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Jefferson

Jefferson

Cameroon
BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering



Cassandra Hee

Cassandra Hee

Malaysia
Foundation Science to BSc (Hons) Leather Technology



Damilola Oke

Damilola Oke

Nigeria
Pathway in Engineering



Kadejah Lamptey

Kadejah Lamptey "My first week at UNIC"

Ghana
BA (Hons) International Business



Sayyada

Sayyada Master

Tanzania
BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy



Muno Timba

Muno Timba

Zimbabwe
BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science



Runwage Chichuri

Runwage Chichuri

Zimbabwe
Pre-Master’s to MBA



Kavita Parmar

Kavita Parmar

Nigeria
First class BA(Hons) Marketing degree from University of Northampton



Ngoc Nguyen

Ngoc Nguyen

Vietnam
MA Management (Human Resources)



Victor Agboola

Victor Agboola

Nigeria
MSc Management (International)



Sayyorakhon Yunusova

Sayyorakhon Yunusova (Sara)

Uzbekistan
Pre-Master’s



Samiullah

Samiullah

Pakistan
First year Business to BA (Hons) Business Studies

Muno Timba, Zimbabwe, Foundation Science and Healthcare to BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science
Muno

My name is Muno and I joined UNIC in September 2017. I am living in the official halls of residence for UNIC, Moulton. Accommodation in general is something every new student wants to know and that is why I have decided to dedicate my student blog to exactly that!

Surviving student accommodation is an adventure that not only builds you and challenges you as a person but teaches you a lot about yourself. It is by no means easy to just adjust to living with entirely new people but you have to remember everyone is in the same boat.

As a student at UNIC the accommodation we live in is in Moulton and is 10 minute bus ride from Park Campus. Moulton village is picturesque and an amazing facility which offers free gym membership for residents. The rooms are en-suite which forces you to be responsible for your own living environment.

Making friends is reasonably easy when you live in student accommodation. This is largely because we are all international students in a new country, this one common denominator bonds us all. To unwind, Moulton College has a place called the Loft which is a chill spot with pool tables and table tennis as well as a TV and a bar that conveniently sells pizza.

As strange as it sounds, nothing is perfect here at Moulton as it never is with any student accommodation but it soon feels like home and it is all about learning to live with those adjustments.

All in all, Moulton accommodation is a good place to live. It allows you to aclimatise to the United Kingdom in a safe, wholesome area and make lots of lifelong friends.