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Carlisle is a compact border city on the line of Hadrian's Wall. The University of Cumbria has its headquarters here, with health, science, business and teaching courses at Fusehill Street and arts courses at Brampton Road in Stanwix. Carlisle College adds further education learners, and both university campuses sit within walking distance of the station.
University of Cumbria searches drive much of Carlisle's student demand, and most of its Carlisle students study at Fusehill Street. Here we look at the courses, the Skiddaw Building, sport, parking and the short walk from the station.
Fusehill Street hosts the university's health courses, from nursing and midwifery to paramedic science and radiography. Science, teacher training, business, law, criminology and policing are taught here as well. Arts subjects sit at Brampton Road, so check your course page first.
Yes. The university puts Carlisle station about ten minutes on foot from Fusehill Street. That suits students who travel home by train at weekends. The city centre is a short walk too, so most daily errands need no bus at all.
The grade II listed Skiddaw Building is the landmark on this campus. Around it sit the Learning Gateway, The Cube, a multi faith chapel and the students' union. The university says recent investment added midwifery and occupational therapy suites plus STEM labs.
The university has about 85 en suite rooms on the campus itself, and many more students rent privately nearby. Our University of Cumbria page lists the private properties we know of near both Carlisle campuses, with walking times and what each price includes.
Yes, on weekdays. Between 8am and 5pm, students at Fusehill Street can only park with a pay and display ticket, and that includes residents. Short stays cost little, but daily parking adds up over a term. Walking or cycling avoids it.
The campus has a sports centre and gives students round the clock access to study and fitness spaces. Calva Bar and a café cover breaks between lectures. Living within a short walk makes late sessions in the library far easier on dark winter nights.
Brampton Road is the university's arts campus, in Stanwix on the north bank of the River Eden. We cover the studios, the walk from the centre, the Roman fort beneath the suburb, parking, parks and the trip across Eden Bridge.
Creative subjects. The Institute of the Arts teaches fine art, illustration, graphic design, photography, filmmaking, game design and performance here. Over 1,000 full time arts students are based on the site, which began life as a Victorian workhouse and later became a hospital.
Students get assigned studio desks, workshops, a photography darkroom, game design labs and a media suite with a TV studio. The Vallum Gallery shows work on campus, and an art supplies shop sits beside the studios, which saves trips into town for materials.
Yes. Stanwix stands on the site of the largest fort on Hadrian's Wall, and the wall's line runs through the suburb. The university says its arts campus sits on the wall itself, which gives the walk to class an unusual backdrop.
The university puts Brampton Road about 25 minutes on foot from Carlisle station. The route crosses Eden Bridge, the single bridge linking Stanwix with the city centre. Buses stop near both campus entrances, which helps when the weather turns wet and windy.
For permit holders, yes. The university offers free parking at Brampton Road to students with a permit, unlike at Fusehill Street. That helps arts students who carry canvases, kit or cameras, though vehicles can only enter from Brampton Road itself.
Bitts Park lies beside the River Eden near Eden Bridge, on the walk between Stanwix and the centre. It has running routes, an outdoor gym and a skate park, and the Hadrian's Wall National Trail follows its riverside edge for a scenic commute.
Carlisle is small, so most students rent within walking distance of a campus. Forum posters and the university's own house search tool help narrow things down. We look at Botchergate, Raffles, the east side, the west of the walls and bills.
For light sleepers, often. Locals on forums describe Botchergate as a run of pubs and takeaways near the station, fine by day but loud at weekends, and some call it rundown. Quieter side streets a short walk away may suit you better.
Locals on forums disagree about Raffles, with some saying rebuilding improved it and others still calling it rough. Several advise against Botcherby. One poster suggests judging Carlisle street by street, since conditions can change within a few hundred metres here.
Possibly. One forum poster says the east of the city tends to have more places to let. Treat that as a starting point, then check walking times to your campus on a map, and view every home in person before signing anything.
The university advertises private landlords' houses near its campuses through Cumbria StudentPad. It is a useful first search for second years forming a group. Ask each landlord what the rent covers, and view the house with your future housemates before paying anything.
Denton Holme Student Village on Norfolk Street groups 249 rooms into 25 townhouses with riverside views, parking and bike storage. Host runs it, and you apply through the university. It sits about 20 minutes on foot from Fusehill Street and 40 from Brampton Road.
Usually the tenants. Most private house shares quote rent alone, so housemates split energy, water and broadband between them. Full time students do not pay council tax. Managed properties near the campuses often bundle the main bills into one weekly price.
Carlisle sits on the West Coast Main Line close to the Scottish border, and the Lake District lies a short train ride south. This tab covers rail links, the medical school, the Citadels plans, Carlisle College, other campuses and weekly costs.
North, south and east. Carlisle sits on the West Coast Main Line, with direct links to Glasgow and Manchester, and the Newcastle line crosses the Pennines to the east. The university notes the Lake District is a short train ride away too.
Graduates. The Pears Cumbria School of Medicine runs a four year Imperial College London degree for graduate entry students, delivered in Cumbria with the University of Cumbria. Its curriculum was shaped with regional NHS partners and offers clinical experience early on.
The university is building a city centre campus at the Citadels, the listed historic buildings beside Carlisle station. Plans include teaching space, student services, a café and a business hub. Once it opens, rooms near the station gain an extra draw for students.
Yes. Carlisle College is based in the city centre and teaches more than 2,800 learners a year, from further education to degree level options. Searches for college accommodation in Carlisle come up often, and adult learners can rent private rooms nearby.
The University of Cumbria also teaches at Lancaster, Ambleside and Barrow, so confirm your campus before you rent. Carlisle is the headquarters and hosts health, arts and business. A course split between sites may mean regular train trips south through the year.
Around £140 to £145 a week for university linked rooms, with the main bills included. Private house shares can cost less per week, but bills come on top. Price a full year, including travel home and course materials, before you decide.
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