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Cheltenham hosts two University of Gloucestershire teaching campuses: FCH on Swindon Road, a Gothic site a short walk from the High Street, and Park campus in the south west, home to creative and computing courses. Most first years start out in Pittville, north of the centre, before moving to St Pauls terraces or flats in town.
Students call FCH the Hogwarts campus, after its Gothic buildings on Swindon Road. St Pauls wraps around it with red brick terraces, private student properties and a short walk into town, so we begin on this north west edge.
Architecture, English, history, geography, environmental science and biosciences, according to the university. A rural research institute is based there too. Our FCH campus page lists private rooms within walking distance of the Swindon Road gates and the town centre.
St Pauls is a mostly residential district of early nineteenth century artisan houses, centred on St Paul's Church. Plenty of student house shares line Swindon Road and the side streets. Check the heating and windows on older terraces before you sign.
Yes, easily. Campus guides put the town centre six to ten minutes on foot from the campus. The Brewery Quarter on Lower High Street, with its cinema, bowling alley and restaurants, is the nearest spot for an evening out.
Hardwick Campus once held the university's art and photography studios. It now offers en-suite rooms in clusters with shared kitchens, a TV lounge and study space. Listings put it about six minutes on foot from FCH, with bike storage too.
Very close. Shaftesbury Hall sits on Clarke Way, on the edge of the FCH grounds, and has offered single en-suite rooms with bills included. Listings mention CCTV, secure door entry, bike storage and a laundry room on site.
The N94 and N94X night buses link Cheltenham and Gloucester through the night, the university says. Drivers can leave a car at the free Racecourse Park and Ride north of town. Most St Pauls streets are walkable from the pubs.
Park campus, on The Park in the south west of town, now holds the university's creative and computing courses. GCHQ, the Golden Valley development and Gloucestershire College all sit nearby, so the west side suits tech and arts timetables.
Art and design, photography, animation, journalism, music, film and television, games and cyber security. The university has gathered its creative courses here, so fine art and photography moved across from Hardwick. Check where your studio sits before choosing a street.
Park campus began life as zoological and botanical gardens, the university says, and parkland still surrounds its buildings. The town centre is around 11 to 15 minutes on foot. A city guide names nearby Lansdown among the popular student areas.
Yes. The university lists 285 standard bays and free parking on site, far more than FCH offers. That helps students who drive in from the Cotswolds or Gloucester, though residents in university rooms usually need approval to keep a car.
Gloucestershire College has its Cheltenham campus on Princess Elizabeth Way, a stone's throw from GCHQ. Beside its digital and engineering workshops, it runs some university level courses such as HNCs, HNDs and foundation degrees. Stagecoach buses serve the site.
Mostly. FuturePark is the campus digital space, with a cyber control centre, a VR facility and a digital lounge. Games, computing and cyber security students use it most. The Cyber Innovation Centre and GCHQ sit close by.
Some courses split teaching between the two towns. Law students, for example, hold mock trials in the moot court at Oxstalls. Our Oxstalls campus page lists rooms on the Gloucester side if most of your week falls there instead.
The university's student village on Albert Road holds around 800 rooms, and most go to first years. Pittville Park lies between it and the town, so this tab covers the walk, the shuttles, the park and moving out after year one.
Roughly a ten minute stroll through Pittville Park, by the university's estimate. The park paths have only low lighting in the evening, so plenty of students take the bus after dark. FCH sits around 20 minutes away on foot.
The university has run a free daytime shuttle between the village and FCH, plus a late night bus to a town centre club on popular student nights. Timetables change, so check the university pages before you plan around them.
Plenty. It has tennis courts, skate ramps and an 18 hole golf course, with Cheltenham Leisure Centre beside it. The leisure centre has three pools and a gym, and the Prince of Wales Stadium opposite has a running track.
Slightly, a student blog says. The village has gym and sports facilities and a modern feel, but its rents tend to sit above a St Pauls house share. Weigh the extras you would use against cheaper rooms across town.
A student blog describes moving to a shared house for second and third year, at around £110 a week with bills, against around £180 for university rooms. Our University of Gloucestershire page lists private options across town.
Cleeve Hill, the highest point in the Cotswolds, rises north east of town. A student blog puts it about 20 minutes on foot from Pittville. It gives village residents a quick escape from lectures at weekends.
Cheltenham is more than one university. A theology college, a famous racecourse and a packed festival calendar all shape the town. This tab covers the other places students study, the busiest weeks and a few practical points.
Big crowds. The Cheltenham Festival brings more than 250,000 racegoers over four days, a student blog says. Trains, taxis and pubs fill up, and many students go home that week. Plan deliveries, guests and study around it.
Beyond racing, the town hosts literature, poetry, jazz, food and drink and cider festivals through the year. The university notes that FCH students get easy access. Most events sit within walking distance of the Promenade and the town centre.
Montpellier sits just south of the Promenade, the main shopping street, with independent restaurants, bars and Montpellier Gardens. A student blog lists favourite places at the top of Montpellier. It is a short walk from both FCH and Park campus.
Fairly. It sits west of the centre, around 20 to 30 minutes on foot from the campuses. Trains reach London in under two hours, a city guide notes, and a 16 to 25 Railcard cuts a third off fares.
Westminster Theological Centre keeps its head office in Cheltenham and teaches part time through partner centres across the UK, often in churches. The University of Chester validates its degrees. Courses mix classroom sessions, online learning and video calls.
No, not in an all student household. Full time students are exempt, and Cheltenham Borough Council handles the exemption form. If someone in the house is not a full time student, a bill can follow, so check first.
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