You’ll also need to budget to ensure you have sufficient money for living costs including transport, accommodation, meals and other expenses while you study.
We understand that the cost of living is a key consideration when deciding whether or not to pursue university study and everything that comes with it. At Hartpury University, we aim to support our students wherever possible.
When living by yourself it is important to be realistic about how much money you have to spend, which is where budgeting comes in!
Did you know, there are a range of accommodation options available to suit all budgets and requirements, both on and off campus, all of which include contents insurance at no extra charge. All utilities (heating, lighting, water supply) are also included within Hartpury-managed accommodation on and off campus.
Check out the affordable options available at Hartpury to drive down carbon emissions whilst travelling to and from campus.
You could make use of nationwide initiatives such as the 16-25 Railcard, which is available to 16 to 25 years olds, or mature students that are 26 years or older, in full time study.
National Express also offers a Young Persons Coachcard (16-26 and/or full-time students) and discounts through UNiDAYS and TOTUM.
We offer a subsidised bus service between our campus and the City of Gloucester. Learn more on our Travel & Transport page.
Affordable food and drink options are always available in our campus catering outlets.
Microwaves and hot water for tea/coffee are available in the ULH and Graze at no charge.
Students can sign up to platforms including UNiDAYS, Student Beans and TOTUM, which provide student discounts at high street chains for food and essentials, among other offers.
There are locations on campus that are open 24/7, and provide warm environments in which to study and socialise. Students can also lounge in the University Learning Hub and Graze.
Our Sports and Equine Academies provide shower facilities free of charge to all students.
The Hartpury Students' Union puts on free events, for example, the Big picnic, Xmas Market and a Fire Pit Night.
The multi-faith room is located at the end of the corridor in the Niel Curwen building.
When living by yourself it is important to be realistic about how much money you have to spend, which is where budgeting comes in!
Did you know, there are a range of accommodation options available to suit all budgets and requirements, both on and off campus, all of which include contents insurance at no extra charge. All utilities (heating, lighting, water supply) are also included within Hartpury-managed accommodation on and off campus.
Check out the affordable options available at Hartpury to drive down carbon emissions whilst travelling to and from campus.
You could make use of nationwide initiatives such as the 16-25 Railcard, which is available to 16 to 25 years olds, or mature students that are 26 years or older, in full time study.
National Express also offers a Young Persons Coachcard (16-26 and/or full-time students) and discounts through UNiDAYS and TOTUM.
We offer a subsidised bus service between our campus and the City of Gloucester. Learn more on our Travel & Transport page.
Affordable food and drink options are always available in our campus catering outlets.
Microwaves and hot water for tea/coffee are available in the ULH and Graze at no charge.
Students can sign up to platforms including UNiDAYS, Student Beans and TOTUM, which provide student discounts at high street chains for food and essentials, among other offers.
There are locations on campus that are open 24/7, and provide warm environments in which to study and socialise. Students can also lounge in the University Learning Hub and Graze.
Our Sports and Equine Academies provide shower facilities free of charge to all students.
The Hartpury Students' Union puts on free events, for example, the Big picnic, Xmas Market and a Fire Pit Night.
The multi-faith room is located at the end of the corridor in the Niel Curwen building.
Hartpury University graduates may be eligible to receive up to 10% discount on your first year of studying a master’s course, and up to 10% from professional course fees (2026/27). It's a great way to develop your specialist subject expertise and employability as part of a passionate academic community that's familiar to you.