Campus Living
The University of Surrey has a beautiful and vibrant campus where students can find everything from a quiet place to study to a farmer’s market. International students can explore campus by using the school’s virtual reality app.
Surrey Sports Park, housing a wide range of athletic facilities, acted as the training base for the 2012 London Olympics. Over 1,500 students play and spectate in varsity sports on campus, and the school is home to a flourishing arts community.
The University of Surrey has more than 6,000 student study-bedrooms, 50% of which have en-suite bathrooms. All first-year students living in accommodations are allocated a Student Life Mentor, and security is available to them 24/7.
Life as an International Student
The University of Surrey is one of the most culturally diverse universities in the UK, with 6,230 students coming from more than 140 countries. The school offers many on-campus support services for students, including student life mentoring and health resources.
International students are given a pre-departure guide and can register for an international student orientation program. Here, they can meet fellow international students and learn about life in the UK through a series of social events, trips, workshops, and talks.
Financial Support at a Glance
The University of Surrey offers several scholarships and bursaries that international students may be eligible for. These include a bursary for asylum seekers and international masters scholarships for applicants from several countries, including India and Vietnam.
Post-graduate students may also be eligible for a Chevening Scholarship. These scholarships and fellowships have brought over 50,000 applicants from around the world to study in the UK.