What is it like to study in Newcastle?

Newcastle upon Tyne is regularly named as the UK's Best University City by MSN Travel Guide. It's partly due to the city's compactness, which makes it large enough to be vibrant and exciting while small enough to feel like home. It's also due to the sheer number of students: one in every six people in the city is a student. read more

Surrey and Newcastle are very different places, and while Newcastle is friendly it is also a city made for drinking and clubbing and girls with fake tans and bars with sticky floors. So it's not everyone's cup of tea, and it's actually quite small compared to cities like Manchester or London. read more

More like cut glass accents (rather posh). To be honest, the difference in temperature between the north east and south east is a handful of degrees at most. If you're out in the open countryside of Northumberland you'll feel a difference, especially if there's a bit of wind, but not in the middle of a city centre. read more