Accommodation in general

I love Chad's and I'm pretty sure Chad's loves me! It may be the smallest of the Durham colleges but it certainly has a lot to offer (in my slightly biased opinion!). I am now a 3rd year finalist studying Zoology (well, after the vacation anyway!) and I will be moving back into college accomodation having spent a year living in a rented house. And I am very much looking forward to getting back into college life. Durham is a very traditional university and St. Chad's college, as one of the Bailey Colleges, is equally traditional. It is made up of 6 Jacobean buildings in a terrace behind the Cathedral - but fear not, all the rooms are ...

I studied at Durham from 1994 to 1997. I went to St John's College. The first thing which will strike anyone who visits Durham is how pictureque the place is. There's obviously the Cathedral but also the river winding it's way through the city centre and a very traditional shopping centre. Summer in Durham is truly a joy, walking down by the river watching rower's sail past. The university itself is one of the best in the country. I studied Computer Science there and the facilites were excellent. I'm sure 3 years later they've improved beyond belief. I attended St John's College. For those who don't know, Durham has a ...

I have recently graduated from Durham University and after enjoying the best three years of my life would strongly reccomend it to anyone. The academic side of the university is first class, and the reputation of the university with employers means a good degree from Durham opens many doors upon graduation. I studied Natural Sciences which is only available at very few universities and is a great course for those undecided as to what to take. The course enables people to take modules in up to three subjects across the facultty of science so enables a greater depth of knowledge, which is useful when applying for jobs. The social and sporting side to ...