Brunel University of London is a public research university on a single Uxbridge campus, chartered in 1966 and renamed after joining the University of London federation as its 17th member in October 2024.
Location
Uxbridge, United Kingdom
Programme focus
B.Des
Official annual fee
£21,795
Next intake
September

£21,795
3 years
English
September
Uxbridge, United Kingdom
Public
Brunel University of London is a public research university on a single Uxbridge campus, chartered in 1966 and renamed after joining the University of London federation as its 17th member in October 2024. It teaches more than 15,000 students from around 110 countries and is known for professionally accredited Engineering, BCS-accredited Computer Science, the AACSB/AMBA-accredited Brunel Business School, Law, ScreenSkills-recognised Design and Olympic-standard sport facilities.
The single Uxbridge campus houses teaching buildings, a central library, 34 self-catered halls with around 4,549 rooms, and the Sports Park opposite campus with a 400-metre athletics track, an Indoor Athletics Centre (132m sprint straight), a full-size football pitch and three artificial pitches. Around 40% of students are international, drawn from roughly 110 countries, and the campus sits within a 10-minute walk of most academic buildings, sports facilities and social spaces.
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Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at Brunel University of London in Uxbridge, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
The single Uxbridge campus houses teaching buildings, a central library, 34 self-catered halls with around 4,549 rooms, and the Sports Park opposite campus with a 400-metre athletics track, an Indoor Athletics Centre (132m sprint straight), a full-size football pitch and three artificial pitches. Around 40% of students are international, drawn from roughly 110 countries, and the campus sits within a 10-minute walk of most academic buildings, sports facilities and social spaces.
Brunel guarantees on-campus accommodation for eligible new full-time students who apply by the deadline, across 34 self-catered halls totalling around 4,549 rooms within a 10-minute walk of teaching buildings. For 2026/27, official rents range from about £149.66 per week for a standard single room up to roughly £381.78 per week for the largest ensuite/studio options, confirmed on Brunel's own rents-and-contract-lengths page; room types include shared-bathroom singles, ensuite rooms (corridor or flat layout) and studio flats for couples. Off-campus private renting in Uxbridge averages roughly £450-£850 a month per room excluding bills for students who move out from a later year.
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Brunel University of London is a public research university on a single Uxbridge campus, chartered in 1966 and renamed after joining the University of London federation as its 17th member in October 2024.
Location
Uxbridge, United Kingdom
Programme focus
B.Des
Official annual fee
£21,795
Next intake
September

£21,795
3 years
English
September
Uxbridge, United Kingdom
Public
Brunel University of London is a public research university on a single Uxbridge campus, chartered in 1966 and renamed after joining the University of London federation as its 17th member in October 2024. It teaches more than 15,000 students from around 110 countries and is known for professionally accredited Engineering, BCS-accredited Computer Science, the AACSB/AMBA-accredited Brunel Business School, Law, ScreenSkills-recognised Design and Olympic-standard sport facilities.
The single Uxbridge campus houses teaching buildings, a central library, 34 self-catered halls with around 4,549 rooms, and the Sports Park opposite campus with a 400-metre athletics track, an Indoor Athletics Centre (132m sprint straight), a full-size football pitch and three artificial pitches. Around 40% of students are international, drawn from roughly 110 countries, and the campus sits within a 10-minute walk of most academic buildings, sports facilities and social spaces.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at Brunel University of London in Uxbridge, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
The single Uxbridge campus houses teaching buildings, a central library, 34 self-catered halls with around 4,549 rooms, and the Sports Park opposite campus with a 400-metre athletics track, an Indoor Athletics Centre (132m sprint straight), a full-size football pitch and three artificial pitches. Around 40% of students are international, drawn from roughly 110 countries, and the campus sits within a 10-minute walk of most academic buildings, sports facilities and social spaces.
Brunel guarantees on-campus accommodation for eligible new full-time students who apply by the deadline, across 34 self-catered halls totalling around 4,549 rooms within a 10-minute walk of teaching buildings. For 2026/27, official rents range from about £149.66 per week for a standard single room up to roughly £381.78 per week for the largest ensuite/studio options, confirmed on Brunel's own rents-and-contract-lengths page; room types include shared-bathroom singles, ensuite rooms (corridor or flat layout) and studio flats for couples. Off-campus private renting in Uxbridge averages roughly £450-£850 a month per room excluding bills for students who move out from a later year.
Admissions support
Get focused help with your application, documents and visa process. We will turn the information on this page into a practical next-step plan.
All halls are self-catered, so students shop and cook for themselves using shared or private kitchens; Uxbridge town centre (about a mile from campus) has supermarkets and a shopping centre for everyday groceries. International and South Asian grocery and restaurant options are more limited in Uxbridge itself than in central London, but the Piccadilly and Metropolitan lines put Southall's South Asian food district and central London's wider international food scene within a straightforward Tube journey.
Uxbridge is an outer-London town rather than an inner-city area, and the single Brunel campus has 24-hour campus security and emergency help points across halls and academic buildings. The International Student Support team and Student Wellbeing service are the first points of contact for safety concerns; students are advised to take standard precautions when travelling into central London or using the Underground at night. International students get pre-arrival guidance and an on-campus welcome and induction programme, plus ongoing help from the International Student Support team on visa, CAS and registration matters. Wellbeing, disability and mental-health support sit within central Student Services, and the Placement and Careers Centre supports the placement-year scheme covering over 95% of undergraduate courses.
All halls are self-catered, so students shop and cook for themselves using shared or private kitchens; Uxbridge town centre (about a mile from campus) has supermarkets and a shopping centre for everyday groceries. International and South Asian grocery and restaurant options are more limited in Uxbridge itself than in central London, but the Piccadilly and Metropolitan lines put Southall's South Asian food district and central London's wider international food scene within a straightforward Tube journey.
Uxbridge is an outer-London town rather than an inner-city area, and the single Brunel campus has 24-hour campus security and emergency help points across halls and academic buildings. The International Student Support team and Student Wellbeing service are the first points of contact for safety concerns; students are advised to take standard precautions when travelling into central London or using the Underground at night. International students get pre-arrival guidance and an on-campus welcome and induction programme, plus ongoing help from the International Student Support team on visa, CAS and registration matters. Wellbeing, disability and mental-health support sit within central Student Services, and the Placement and Careers Centre supports the placement-year scheme covering over 95% of undergraduate courses.
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