Study in Bristol

Although tuition fees are relatively high for international students, rent and living costs are lower compared to other student cities in the UK, such as Brighton and London.

According to Numbeo, a single person’s estimated monthly costs for living in Bristol are around US$947. If you’d like to live in the city centre, renting a one-bedroom apartment will set you back an estimated US$1,259 per month.

Known as the hometown of the mysterious Banksy, Bristol is steadily growing a reputation as a creative hub – you won’t walk far without seeing lively murals, and there are numerous live music venues, art spaces and festivals to enjoy, such as the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta every August, the biggest hot air balloon event in Europe.

The median age of Bristolians is 33, and people here love it for its friendliness and for the diversity of its culture, with almost 100 main languages spoken in the city.

If you’re planning on staying in Bristol after graduation, industries such as aerospace engineering, creative media, electronics, technology, and financial services are on the lookout for talented, skilled graduates.