Traditional English university, an excellent option for those who can somehow participate in the activities that are carried out here, whether as undergraduate, graduate, partnership, internship, in short, any kind of link. Without doubt an enviable structure !!!!

Newcastle University are always great place to study and learn. You can also hold functions in the special events space. They are kept clean and tidy by a great friendly cleaning team. The staff are also friendly. Anyone can stop for a visit and pop in for a hot drink and a snack in the cafes. The University situated in Newcastle and a good local bus service runs close by and you could also get metro, of course you could also drive into town and park up x

Campus Location - 10/10 Campus & library - 9/10 Professors - 9/10 (Environmental Engineering) Overall vibes - 10/10 2 hrs from Edinburgh, and 4 hrs from London! The best part is their collection of books!

I must say it’s A fantastic University in the center of Newcastle. This university is One of the top five Universities in the country. The architecture is just awesome and the sprawling complex is a mix of architecturally magnificent old buildings and trendy relatively modern ones.

Dear fellow Indians/Asians, If you're even thinking about applying to study in the UK—please, think again. And if Newcastle University is on your list, I urge you with every ounce of experience I have: avoid it at all costs. The "top rankings" they throw around? Absolutely misleading. These are marketing tactics meant to lure international students—especially from India—because we’re seen as nothing more than cash cows. That’s the reality. We pay more than double the fees compared to domestic students, yet we receive nowhere near the same level of support, opportunities, or value. Don’t get fooled by the easy application process and the fact that most UK universities don’t charge application fees, Even though you lose a year, try to apply for the universities in Europe or Asian countries, which are really worth the money, or even the US. That’s just bait to get you in the system, make you feel welcomed—before they start draining your finances through inflated tuition, ridiculous accommodation costs, and illogical administrative rules that make no sense and endless living expenses without any support. If due to some unavoidable reason you must choose the UK, please avoid Newcastle University specifically. Try other universities even within Newcastle if you have to be here—you could literally save half your budget and spare yourself a ton of stress. This university is not worth the money, the time, or the mental toll. To anyone reading this: don’t let the dream of a "foreign degree" blind you to the reality on the ground. Think smart. Ask questions. Don’t fall for the shine when all it hides is a system designed to profit from your hopes.