Whether you live in
central London overlooking the River Thames, or in the
more peaceful suburbs, you can still get to London
Bridge in a few minutes. It's a cosmopolitan, it's
exciting and it's one of the safest capital cities in
the world. The transport system is very efficient with a
variety of ways to get across the city. Travel is
straightforward with underground, bus (including night
buses) and train networks. Transport For London provides
30% discount for students who qualify. London is well
connected by rail and road to the rest of the UK and
Europe, and to the rest of the world with four major
airports nearby.
It's quite possible to develop a
varied and interesting lifestyle in London on a budget.
With substantial student discounts and so many of the
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most appealing attractions being free, you'll always
find ways to make your money go further. Living in London
will increase the value of your studies.
The diversity of London is an educational experience in
itself. It is a city of separate areas, often famous in
their own right and with distinctive characteristics.
Londoners are as varied as the city itself, with communities
from most countries of the world, giving an overall
impression of a multicultural and friendly environment.
London is the focal point of British politics, finance and
the media. If you feel like staying on, graduate skills are
in demand. Managers, professionals and technical staff
account for 48% of the workforce in London, compared to 38%
across the rest of the UK.
You won't be studying all the time. London offers a
stimulating diversity of culture and entertainment. Guides
like London Net and UK Travel Guide keep you informed of
events and activities. London is the place where things tend
to happen first in art, music and fashion.
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