The University of Bedfordshire is spread across campuses in Luton, Bedford, Aylesbury, and the newly established Milton Keynes site. It is a vibrant, forward-thinking university with a diverse population of 22,000 students from more than 120 countries. The university has an excellent graduate employment record. In the latest survey, 92% either found work or went on to further study. A sizeable proportion of students hail from the local area. In the latest national research audit, the university performed well in the fields of health, social work and social policy and English language and literature. Accommodation There are halls of residence on site at Luton and Bedford, featuring communal games areas, on-site laundry facilities, study spaces and gyms. Weekly accommodation prices for 2015-16 range from £103-156 (Luton) and £96-108 (Bedford). Facilities A £46m library at the Luton campus (which will include an ultra-modern IT suite, group and silent study areas, presentation practice rooms and a café) is due for completion by early 2016. Other recent developments include new facilities in the computing and media departments; pioneering Business pods; a newly-refurbished Law Moot Court; a specialist building for the school of art and design; new laboratories for psychology, sport and exercise science, biomedical science and forensics, and industry-standard radio studios, broadcast facilities and newsroom. Transport London Luton airport is three miles away. The bus station is a short walk from Park Square in Luton and there are regular trains to London (30 mins).