The City of Bradford is a surprising place. If you take a minute, you'll see a city that is vibrant, historic, forward facing, cultural and green - yes green! A 10 minute drive or train journey will take you into the beautiful countryside and into popular tourist places such as Saltaire and Haworth.

Tourism is big in Bradford with over 8 million visitors per year sampling the many attractions, countryside, international cuisine and booming social scene. Major attractions include the acclaimed National Museum of Photography, Film and Television, the most visited national museum outside of London.

If theatre is your thing you'll be spoiled for choice in Bradford. The Alhambra theatre is a number one touring venue and offers top West End shows such as Les Miserables and Phantom of the Opera as well as plays, musicals and pantomimes, all in a magnificent historic setting. The Alhambra Studio next door plays host to smaller scale touring theatre and a variety of other events such as the monthly Comedy Club - A Bag of Quips - and Club nights featuring DJs from around the country. St Georges Hall is home to a wide range of entertainment bringing the cream of touring music, comedy and variety shows to the region. The venue hosts Bradford's orchestral concert season, now in its 133rd year with the Halle in their second season as resident orchestra and offers plenty of choice for other musical tastes from bhangra to brass bands to rock and pop.

The social scene in Bradford has taken off in a big way over the past year or two. There has never been a shortage of pubs and clubs for the beer thirsty student but there are now more reasons than ever to venture down the hill and into the City Centre
 

The college is located in the heart of Yorkshire. Bradford City is an evolving montage of cultural, traditional and contemporary lifestyle. The degrees of the college are awarded by the University of Bradford.
There in a mis-conception amongst students that Bradford has a high percentage of  Islamic population. This was true a few years back, that's because the place Bradford, had a lot of textiles industries and this attracted a lot of asians, and not people from a particular cmmunity only. But today the Electronic industries have replaced the textile industry and with it there is a change in this ratio of population. This has also opened tremendous job opportunities for students.
 

Another story floating is about the riots that had taken place a few months back. These riots were actually hyped by the media. The riots were as a result of a fall out between a few boys across 2 streets which got a little out of control and again it was not a communal riot, as was presented by the media.