Is Newcastle uni a campus or city uni?

J128371

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Haven’t had chance to visit so thought I’d ask

Reply 1

Yoplaitberry

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Original post by J128371

Haven’t had chance to visit so thought I’d ask

It is a city uni, most of the schools are within the centre city limits, Medical School is beside the hospital and Leazes Park, Science/Engineering, Law & Psychology school are near Haymarket metro station.

Reply 2

J128371

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Original post by Yoplaitberry

It is a city uni, most of the schools are within the centre city limits, Medical School is beside the hospital and Leazes Park, Science/Engineering, Law & Psychology school are near Haymarket metro station.

Ugh is it really? I really wanted a campus uni and all the pics I saw online made me think it was lol

Reply 3

Sinnoh

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Original post by J128371

Ugh is it really? I really wanted a campus uni and all the pics I saw online made me think it was lol

Just look at it on google maps, it's all pretty much in one area of the city.

Reply 4

Debs25

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It's a lovely university and as Sinnoh says, all the buildings are very close together. Newcastle is a compact city centre and the students from different faculties tend to frequent the same coffee shops and bars. The locals are very friendly too!!

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Nautilus

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Original post by J128371

Ugh is it really? I really wanted a campus uni and all the pics I saw online made me think it was lol

Ugh to isolated campus universities where you have to get a bus or taxi to go anywhere interesting. Newcastle is fab. The city centre is compact, there are loads of parks and green spaces and the coast is just a metro ride away.

Reply 6

J128371

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Original post by Nautilus

Ugh to isolated campus universities where you have to get a bus or taxi to go anywhere interesting. Newcastle is fab. The city centre is compact, there are loads of parks and green spaces and the coast is just a metro ride away.