St Mary's College of Education

Belfast city is full of cash dispensers, so once you're in town you'll have no trouble getting money. But it can be cheaper opening a bank account since taking money from your home bank can be very expensive. At the college they'll inform you on opening this account. The computer-lab (internet available) is open untill 9 in the evening and on Saturdays from 9am untill 1 pm. This is really a very good service. It's only closed on Sundays. In Bostock House you'll find the appliances and furniture you need, though you sometimes have to organise a bit of a search or share with other floors. There's a telephone on the ground floor of Bostock and one in St. Mary's, opposite the student restaurant. Some Erasmus-students worked during their stay. Some went to a building to arrange a job for them ("Jobs &..." something else, I forgot the name, it's close to the new swimming pool up Falls Road.) Others just went to the bars and asked for a job I think. But as I said, if your turn your penny twice before you spend it, you won't have expenses a lot higher than at home.

aucun

drinks are rather expensive to Belgian standards. Meat is expensive as well...

Again, the food is awfully expensive. Try to find some 'cheap' supermarkets like LIDL.

You'd better take quite a bit of cash out of a dispenser.

aucun