Student Accommodation near BPP University London Holborn Campus

BPP University is the only university in the UK that combines academic education with international practice qualifications and is part of BPP Professional Education - one of Europe's most prominent elite practice education groups founded by Alan Brierley, Richard Price and Charles Prior in 1976. BPP Professional Education was founded in 1976 by Alan Brierley, Richard Price and Charles Prior and is one of Europe's largest elite practice education groups. Formerly Europe's largest training provider for accountants, actuaries and practising lawyers, it is also the world's largest training centre for international financial statement standards. It trains more than 50,000 business, accounting and law students each year.

Regarding campus development, BPP University has large modern campuses in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Bristol and Abingdon.

BPP University is located in the centre of Manchester and is surrounded by a wide choice of student accommodation. Whether you want a cheap and cosy En-suit room or a luxurious and private Studio room, uhomes will provide expert advice to help you find the desired accommodation. If you don't have any reference yet, check out our recommended flats:

1. Kirby Street Residence

2. Chapter Kings Cross

3. East Central House

4. Student Living Heights

5. Janet Poole House

6. iQ City

7. iQ Paris Gardens

8. Gob Kings Cross Residence

The cost of studying at BPP University varies depending on the programme, individual spending habits, financial situation and lifestyle. It is important to note that London, as the capital of the UK, has a much higher cost of living than other cities. Full-time tuition fees are £13,000 - £29,000. Accommodation costs are approximately £700 - £1100 per month. Living costs are around £1,000 per month: £400 - £600 per month for food and £40 - £80 per month for transport.

BPP University is in the centre of London and is surrounded by many famous tourist attractions. The most notable are the British Museum and Buckingham Palace.

A 12-minute walk west of the university is the British Museum, founded in 1753. Its collection was built on a legacy from Sir Hans Sloane of over 71,000 items. The collection has over 8 million items, covering more than 2 million years of human history.

Buckingham Palace, a 20-minute tube ride away, is the official residence of the British monarch and a place for national celebrations and royal entertainments. Buckingham Palace covers an area of approximately 160,000 square metres and consists of St. James's Park, Green Park and Buckingham Palace Gardens.

St Paul's Cathedral is a 10-minute bus ride east. This is a world-famous religious shrine, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture, famous for its spectacular dome. The existing building was built in the 17th century.

ACCA (International Certified Public Accountant): Students can gain professional skills by studying specialised accounting and finance courses. During the examination period of ACCA, the school will also provide appropriate supplementary teaching materials to help you revise. The textbooks supplied by BPP are awarded Platinum level by ACCA organisation.

GDL (Master of Laws): The Master of Laws (LLM) Diploma is designed for non-law students. BPP offers a flexible timetable to meet the needs of students, and there are also optional courses to enhance students' performance skills. Entry to this course is in January and September each year.

LPC (Legal Practice Course): Legal Practice is generally set up as a postgraduate course to help you qualify as a solicitor. As a bridge between professional academic knowledge and practice, this programme is dedicated to assisting students to gain legal knowledge and skills in the recent trade market and enhancing commercial awareness.

At the same time, BPP offers a Master's degree that combines law and business, making your qualifications unique and helping students to adapt to the strategic working environment of business and trade and the operations of a law firm.

BPP University is situated in a well-connected location in central London, with Brownlow Street Bus Stop a 3-minute walk away and Holborn Tube Station a 4-minute walk away. King's Cross railway station is 15 minutes by tube.

Bus: London is served by more than 700 bus routes with frequent journeys. Single tickets can be purchased by swiping your Oyster or Contactless card, but if you don't have a card, you'll need to bring your cash to buy a ticket from the driver. Day, Week, and Month Ticket are available on the bus company's website.

Underground: The London Underground is the world's oldest underground railway system, known as the 'Tube' or 'Underground' in the UK. The London Underground has a total of 11 lines that run in all directions, covering major scenic, commercial and residential areas throughout the Greater London area.

Train: As the capital of the United Kingdom and the largest city in Europe, Greater London has the most developed railway network in the UK. London's major long-distance railway stations include Victoria, Paddington, King's Cross Station, Waterloo and many more.