Bradford College

Bradford is a multicultural and affordable city in Yorkshire, close to Leeds, Manchester and Harrogate. The world’s first UNESCO City of Film, the area frequently features in film and TV series and offers a wealth of attractions.

• Known as the Curry Capital of Britain, Bradford boasts a huge range of places to eat. MyLahore's amazing Asian British Cuisine is a draw for many students.
• As a UNESCO City of Film, cinema thrives in Bradford. The National Science and Media Museum and Pictureville Cinema is found on the college’s doorstep.
• With Bradford Bulls rugby, Yorkshire County Cricket Club and a host of grassroots sports, there’s plenty of activities to watch or teams to get involved with.

• Accommodation is run by Unipol Student Homes.
• Set within its own secure grounds with a garden and bicycle storage. CCTV covers the entrances and communal staircases.
• Private en suite rooms with a shared living area and a kitchen for socialising.
• Rent includes all utility bills, internet, contents insurance and TV licence for the kitchen TV.
• Student residence assistants live on site during term time and can help with repairs and other queries.

• The SU hosts exciting guest speakers, sports and fitness sessions, film screenings, and training and development workshops.
• Free, themed student activities are offered each month, from politics to the arts, to celebrating diversity.
• You can join an existing student society, or even set up one of your own with the SU's support.

• The college campus is in the heart of the city, making it easily accessible for all who attend.
• The city has great rail and bus links across West Yorkshire.
• Leeds Bradford Airport is a short distance from the city centre.

• Broadway shopping centre is under a 15-minute walk, with shops and restaurants offering part-time work in retail and hospitality.