Academically, definitely Cranfield for MSc

but then Aberdeen Uni is really rich in tradition & history so you'll probably experience more things over there which is a real plus too

Cranfield, if I am not mistaken is a privately funded university, like Henley and Ashridge Business Schools. Hence be prepared to pay higher fees.

Oxford
Oxford Brookes University, LOL

Not my 1st year anyway..
finished my foundation at University of Sunderland

anyone know is it legal to bring meat animal products to the uk? because im planning to bring ba gua =)

successfully brought about 20 pieces of bakgua in my check in bag when i flew to London this year

I cooked bah kut teh during my studies there and all my msia housemate see it more exquisite than caviar...

processed food is usually okay...

in addition, uk is quite lax in this area, unlike oz or nz, as the uk now does not have a major agriculture industry now.....

in any case, it would have been an exercise in futility, as there is free movement of people (and whatever are in their bags) to and from the continent.....

Hello guys, I'll doing master programme in Oxford Brookes Uni for 2012 Sept intake. I already figure out the fees structure there but still finding out about living cost there. Since I'm married and (my wife also continue at Oxford Brookes) living in hostel is off topic. Hope the forumer here could help interm of information. Thanks.

rent is about 20-40 pound
food is about 20-30pound(self cook, buy at market)

basically, in UK, the food is slightly higher than msia, not much... but slight.....

e.g. cabbage.. in msia it might cost RM 2.00, in UK, it cost about 30-50pee...

Thanks for the info. May I ask the price that you quote is it per week basis?

there is something wrong with these figures....

20-40 quid rent a week is too cheap.....

20-30 quid food a day is too expensive!.....

per week basis....

on weekend, I would go to market with housemate... and buy lump sum of 100-150 pound of groceries shared by 5 people... the food lasted decently a week... sometime I might spend more for own food like McD, restaurant etc...

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Added on September 13, 2011, 3:53 pmdepend on your location and apartment(shared/non shared) and facilities available

This post has been edited by Awakened_Angel: Sep 13 2011, 03:53 PM

Ic so the total inside your house is 5 people? Meaning for the whole house the rent is around 400-800pound++ a month correct? Thanks

there is no way you are going to get a room in oxford for 20 quid a week...

the average will be 60-70 pounds....some less desirable ones may go for 40-50 pounds........

and btw, they normally charge per head....so a couple will have to pay double minus some discount.....but utilities charges will definitely be double......

Sorry, I was in YorkShire

No problem. Your input is still valuable

hiiiiiiiiiii! im going to oxford brookes as well!
yayyyyyyyyy, Im not alone!
anyway

Oxford, livings cost + accommodation are more expensive compared to other area!

first of all, my first year accommodation within campus was 93.73 per week, and yes, crescent hall, cheapest hall among others!

and food, i believe the cabbage over at tesco is 1.38 compared to others is 1.18 , not sure for other anymore, as I only eat cabbage for whole year when Im in Sunderland, hahahahaha
just joking, lol

i will be at northumbria university on 15th, 3rd year law degree student.

good luck... though UK is a develope country, still it is not as hectic as it is in KL & Sg... life there is very relax....

Then the figure you posted is extremely misleading and can cause problem to other people. It's like saying living in KL is as cheap as Ipoh and therefore you can budget your living expenses as such.