings 2021) the world into our supportive and friendly community. Over 29,000 students from 150 countries Top ten most affordable UK university cities Edinburgh Make Find out more (RBS Student Living Index 2019) Explore the UK by train www.sheffield.ac.uk/international Belfast Edinburgh Get in touch Your 3 hours 26 minutes Manchester Sheffield [email protected] 99% Leeds Dublin of research is 38 minutes internationally Liverpool Connect with us recognised Liverpool internationalsheffield Next 1 hour 46 minutes or better London Cardiff London theuniversityofsheffield (Latest Research 2 hours sheffielduni Excellence Manchester Move. Framework 2014) uniofsheffield 50 minutes World-class education A home away What can you study? The University of Sheffield We’re continually investing in our 1. Firth Court, our iconic from home We offer undergraduate Fees and finance is a member of the UK’s campus and facilities to ensure red brick building and postgraduate degrees Tuition fees for international students we provide a high-quality learning We guarantee* you a place in prestigious Russell Group, 2. The Diamond, home to in a wide range of subject for the majority of our courses starting environment with access to all of our accommodation for the a consortium of research- the resources and technology state-of-the-art laboratories areas. Visit www.sheffield. in 2021 are between £19,450 and intensive universities. you need. The University’s history and creative media suites duration of your studies. ac.uk/study for detailed £27,150 per year. Our research informs our dates back to 1905 and our campus *For more information, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk information about our courses The best way to find out the 3. The Arts Tower, the tallest /accommodation/guarantee teaching, giving you a high features both historic buildings and academic building in the UK and entry requirements. tuition fee for your chosen course contemporary architecture. quality education that will • Accounting, finance and economics is to use the fee look-up tool at 4. Study anytime in the be recognised and valued • Aerospace engineering www.sheffield.ac.uk/international Information Commons, open around the world. • Animal and plant science /fees-and-funding/tuition-fees 24 hours a day, 7 days a week • Archaeology How to apply 5. Old meets new in the • Architecture Engineering Heartspace Your own £110 to £160 per week, Majority of our • Bio and chemical engineering Undergraduate bedroom with a bed, for a 42–51 week rooms are en-suite • Biomedical science Apply for our undergraduate courses desk and chair contract (costs for 2020) • Business and management through UCAS at www.ucas.com • Chemistry Postgraduate taught • Civil and structural engineering Apply for our postgraduate taught • Computer science courses through our online application • Dentistry system at www.sheffield.ac.uk/ Global • East Asian studies postgraduate/taught/apply • Education community • Electr onic and electrical engineering If you don’t meet our entry • English requirements you can study a With more than 29,000 • Information management foundation year or pre-masters students from 150 countries, • Journalism programme at our International Sheffield is an international • Law College. Visit www.sheffield.ac.uk/ international-college to find out more. “What I love most about community renowned for • Linguistics Sheffield is the friendly faces being friendly and for an • Mathematics and statistics • Mechanical engineering Our English Language Teaching you meet on the street, the amazing student experience. Centre also offers pre-sessional warm welcome from the • Medicine • Molecular biology and biotechnology English language courses if you need University and the many Our Students’ Union is the centre to improve your English before starting opportunities that are open • Music of student life and offers a range of your degree at the University. Visit to you as a student here.” • Physics different events and activities, as well www.sheffield.ac.uk/eltc to find as student clubs and societies. It’s been • Politics and international relations Nur Binte Zainal Abidin • Psychology out more. BA (Hons) Journalism Studies voted the number one Students’ Union in the UK for the last four years (Whatuni • Sociological studies Singapore Student Choice Awards 2017-20). • Urban studies and planning While every effort has been made to ensure that this publication is accurate, there may be changes made between the date of publication and the start of your course. Please visit www.sheffield.ac.uk for the most up-to-date information..
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