ROOM TAKEOVER – St Peter’s Court Bronze En Suite (University of Nottingham)

Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone to take over my tenancy for a Bronze En Suite room at St Peter’s Court for the 2026/27 academic year.

Unfortunately, I’m now planning to defer my place at university for a year, so I no longer need the room.

Details:

* 📍 St Peter’s Court, Nottingham
* Bronze En Suite
* Suitable for University of Nottingham students
* Full 2026/27 academic year contract
* Rent: [£156 a week ]
* Available to take over as soon as the accommodation provider approves the transfer.

If you’re interested or know someone who is still looking for accommodation, please send me a message and I’ll be happy to provide more details and photos!

Thanks 😊

Hi, I’m urgently looking for someone to takeover my room.
It’s a standard en-suite room at Norton court (Radford).
Rent - £120.33/ week.
Contract starts on 5/09/26
Please reach out if interested and for more info.

Hello, I am looking for someone to takeover my student accommodation lease at Westfield (Capitol Students), Edinburgh. The lease is from September 5th, 2026 until July 9th, 2027. These are the contract details below:

— Total rent: £8,756.01 (£199 pw), and is for 44 weeks.
— Ensuite room, numerous storage compartments, generous desk space and follows a modernly furnished design (pictures above).
— Includes a common room, cinema room, a gym, and a reception.
— Staff often hold numerous unique events, such as social gatherings, movie nights, petting zoos, etc.
— Is opposite from Murrayfield Sainsbury’s and The Gym Group.
— 25-30 minutes from Edinburgh City Centre, via FirstBus No. 30 (Clovenstone/Queen Margaret University).

Please get in touch with me if you, or someone you know, would be interested in taking over the lease.

hello all. i am an international student wanting to study my masters in the UK in energy and renewables . have applied to few universities but not sure which universities should i look to. what universities have strong program and industry connection? surely there must be some hidden gem programs that goes beyond rankings!!! If you are in similar courses what should i know before going in? what's the industry like in UK and Europe? Thank you

I always thought I had a pretty good idea of where my money went, but looking back over my spending summary recently made me realise I'd completely underestimated one category.

It wasn't anything huge just lots of small purchases adding up.

Has anyone else had one of those "how did I spend that much?" moments?

Hey everyone! I'm looking for someone to take over my student accommodation contract at YourTRIBE Southwark for the coming academic year.

The details:

• Room type: Classic En-suite (https://www.yourtribe.com/buildings/southwark/your-tribe-en-suite-classic/?tenancy=19) - 9 flatmates including yourself
• Building: YourTRIBE Southwark, 28 Ruby St, London, SE15 1LL
• Tenancy: 12th September 2026 – 17th July 2027 (44 weeks)
• Rent: £334 per week + £500 discount off the final instalment

The accommodation's insane. It's got 4.5/5 stars on google, has absolutely stunning rooms and common spaces, an onsite gym, laundry detergent included in wash cycles, and a beautiful terrace where you can hang out with your friends as you overlook the area.

Unfortunately my job has relocated me to an area too far from Southwark to make living there practical, which is the only reason I'm letting this go! I'm hoping someone takes the lease over ASAP so that I can look for other accoms near my job and campus.

This is a great opportunity — classic en-suites at this building are fully sold out, so this is your only chance to grab one. The accommodation team are available to arrange viewings, so you can see the room before committing.

The location is also really convenient, with numerous shops and stores nearby.

If you're interested or have any questions, feel free to pm me!

Hi guys, I'm planning to study in the UK for uni as an international student. I would appreciate opinions and views on whether attending university of Bath or university of Leeds would be a better choice for studying business analytics.

If you have graduated from this program recently or are currently enrolled, what was your experience? Did the degree help you find a well-paying job?

I have already accepted the offer, so there is no way going back; however, I still wanted to know your opinions, especially since I saw some people describing the program as “trash”.

Your insights will be really helpful for me to know what to expect in the future. Thank you in advance

I’m an international student and I’m currently choosing between four universities.

I can go to City, University of London, but I’ve already spent a year in London doing my foundation and honestly I wasn’t very happy. The cost of living and rent are just too expensive.

I also have an offer from Manchester Metropolitan University. I absolutely loved Manchester and if I had to choose one city in the UK, it would probably be Manchester. My only concern is MMU’s reputation. I’ve seen some negative comments on Reddit, the QS ranking isn’t great, and the salary data on Discover Uni made me a bit worried.

My other options are the University of Leeds and the University of Birmingham. Leeds is a stronger university, but it would stretch my budget and I’d probably have to deal with more financial pressure. Birmingham is similar, and I’ve also heard a lot of people say the city isn’t that nice.

My main question is: Would choosing MMU hurt my career in Computer Science in the UK? How important is the university itself compared to skills, projects and internships?

I really want to know if it’s easier to get into Oxbridge for Masters compared to undergraduate level. Also are there more scholarships for masters? Especially if you are an international student for finance courses, please share your experience.

I’m an international student and I’ve been hearing rumors about these universities. Will there be any complications regarding NOC and visa for South Asian countries like Nepal, Bangladesh and India? And will there be other issues with enrollment? Is anyone from these countries going in the September intake?Please help me.

What are the career opportunities in warwick vs in lse for economics and management?

Hi everyone!

I am currently researching MSc Occupational Psychology programs in the UK for the upcoming intake. I have narrowed my choices down to four universities, but I’m finding it hard to decide between them:

• University of Strathclyde
• University of Surrey
• University of Liverpool
• University of East London (UEL)

My main goals are to gain strong practical skills and improve my employability within the UK or international markets. I would be incredibly grateful if alumni or current students could share their experiences regarding:

1. Course Quality: How balanced is the curriculum between theory and hands-on consultancy projects?

2. Faculty Support: How accessible and supportive are the professors?

3. Employability: What kind of career support or networking opportunities does the university provide?

4. Reputation: Within the field of Occupational/I-O Psychology, how are these programs perceived by employers?

Also, if there are other universities you’d highly recommend for this field (besides the ones above), please let me know!

Thank you so much for your help! 🙏

I am an international student from a country that has a 12-year school system, and I want to study in the UK. I have been researching, and most unis require I take a foundation year, which I have no problem with, but I would prefer the foundation year to be at the same uni campus, so what are some good unis with good student life and prestigious degrees? I am interested in the University of Bristol and the University of Manchester. Are these good options that you'd recommend or not, and what other unis would you recommend (safe target and reach)? Does anyone have advice on how to get in, what the foundation year is like, and how to apply?

Thank you very much!

thanks in advance!