Hi Chysunshine,

I am resuming to Ulster, Belfast in Sept.

Chysunshine1:
Please anyone going to Ulster ,Belfast campus. Let's hook up.

There are part-time jobs for students

silveria209:


i heard belfast campus is better

Sure, sending you a mail.

boneruns:


Please can we get to connect? I'm going to Belfast this September

i will be resuming to Belfast in September this year. I would love to connect.

Inkredible:


Hi, being offsite for awhile now. The cost of living has just gone up from what it used to be pre covid but still very much affordable. You can get a job while studying. If your university is in Belfast, I can help you drop off your application for a care job where I work if you fancy that.

Apologies for the late response and all the best.

From extensive research and feedback from both students and alumni, Belfast is a good and affordable place. There are part-time jobs available for student just as is obtainable in other parts of the UK.

I am also looking forward to connecting with Ulster University September Intakes or other Students in Belfast.

kweenadeola:


I will like to know as well, Belfast campus preferably.

The applicable Intl fee for you is the 16,000. There is a general discount for intl students and the Alumni of the school which is 2k, that is what made the other intl. fee 14k. African students wont qualify for the 2k intl students discount because of the 5k African scholarship already given.

Your fee will be 16,000 - 5000= 11,000

My application took about 2/3 weeks.

Bisiano1201:


Thank you for the updates on the Uni of Lincoln.
Your updates made me interested and I applied today.
Any idea on how long it takes to get an offer?
Can you pls explain the difference between the 2 International fees.
Am I to pay the £14,000 (-£5,000 African scholarship) or £16,000 (-£5,000 African scholarship)?
Thank you.

The scholarship is automatic. No application required.

It will reflect on your offer letter.

Ibom2345:
please how do you apply for this scholarship, i can't find it on their website.

They dont. See attached screenshot

Shootingstar130:



They don't require pof for CAS issuance?

In addition, you are required to just fill the CAS form online and submit for it to be issued.

geobreezyt:
Tuition fee is about 14,950. With the 5k African Scholarship, school fee is about 9,950. you are expected to pay 50% of the total tuition at enrolment (this 50% is inclusive of the 3k deposit). The other 50% can be paid in instalments (maximum of 9 instalments)

Tuition fee is about 14,950. With the 5k African Scholarship, school fee is about 9,950. you are expected to pay 50% of the total tuition at enrolment (this 50% is inclusive of the 3k deposit). The other 50% can be paid in instalments (maximum of 9 instalments)

Bisiano1201:

Thank you for this suggestion. Do you have any further info regarding the initial tuition deposit fee for Lincoln and other conditions for CAS approval.

Check out University of Hull and Uni of Lincoln. Lincoln gives African students 5k discount, bringing the average fee to 9k/10k.

Edwosa:


Kingston University

Have you been able to connect with September intakes? i would love to be added to any existing Whatsapp group for September intake if there is any

Rhennykay:


Hi.

Hi Incredible.

I just sent you a mail.

I would love to connect with you.

Inkredible:


Hi, being offsite for awhile now. The cost of living has just gone up from what it used to be pre covid but still very much affordable. You can get a job while studying. If your university is in Belfast, I can help you drop off your application for a care job where I work if you fancy that.

Apologies for the late response and all the best.

Great. I am for September too. Gotten admission.

asadex004:

I am for September 2022, I already got offer

Nope. The 2k discount will not apply to you as an African. When you get your offer letter, only the 5k discount will reflect.

You get the highest discount/scholarship obtainable.

Kimberx:
Please is there any university of Lincoln September intake here?

Hi. I am hoping to connect with September 2022 intakes too.

oluwaseunadebay:


We are here, no response from them yet!!!

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Yea, 50% should be around 4500 to 5500 after the 5k discount for African Students, depending on your course of study

DafePeejay:
Hi. I see some people going to University of Lincoln. Just want to put it out there that they require 50% of the tuition on enrolment. Not sure if people pay attention to that but it'll mean you paying up to 7k/8k before enrolment. Without which you would be reported to the Home Office.

That is great

Jumade1:
yes they do

Hi. I guess you got an offer.

Do they really give the 5k African Scholarship?

hardeythunji:
Pls anyone here going to University of lincoln, February intake. Let’s connect

I just applied for October 2022, awaiting the offer

Glamorouspat1:


I have gotten offer for September 2022 from Lincoln

I just applied, awaiting the offer

Glamorouspat1:


I have gotten offer for September 2022 from Lincoln

Oh Great! Good luck bro

FrankFrenzy:

Northumbria, largely due to the location though

Which did you settle for bro?

FrankFrenzy:
Good morning beautiful people, and happy weekend to us all.
Please I need an honest and unbiased advise, I have a few unconditional offers for this January, but prominent among them is Ulster University Belfast and Northumbria University.. I’m also expecting an offer by next week from BCU, now my concern is I’m scheduled for TB test on Monday, pls I need an advise on which school to use on the certificate. Ulster I’m in Belfast Northern Ireland while Northumbria is in Newcastle. Any one who knows about either or both cities should pls advise a brother so I don’t make mistakes or wrong choices.
Note. Ulster is £1000 cheaper than Northumbria, Northumbria is rated top 25 in the uk while Ulster is top 45, but the latter is in Northern Ireland.
@Justwise other experts in the house, kindly advise pls��

I will be coming to Belfast next year September. Ulster University

Kakacious:
please link up with me. Thank you

It appears there are few Nigerians in Belfast. I want to know what the experience looks like as a international student in Belfast. Are the people friendly? Are there readily available jobs for students and upon graduation? Do they stick to the 20hrs work for Students.

What's the cost of living like?

Anyone with these info should please help.

brightology3:
I didn’t bro

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Over a couple of weeks, I’ve met a couple of prospective Students who are desirous of making enquires about Living/Schooling in Northern Ireland. Trust to meet someone schooling or living in NI on this platform.


Please drop any useful information/consideration for an International student seeking to school in Belfast or other parts of NI

Yea, heard the cost of living is not so high.

I want to know how working while studying looks like there. It appears there are few Nigerians there

MufasaLion:


Belfast shouldn't be too expensive.

Is there anyone schooling/living in Belfast here?

fatima04:
Hello Everyone for useful tips on visa application, living in the UK and other information visit part 1 of the thread

https://www.nairaland.com/4158866/living-uk-life-uk-immigrant#62102073

For questions on Studying in the UK, please refer to the UK student thread on the below link and try not to derail the thread with student enquiries


https://www.nairaland.com/6712649/uk-student-visa-tier-4#105017249.

Now let's go make some more memories 3years after the thread was created.

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Added below link to provide a summary of common questions regarding student visa. Please read

https://www.nairaland.com/6719932/living-uk-life-immigrant-part-2#105186938

Did you get a feedback on this? i am interested in knowing what living in Belfast feels like; the cost of living and availability of jobs while studying

brightology3:
Nigeria students currently studying in Belfast Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, pls I need your assistance on information on how to go in studying there.

Thanks in advance.

Anyone schooling or living in Belfast? I will love to know the cost of living and the possibility of a student getting jobs while studying.

Inkredible:
Anyone living in Belfast NI?

Seems it's where I'd be headed to first.

Anyways, ride on op.