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Study abroad at Buckinghamshire New University
Located just outside of London in the beautiful countryside of Buckinghamshire, UK, Buckinghamshire New University (BNU) provides students with an outstanding, career-focused education.
Buckinghamshire New University aims to blend academic and hands-on practical learning with work placements to inspire, challenge, motivate, and support students to achieve their career goals. All lecturers are industry professionals and programs encourage innovation, critical thinking, and creative problem-solving skills.
The university’s seven schools offer over 150 undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional courses. Programs are available in everything from nursing and fashion to aviation and education studies. Each one has been carefully designed to give you the best chance of personal and professional success.
BNU has recently invested £100 million to improve its three campuses. The university’s exceptional facilities include a flight simulator, a human performance laboratory, industry-standard studios, and an inspiring library.

Why study at Buckinghamshire New University
- Great location
Students can easily explore the sights and opportunities of London without the expense of big-city rent
- Top employment rates
With 98% of graduates securing employment within 15 months, the University is ranked amongst the UK’s top 10 for employment (HESA, 2020)
- Fantastic students’ union
The university’s students’ union is recognized as one of the country’s top three (HESA, 2020)
- Guaranteed accommodation
All full-time first-year students are guaranteed housing in one of the University’s residence halls
- Ethical university
The University is committed to fairness, and it actively participates in the UNs sustainability goals
Location
Buckinghamshire New University
Queen Alexandra Rd, High Wycombe HP11 2JZ, United Kingdom
You’ll find campuses in four lively towns just outside London. Wherever you’re based, you’ll have endless places to explore and great travel links to the rest of the UK and beyond.

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Fees and funding
Funding
Vice Chancellor’s International Student Scholarship
- If you’re a self-funded International Student paying overseas fees, you may qualify for a scholarship of £1,500 on your first year of study with us.
- Applicants must hold an offer from Buckinghamshire New University for a full-time taught degree programme, starting in September 2023, February 2024 or April 2024.
- You do not need to complete an application form to be considered for this scholarship.
International Early Payment Discount
- In addition to our Vice-Chancellor’s International Student Scholarship, we are also pleased to offer an International Early Payment Discount of £500 for full payment of fees before the discount deadline.
Scholarships for January Intake
- IMBA, MSc Cyber Security, and LLM programs offer a £5,000 reduction.
- All other Postgraduate programs offer a £3,000 reduction.
- Undergraduate programs offer a £1,500 reduction.
Great scholarship 2024 – China & Egypt
- £10,000 scholarship available only for Postgraduate programs
- Application deadline is 14th June 2024 at Midnight
Fee information
- Undergraduate tuition
£15,000 per year
- Postgraduate tuition
from £15,400 to £19,250 per program

Visa requirements for Buckinghamshire New University
Many international students will require a visa to study in the UK, and this is a vital step of your study abroad journey. Make sure you understand the requirements you may need to meet before applying.
Life at Buckinghamshire New University
Moving to an entirely new country can be daunting, but Buckinghamshire New University’s amazing services will help you feel at home in no time at all.
The university treats each student from every background and belief as an individual. They embrace and celebrate difference, and their campuses are safe and welcoming places where everyone can be themselves and feel that they belong.
The Students’ Union Advice Center offers practical help with visas, employment rules, and tuition fees. They can also support you with your English language proficiency and pair you with a buddy or mentor if you’d like.
A free, 24-hour online emotional support service called The Big White Wall is always available for students struggling with homesickness or any other kind of emotional distress.

Facilities
- Sport facilities
- Academic Tutoring & Support
- Peer & Buddy Program
- Cafe’s
- Clubs & Organizations
Student reviews for Buckinghamshire New University
The university has a modern campus with the most recent addition being the Gateway building featuring a state of the art library, computer labs, a lecture theatre, gym and flight simulator for the aviation students. They have 3 options for accommodation which are appropriately priced and well taken care of. I have experience living in the Hughenden Park Student Village which is fairly new accommodation where a further extension is planned in the future. It is a 15 minute walk from the campus and conveniently located next to a Morrisons. The rooms are all in a good state and feature all the essentials, the same goes for the shared kitchenettes. Each flat has 6 rooms and you'll usually just about manage to squeeze everyone's belongings into the fridges and cupboards of the kitchen. There is a train station in the town and this gives good links to London, Oxford and Birmingham. There is also a decent bus network in the town which can take you to other smaller villages or corners of High Wycombe. There is an Aylesbury campus of BNU which is also connected by bus to the High Wycombe campus. The social life is particularly good with the SU hosting a variety of events for students to partake in, whether it might be a themed evening at the bar or a sport for fun taster where transport will be provided to centres for rock climbing and even skiing. There are plenty of societies at the Uni and they are very supportive of new societies too, offering funding once you have recruited a few members. Essentially if there isn't a society for your hobby or interest, you can easily create one with and for likeminded students.
I remember the first time I heard about Bucks. I thought it was amazing they provide societies and many other events for free. And it didn't disappoint me. Another reason I went for Bucks was the fact I met a girl who studies the same course I was interested in. After all her experiences she told me she has, I was sure, I was going to love it. Once I got here to the campus itself...I was speechless! Modern building where is always something new to see (and explore too). I never thought I would start to spend my free time at place such as school facility. I love to attend the gym, the library, the cafés, the studios related to my course, so I can actually work on myself and more! My experience overall to summarize, it is something I would have never gotten anywhere else!
In terms of facilities the university offers so many good places for the students, from private studios to library with personal spaces. leisure spaces are also available for free so it makes everything easier
At Bucks we can find all the support that we need, we have many facilities there, we have the societies as well where you can find one to fit your choice, there are the accomodations which I think it is very interesting for the first year, to make some friends who you can go to the student union parties and socials, and there is a uni bus that connect the uxbridge campus to the High Wycombe campus.
The facilities the university has to offer are amazing; a state of the art library which is open 24/7 and has everything from high performance PCs to a flight simulator for the pilot students. Additionally, the accommodation offered is extremely close to the university and the town centre, which allows for a social life to be maintained. The student’s union further organises events which make it easier to socialise with new people.