Use the search box in the right-hand corner, or click on the map in the middle of the screen to get started.
Each city will be split by topic, so you know where to go for accommodation tips, local transport, or money saving tips.
The University page is designed to give you an overall summary of the University.
If you can't find what you're looking for, send an email to info@uniaid.org.uk and we'll open a new article for you.
All of the content with the green tick symbol has been approved by the Student Life Wiki moderators. If you come across an article which does not have this tick, it means the content has not yet been checked.
Of course! If you've got anything to add, just register and you'll be able to edit any wiki article. Click 'register' and fill out your details. You'll then be emailed an activation link - click on the link and get started!
Once you've registered you can add to articles that are already there, write new articles under headings that need content, or update the content left by other users.
Anything that will be helpful to students who are thinking of studying in UK higher education! How much does accommodation cost in your city? What's the best place to go on a Friday night? What facilities are there for disabled students at your Uni?
First, search to see if there is already an article for your topic. You can then either adapt that information or add to it by clicking on the 'Edit' button.
If you want to write something, but there is no category to put it in, drop us an email at info@uniaid.org.uk with the subject heading 'WIKI' and we'll open a new page just for you!
If you want to be more involved with the wiki, why not apply to be a moderator? The Wiki Mods have the power to approve or change any article on the site, and distribute the all-important green tick symbols. Email info@uniaid.org.uk to find out how to become a moderator.
If you want more help with UK student life, why not check out the UNIAID Student Calculators and build your own budget?
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