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By Rail: Newcastle is easily reached from north or south. For the City campus, take the Metro (the city's underground network) from Central Station to Four Ends Lane. For Coach Lane, use the Number 1 bus that leaves from the front of the station.
By Road: Reaching Newcastle is easy thanks to the main North-South A1 route that runs alongside the city. Visitors to the City campus are advised to head into the city centre and park in one of the many public car parks, as parking is not available on-site. To reach Coach Lane, connect to the A188 from the motorway and follow the road until Cochrane Park, which sits next to the campus.
Accessibility: Most university facilities are wheelchair-accessible, and accommodation is provided for students with disabilities.
Undergraduate courses currently cost £9,000 per year. Fees for international students and postgraduates vary according to course.
Financial Support: A variety of scholarships and means-tested bursaries are available to undergraduates and postgraduates. Check the university website for more details.
All students are given access to MyNorthumbria, a web portal that allows them to maintain their personal information, view class and exam timetables, enrol on programmes, make online payments, apply for accommodation and book IT workstations. Students are also automatically enrolled on to the Student Union, thereby benefiting from a wide-range of local benefits and discounts.
Newcastle is regarded by many as one of the UK's best cities for students. Alongside an eclectic nightlife, the Newcastle-Gateshead region has more theatres per person than anywhere else in the country. The BALTIC centre for contemporary art is the biggest gallery of its kind in the world an organisation whose ethos captures the city's passion for culture.
While not the best in the country, Northumbria graduates can expect reasonable job-success on leaving the university.