The average yearly cost of attendance for Undergraduate Programs is 1,178,330 INR / Year, and the cost of attendance for Post Graduate Programs is roughly 1,165,669 INR / Year for overseas students. The amount may vary depending on the course chosen, the type of lodging, and the candidate's personal spending habits.

The institution provides eight residence halls for students, both ensuite and standard, and they are located both outside and within the City Center Campus. The University Locks and Jennens Court are on the City Center Campus, whereas the others are only a short walk away. Accommodation includes disability help for students who are disabled or have medical requirements. The average cost of on-campus living is between £6,400 and £7,012 for 51 weeks. The typical monthly rent for off-campus living is 600 to 700 Pounds.

Birmingham City University is a huge, diversified, and increasingly popular location to study, with over 23,500 students from 80 nationalities. The university is exceedingly selective, with only a 15% admittance rate, and only students with exceptional academic excellence and talents are admitted.

Birmingham City University has three campuses and up to three additional locations. City South Campus, University House, City Center Campus, Birmingham School of Art, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, and School of Jewellery are among the university's campuses and learning venues. A four million GBP purpose-built acting school, a robotic laboratory, blue screen music and film studio, Curzon Library, Human Physiology and Performance Laboratory, a 30 million GBP state-of-the-art Seacole Building, video production laboratory, and other major facilities are available at the university. Students at Birmingham City University can participate in social and physical activities through the Birmingham Student Union – BCUSU, which controls and governs over 100 student organisations, sports clubs, and media groups.

Birmingham City University have been recognised as a partner in learning by The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales and have been successful in obtaining accreditation and credit for prior learning (exemptions) from the ACA qualification as a result.

Individual counselling sessions and assistance in making career decisions are provided by the university to its students. Counselors assist students with CV preparation and job search functions. Students are taught interview strategies as well as information about potential internships and jobs. Microsoft, BBC, Cisco, Sony, SAP, and Jaguar Land Rover are just a handful of the notable firms with which the institution maintains industry ties. Within six months of graduation, approximately 94.3 percent of Birmingham City University graduates are employed. Graduates of Birmingham City University earn an average of 18 lakhs.