Aston University, Birmingham

Birmingham

Is Aston University Majority Indian

I want to study pharmacy and heard there pretty good but I also want more friends than the majority Indian friends I have. Please can someone give me some advice.
aka I liked herts a lot as well so dunno

Reply 1

MrsSheldonCooper

It's Birmingham what do you expect?

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Reply 2

stochasticking

It's like Little India

Reply 3

spiritless98

It's multicultural
You get different types of people.
Why does the ethnicity of someone matter when making friends?

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Reply 4

Aston University

Official Rep

Hi,

I get this question a lot, i don't know why it is such a hot button issue for people, but we have a very diverse mix of students on campus of all races and religions. During my time as an undergraduate at Aston i made friends from Germany, Bulgaria, France, Canada, Spain, Brazil and so on, along with plenty of British students of all different racial backgrounds.

Josh

astons great

Lol I have mates who go to Aston.

And they're Indian.

Reply 7

CCC75

Original post by deww6

Are you aware that Aston University isn't actually located in Aston proper? It's more Birmingham town centre. And yes, Birmingham is quite diverse. You need to go elsewhere if you're seeking exclusively Caucasian peers.

Reply 8

Tom78

That's not true, I'm sure lots of them are Pakistani too :tongue:

Reply 9

deww6

Original post by CCC75

its not specifically white/Caucasian people I would just like to meet a wider variety of people

Reply 10

deww6

Original post by Tom78

That's not true, I'm sure lots of them are Pakistani too :tongue:

loooooooool

Reply 11

username1148663

There is a lot of south Asians yes but I'd say about half the uni is half none white.

Pretty much the same as Birmingham

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Reply 12

ffx6t

I remember seeing a Tab article where Aston was 40% white, which was the lowest in the list. Why should that matter? Well it shouldn't, except all the minorities seem to be from the same schools in London, so don't really tend to mix with anyone else. I think it's a weird tense vibe.