Being a Birmingham student puts you in a highly appealing
city to live in, and it also makes it incredibly easy to find student accommodation that you can be happy with. Unihousing, with their high-standard
student studios and houses are your solution to seeking-out the right kind of
student housing for you. Based in Selly Oak Birmingham, Unihousing pride
themselves on paving the way the for student tenancies that are as
straightforward and positive as possible, whilst making sure that the student
accommodation they provide is comfortable and spacious as well as convenient
and affordable.
What’s On?
It’s easy to find yourself in front of the television at the
end of the day or at the weekend, watching a film or the next episodes of your
favourite shows. While this is certainly relaxing, there are much more exciting
ways you can watch movies and TV shows, or even freshen-up your viewing
routine, especially for Birmingham students.
For those students in Birmingham, The MAC (Midlands Arts
Centre) is running a number of very interesting films at their cinema between
May and June. This is your opportunity to dive into some really fascinating
choices of film, ranging from the edgy to the more exotic, and to get ideas for
more things to watch and explore.
On The Edge
What better way to shake-up your regular viewing patterns
then heading over to The MAC for the Controversy Season? A line-up of
screenings that takes in some of the more provocative examples from TV history,
this season sees The MAC presenting some of the most striking films to ever be
released, all of them having sparked controversy at some point since their
initial production. This season includes the unforgettable A Clockwork Orange
(1971), as well as Scum (1979), a depiction of the borstal system in 1970s
Britain that was bloody and violent and banned by the BBC.
With selected screenings being accompanied by Q&As or
special introductions, this is a chance to see some compelling movies you may
not have seen before that are sure to get you thinking.
World Cinema
Why not go further with your cinematic adventure and delve
into some of the latest World Cinema offerings. From May to June, you have the
opportunity to catch some bold and intriguing movies from around the globe.
Check-out the MAC website now for more information!
Birmingham Indian Film
Festival
Get to the MAC a little further into June, and you can
experience the Birmingham Indian Film Festival (presented by LIFF). The MAC
will be showing a diverse collection of films that will be tackling a
fascinating range of highly relevant key themes and issues. So why not get down
there and take a look?
While You’re There….
Another advantage of being a student in Birmingham is that
no matter where you find yourself, there’s a good chance that you will never be
too far from something interesting to see and do. And this is certainly true of
the MAC. The MAC is located in Cannon Hill Park, Moseley, which is close to
various places that might be worth a visit. So, if you make plans to go to the
MAC for a screening or anything else that takes your fancy, you could easily
opt for another activity close-by and make a day of it.
A Couple of Nearby Places
Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park: Offering an eye-opening trip through some of the exotic reaches of our natural world, the
Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park makes for a fun way to spend an hour or
two on a Saturday and at just £5.30 for a student ticket, it won’t cost you too
much either.
Golden Putter Mini Golf: Located in Cannon Hill Park, the
Birmingham course for the Golden Putter Mini Golf features a challenging number
of holes that put you to the test. Imaginatively spread-out over an engagingly
devised man-made terrain, the Golden Putter Mini Golf course boasts a
delightful conglomeration of islands with accompanying walkways, cobbled paths
and waterfalls that are bound to keep you busy for a bit.
Unihousing
Birmingham is an obvious choice for students looking for accommodation that truly meets their needs. And with Unihousing’s Selly Oak
properties, you can be sure that the location of your student accommodation
will enable you to get to all of the necessary shops, supermarkets and other
amenities on a regular basis.
Also in Selly Oak, you will discover a number of pubs, clubs
and restaurants to make your evenings and weekends that little bit more
enjoyable. Plus, with Selly Oak being so well-served by public transport,
access to all of the attractions pointed-out above and everything else that’s
fun to see and do in the City Centre should be no problem
whatsoever.
Get in touch with Unihousing today and discover what we can do for you!!
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