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Here are some tips for Indian students to reduce their cost of living while studying at Swansea University:Create a budget: Make a spending plan to understand how much money you have and how to allocate it. Find a part-time job: Part-time jobs can help you earn extra money to cover living expenses. Use public transportation: Use public transportation instead of owning a car to save money. You can also get a monthly pass. Look for scholarships: Research scholarship and financial aid opportunities. Buy used equipment: Buying used equipment can help you save money before you leave to study abroad. Consider your accommodation: Consider the cost of rent, location, and amenities when choosing your accommodation. You can also look for cost-effective options like shared apartments, student residences, or homestays. Take advantage of student discounts: Get a student ID card and take advantage of student discounts on transportation, entertainment, and other goods and services. Explore local culture: Use your free time to explore local museums, parks, and cultural shows. 

However, the university does offer scholarships and other financial assistance for international students. Tuition feesFor the 2025/26 academic year, undergraduate tuition fees are estimated to be around £9,250 per year Tuition fees for a Master's Degree are estimated to be between £18,000 and £25,000 Tuition fees for a Bachelor's Degree are estimated to be between £17,000 and £25,000 Scholarships Swansea University offers a limited number of scholarships for international studentsThe Excellence Scholarship is one of the scholarships offered, and it can be worth up to £6,000 for undergraduate study and up to £4,000 for postgraduate studySuccessful applicants receive a tuition fee discountOther financial assistance Swansea University also offers student loans. 

The average salary for MBA graduates at Swansea University varies depending on the specialisation and industry. Finance: Finance managers typically earn an average salary of £40,286Consulting: Experienced business partners can earn up to £170,000Marketing: Marketing MBA graduates earn an average salary of £50,307Technology: MBA graduates earn an average salary of £43,669Other industries that hire MBA graduates include: financial services, healthcare, consumer goods and retail, and energy. Factors that can affect salary include: Specialization: Some specializations may command higher salaries than others Industry: The industry the graduate works in can affect their salary Experience: The level of experience the graduate has can affect their salary 

Yes, education loans can help pay for accommodation and other expenses at Swansea University. Swansea University also offers other funding support packages. AccommodationSwansea University guarantees accommodation for international students during their first year of study if they apply by the deadline. Accommodation costs range from £140–£269 per week, depending on the type of room. Students make termly payments for accommodation, in line with student loan payments. Other expensesUS veterans and their dependents can use GI Bill Funding to help pay for tuition and living expenses. Students can apply for US private loans, such as Sallie Mae and Earnest loans. Global Education Management Services (GEMS) can help students apply for US private loans. Students can apply for funding support packages, which may depend on their circumstances, where they live, and what they are studying. 

Swansea University offers a variety of accommodation options, including on-campus residences and private housing. On-campus residencesBay CampusOffers a range of rooms and flats, including twin rooms, en-suites, and wheelchair accessible rooms. Bay Campus is popular with first-year students, and is also home to the School of Management and Engineering. Singleton Park CampusOffers en-suite and standard rooms, plus flats with shared kitchens. Singleton Park Campus is popular with first-year, international, medical, and postgraduate students. Private housingStudentpadSwansea University's online database for finding private housing near the campuses. SpareRoomA website for finding student accommodation, including flats, houses, and single or double rooms. 

Indian students studying at Swansea University may face difficulties finding accommodation due to high rents, a lack of off-campus options, and discrimination. High rents Some say that rents in Swansea are high, making it difficult to find affordable accommodationLack of off-campus options Some say that there are few off-campus housing options in SwanseaDiscrimination Some international students have reported discrimination from locals, who may be hesitant to rent to students or AsiansDiscrimination can lead to feelings of isolation and alienationOther challenges Language barriers, stereotypes, and cultural misunderstandings can lead to feelings of exclusion and isolationResourcesSwansea University has a representative team in India to help with enquiries and applications Swansea University also has an active Indian society that organizes regular events You can use virtual tours to view residences and attend virtual Open Day events 

Some of the top recruiters for MBA students at Swansea University include: Ernst & Young: A high-profile organisation with strong links to the School of ManagementDeloitte: A top recruiter for Swansea University studentsTata Steel: A top recruiter for Swansea University studentsHewlett Packard: A top recruiter for Swansea University studentsGE Healthcare: A top recruiter for Swansea University studentsGSK Pharma: A top recruiter for Swansea University studentsBritish Airways: A top recruiter for Swansea University studentsMarks and Spencer: A top recruiter for Swansea University studentsSwansea University's School of Management offers work placement and internship opportunities through the Swansea Paid Internship Network (SPIN) and the Week of Work initiative.