Student Life in Mansfield
A great place to live and study

Culture... Situated the heart of Robin Hood country Mansfield is a market town. There is much to see and do with ample cultural and historical sights to see including the historical home and gardens of Lord Byron the famous poet, Newstead Abbey.

Clumber Park a National Trust conservation site containing spectacular scenic views, parkland lakes and woodland walks and Rufford Park with its historical Abbey and gardens, and of course Sherwood Forest with its grand heritage of Robin Hood.

Selecting the right college to go to and the best place to live is also an important factor. Mansfield is the largest town in the UK and has all the benefits of a large city contained within a lively and bustling town.

Mansfield is not only a great place to live and study but one of the least expensive with an exceptional low cost of living making accommodation and course fees more ffordable.

Mansfield is located in the heart of England, it has superb transport links to anywhere in the UK.
The train station and bus station are located within the town centre and offer easily accessible links to all surrounding areas including direct links to Nottingham City centre and direct to London in less than two hours by train.

The M1 is in very close proximity making driving routes easy and getting around no problem at all. In neighbouring cities Nottingham, Derby and Sheffield you will find some of the best nightlife and shopping to be found anywhere in the country.

Mansfield Town centre has a host of pubs, clubs and late bars to suit your taste. In addition to the enormous Odeon Cinema and neighbouring restaurants and fast food outlets, all within easy walking distance from the town.

The town hosts the Palace Theatre a major mid scale touring theatre venue and also has a ten pin bowling centre.

Mansfield is home to a wide variety of restaurants including Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Thai, Mexican and Italian cuisine.

The town boasts numerous gyms and leisure centres including a large swimming complex with flumes, rapids in a sub tropical atmosphere.

Sports fanatics will not be disappointed with
sports including football, golf, rugby, horse riding, clay pigeon shooting to paint balling in Sherwood Forest!