are you planning on getting a part time job?
i'd say it is definitely doable as long as you're smart! buy things that don't go out of date quickly and save money by limiting yourself. if you can i'd definitely recommend getting a job, i live in leicester (not where i go to uni) and it is fairly average - there's a lot of cheaper supermarkets like lidl and aldi that uni students tend to shop in
washign is expensive so consider hand washing / going for a cheaper laundrette and consider any other payments such as nights out/ transport to placement/uni/ travel back home for holidays etc.
don't stress over money too much, it'll all figure out. if you can, perhaps have a look at grants/bursaries offered by your uni? and don't forget over periods you're at home you'll most probably save money as you won't be out all the time. your uni will no doubt have a specialist team that can help you manage your money if you're really struggling
my advice would be to always have more money than what you need because you never know what you might want - additional clothes, books, course materials etc. but money managing wlel will be fine and your student overdraft (although i dont recommend going into it) is always there if you need it
let me know if you've got any other questions or want to know anything else x