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High Wycombe is a market town in the Wye valley and home to the main campus of Buckinghamshire New University, known as BNU. The campus sits a short walk from the station, trains reach London Marylebone in under half an hour, and a free university bus links Wycombe with the Uxbridge campus.
Most searches here come from students heading to BNU's main campus beside the town centre. This tab covers the Gateway building, the courses BNU is known for, local buses, council tax and private properties within walking distance.
Right in town. The main campus sits beside the town centre, about a quarter of a mile from High Wycombe station according to the Students' Union. Most first years walk to lectures, and the shops of the centre are minutes away.
The Gateway fronts the campus and won a RIBA award after it opened. Inside are a fitness centre, an indoor sports space, dance and drama studios, music recording rooms and video suites. It also holds the learning resources centre and a café.
Aviation, policing and creative media. BNU runs commercial pilot training within a degree, a policing apprenticeship with Thames Valley Police, and film, animation and music management courses. Check your timetable early, as nursing sits mainly at Uxbridge.
Private properties near the campus suit students who want their own kitchen or a studio after first year. Our Bucks New University page lists the private options around the town centre, so you can check walking times before you book a viewing.
BNU began as a school of science and art, funded at first by a tax on beer and spirits. It grew alongside Wycombe's furniture trade, once famous for its Windsor chairs. The town's Chair Making Museum covers that history well.
On Bridge Street. The Students' Union puts the bus station less than ten minutes on foot from campus. Routes from there climb to the suburbs on both sides of the valley, which helps if you rent a house further up the hill.
BNU teaches on more than one site, and some students travel between them each week. Here we look at the Uxbridge campus, the free Campus Link bus, Aylesbury, the M40 and a private base near the Wycombe pickup point.
In Uxbridge, in the London Borough of Hillingdon on the western edge of London. It is BNU's main base for nursing and applied healthcare research. Hospital placements can add more travel, so check where yours fall before you sign anything.
Yes. BNU's Campus Link runs between the Wycombe and Uxbridge campuses on weekdays, free for students who scan a valid BNU ID card. It does not run at weekends or on bank holidays, and some midday trips run in term only.
The shuttle leaves each campus several times a day, from morning to early evening. A room close to the Wycombe pickup point, behind the Gateway building, keeps that commute short. Late classes in Uxbridge may mean a public bus or train home.
Alexandra House sits close to the town centre and the campus, with studios and rooms in two bedroom apartments. Its page quotes studios of about 20 and 25 square metres with a double bed and kitchenette, plus parking and laundry.
Yes. BNU lists Aylesbury among its campuses, alongside High Wycombe, Uxbridge and Missenden Abbey in Great Missenden. Aylesbury is the county town to the north, and Chiltern Railways serves both towns. Check which site runs your modules before picking a town.
By car, the M40 links Wycombe with the Uxbridge side of London. Junction 4 at Handy Cross serves central Wycombe, while junction 3 only takes London bound traffic. Ask any landlord about parking, as many town centre streets have little space.
Student house searches in High Wycombe run close behind the main accommodation searches. The town climbs out of the Wye valley, so this tab weighs the flat centre against hillside suburbs, bus links, bills and what forum users say.
Yes. High Wycombe sits in the valley of the River Wye with the Chiltern Hills rising on both sides. Many roads climb steeply from the centre, so a room on a hilltop street can mean a stiff walk home after lectures.
The centre, the campus and the Eden shopping centre all sit low in the valley. Living down here means level walks to lectures, shops and the bus station. Main roads through the centre can be loud, so ask which way a bedroom faces.
Desborough and Castlefield take their names from an old castle site that lies between them. Both are residential suburbs a bus ride or uphill walk from the centre. Visit any street you like after dark before you agree to a tenancy.
Mostly for the M40. Users on a Buckinghamshire forum point drivers to Booker and Cressex, as both sit near the motorway at Handy Cross. They lie south west of the centre, so students without a car face a bus or a climb.
Usually the tenants. Private house shares in Wycombe tend to list rent alone, leaving gas, electricity, water and internet to divide between you. Managed properties often fold bills into one weekly price. Ask a landlord for last year's costs first.
A room in a shared house in suburbs such as Totteridge or Micklefield usually costs less than a studio in town. The trade is time, with buses, hills or a longer walk each day. Add a bus pass to the weekly sum.
High Wycombe is a commuter town on the Chiltern line, so London is close and the town itself stays fairly calm. This tab covers fast trains, the Rye, Eden, the Swan theatre, football at Adams Park and the hills around town.
Around half an hour. Chiltern Railways says the fastest direct train to London Marylebone takes 27 minutes, with trains about every half hour. Students who work or intern in London can live in Wycombe and commute without changing trains.
The same Chiltern line runs the other way, to Oxford and Birmingham Snow Hill. That makes trips home easy for students from the Midlands and the Thames Valley. A 16 to 25 Railcard takes a third off most fares on these routes.
A large park east of the town centre, with the River Wye running through it and an outdoor lido. It hosts events such as the yearly Asian Mela. It suits runs, picnics and a break from revision in the warmer weeks.
Some, but it is modest. The town has pubs, bars and the Eden centre, which holds a cinema and a bowling alley among more than 100 shops. For bigger nights out, London is a short train ride away on Chiltern Railways.
The Wycombe Swan hosts touring shows, some before or after their West End runs. Wycombe Wanderers play at Adams Park on the edge of town, and the club is still nicknamed the Chairboys after the old furniture trade.
The Chiltern Hills surround the town, so footpaths start a short bus ride from most streets. A walk on the chalk slopes is a cheap way to clear your head before exams. A room near the Rye gives you green space in town.
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