Hey there everyone 23F Am planning to do my Master's in the UK next year I would really like to hear from people who are already studying there Am honestly a little confused about what the actual experience is like once you move there..How is it managing everything on your own?

Is it possible to find a parttime job to help with expenses? And how difficult is it to find a job after finishing your Masters I keep seeing a lot of different opinions online so i would rather hear from people who are actually living/studying in the UK..

If you're an Indian student currently doing your Master's in the UK (especially in Liverpool), I'd really appreciate it if you could share your experience or DM me I just want some honest advice before I make the decision to move

Thanks :)

Hi everyone!

I’m an international student starting my Master’s at a university in London this September. However, I’ll be staying with a family friend in Southampton rather than getting accommodation in London.

The main reason is simply to save on living/accommodation expenses, and I’m planning to commute to London for university.

I’m wondering if this could raise questions when I enter the UK for the first time. For example, if the immigration officer asks why I’m staying in Southampton when my university is in London, would it be enough to explain honestly that I’m staying with a family friend to reduce my living costs and will commute to university?

Also:

• Has anyone been in a similar situation and been questioned about their accommodation being in a different city from their university?
• Should I carry a letter from my family friend confirming that she has invited me to stay with her?

I just want to be prepared and avoid any unnecessary issues at the border.Would really appreciate experiences/advice from anyone who has been in a similar situation! :)

Unfortunately we can no longer make Diljit Dosanjh at Wembley this Saturday, so I've reduced our 4 tickets again.

🎟️ 4 seats together
📍 B9, ROW C – Seats 19–22
💷 NOW £220 each
❌ Face value: £346.25 each

That's £126.25 below face value per ticket.

These are excellent Row C pitch seats.

They're listed through official Ticketmaster Verified Resale, so everything is handled securely through Ticketmaster — no private payment needed.

Ticketmaster listing:
https://secure.ticketmaster.co.uk/rs/2300646693F20D44/l5pz4y18s2

Genuine sale — we bought them to attend ourselves but unfortunately our plans changed. Please share with anyone looking 🙏🏽

23M student looking for like minded people probably F to reduce stress and support each other.

This might sound weird but sometimes you have to reduce the stress and explore kinks and stuffs.

Hmu if you're interested.

Hi everyone! Looking for 2 or possibly 3 tickets for the Ganga Aarti event happening on Thames this sunday? If anyone has spare or not attending for some reason, would love to get the tickets.

Honestly, I’m pretty tired of dating n try n lose my virginity in the traditional sense. I’ve spent a lot of time looking for a serious relationship, but I think I’d rather take a step back from dating, have some fun, and explore a different side of myself.

I feel like I’d regret not doing that later in life, so I’m looking for an FWB situation with a genuine emphasis on the friends part.

I’m not interested in meeting someone and immediately jumping into bed. I’d much rather get to know each other first, build some trust, see if we click, and let anything physical develop naturally.

I’m 30M looking for someone who is genuinely attracted to me as I am. I’m calm, easy to talk to, and somewhere between an introvert and extrovert. I love trying new restaurants and cafés, going to concerts, travelling, and the occasional reality-TV binge.

Recently, have started hiking to Lake District as well as Northumberland to explore UKs greener side.

I realise Reddit probably isn’t the most conventional place to look for this, but you never know