Bradford is a friendly place. Wherever you are from, you'll soon feel at home here in Bradford. There is scarcely a nationality, religion or race not represented in Bradford. This harmonious cultural and ethnic diversity provides a range of useful facilities, from exotic shops to the cheap and cheerful Asian curry houses. Inexpensive Bradford is one of the cheapest cities for students to live and work in.
Housing is cheap, plentiful and close to the campus.
Transport, food and drink all cost less than you'd pay elsewhere. The cost of studying is a factor you cannot afford to ignore. Cultural Bradford's most famous cultural landmark is the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television, with its 50-foot IMAX cinema screen, offering a cultural film programme unrivalled outside London. There's theatre at the Alhambra, music at St George's Hall, a Hockney art gallery at Saltaire, and an incredible annual multicultural festival. Bradford is culturally alive.