Some Halls provide meals, and others are self-catering. Almost all Halls accommodate both sexes, with separate floors for men and women. In your second and third years you will probably share a house or flat with three or four fellow students somewhere in the city. Most Bradford students are easily able to find a suitable house within ten minutes' walk of the campus. The number of timetabled classes varies according to your course.
Most courses have about ten lectures a week, plus two or three seminars or classes.
Science and engineering courses have additional practical or laboratory classes, which may take the total up to about 20 hours a week. Social science courses do not have so many practicals, but you are expected to put in an equivalent amount of time on private study in the library, language laboratory or in your own room. Over the year, this totals 1,200 hours, or an average of 40 hours per week during term-time. But some students do more, and many manage to pass with less. Another thing to realise is that the amount of work you could do is almost infinite.