Frequently asked questions
Over 95% of Brunel's undergraduate courses and many of its postgraduate degrees offer a work placement year. This allows you to develop valuable professional skills during your degree and makes you more attractive to future employers. Brunel's location in west London provides great links with industry across many sectors, which can boost your career. It also means you can easily access all the benefits of central London, including its world-famous attractions, without the stress and high living costs.
Brunel offers a range of on-campus housing options to suit varying needs and budgets. These include shared flats (often with a private bathroom) and self-contained studios or apartments. There are also adapted rooms for disabled students, postgraduate-only halls, and more. All options are self-catering, usually featuring a shared kitchen (in self-contained options you'll have your own kitchen). You can cook, bond with your flatmates, and showcase your chef skills! There are also shared spaces to relax, socialise, and enjoy student life. Best of all, as a new student you’re guaranteed on-campus housing if you meet the conditions. It’s the best way to start your studies at Brunel!
Vibrant, diverse, inclusive! Everyone is welcome at Brunel, and the university's all-in-one campus has everything you need. You can feel the sense of community and, with its small campus size, you can easily find your way around or see a friendly or familiar face when out and about. The Students’ Union has a wide variety of clubs, societies and events. It’s the perfect way to make friends – explore an existing interest or try something new. Nearby Uxbridge has a great range of options for shopping, socialising, eating, drinking and entertainment. There's also a direct underground link to the buzz and bright lights of central London. There’s so much to get involved in, and you’re invited.