Campus Life:

Dmu's campus is widespread with beautiful and new buildings for different faculty. modern infrastructure that would attract everyone's attraction and extracurricular activities that would help in the overall development of a student. the campus provides all kinds of support from beautifully designed library to auditoriums , outdoor activities like swimming , gym, variety of social clubs to join, dramas, sports etc etc. The list goes on and one.

Hostel:

I rented a private property with 4 other housemates, each of us had their own bedrooms, 3 washrooms, 1 kitchen with all the kitchen equipments necessary for living 2 years. Big living room space for house parties and functions, safe neighbourhood with garden and gym I front of the house, 2 mins walking distance from the campus with stores like Tesco, Lidl, One stop around the house. On top of the that the rest for my bigger bedroom was 280 pounds which is super cheap as compared to university accommodation.

Campus Life:

Campus was nice. Lot of events kept taking place. Participation was online due to the pandemic.

Hostel:

University offered shared accommodation but I chose semi private. Cost was about £600

It's very modern and has great initiatives in place. The infrastructure is incredibly new and looks good. The library is extensive and has vast collections of books, archives, newspapers and DVDs. The City of Leicester is also very cultural and so DMU's central location thrusts you in a vibrant array of culture that you can fully immerse and indulge in from food to music and crafts.

Campus Life:

Full facilities, many clubs to join, many extra curricular acitviites, and beautiful buildings.

Hostel:

I rented a place found from a common friend conneted from Twitter. Lanlord was from Indian origin. I and my husband were together so did not wanted to share. it was a big comfortable property. 600 pounds per month was the rent , but 20 mns far from city centre. so yeraly bus pass came handy.