campus and non-campus universities

I want to go to a campus Uni because i prefer the idea of everything in one place. Is there a list of some sort that shows the campus and non-campus universities?

Reply 1

*River

Lots of universities are campus to a certain extent, but not many are complete bubbles, although Warwick and York (to a lesser extent) spring to mind. I don't know if there's actually a list out there, but if you get hold of a university guide (like the one from the Times), there are campus descriptions in there usually.

Reply 2

mousey

York, Nottingham, Warwick, Royal Holloway, Loughborough spring to minc for campus unis. What course and grades are you thinking of - that might narrow the suggestions a little bit. xx

Reply 3

Psychic

engineering.

So how am i supposed to know which are campus and whcih aren;t?

Reply 4

black-cat

Keele is a campus uni too. watch out for the bubble though! :p:

Reply 5

Talya

It'll be pretty obvious from the uni website (check out maps, etc)

Soton in a campus uni, tis amazing :biggrin:

Reply 6

Sarky

Talya

It'll be pretty obvious from the uni website (check out maps, etc)

Soton in a campus uni, tis amazing :biggrin:

Officially, (well from what i've always been told) Soton is seen as a semi campus uni because things are a bit more spread out than just highfield.

That may be something to consider OP, some uni's will be both!

Reply 7

RadioElectric

black-cat

Keele is a campus uni too. watch out for the bubble though! :p:

Indeed, I'm at Keele myself. I went 2 months barely leaving the campus except for going to the supermarket and the odd trip into town. When I got into a city again (Hanley) it felt really weird.