Revealed: The universities with the cheapest pints in the country

After a long day of lectures there is only one thing on many students’ minds, and that is beer. Pints are drunk daily and by so many, but how much does a pint at your uni cost?

MyVoucherCodes.co.uk, an online discount site, has created a University Price Index to help students to see if their university gives them value for money when buying a pint of beer. Liverpool, UWE and UCLan have come out on top offering the cheapest pints at only £1.30. This is well below the average price of a pint at these different universities which costs £2.17. The most expensive pints fall over £3. Cambridge sells the most expensive pint at their uni selling them at £3.63 a pop.

Have a look at the table below to see if the cost of a pint at your uni will break or make your bank account…

Belfast – £2.40

Birmingham – £2.80

Bristol – £1.80

Cambridge – £3.63

Cardiff – £1.69

Edinburgh – £1.99

Exeter – £2.82

Glasgow – £1.75

John Moores – £1.70

Kent – £3.10

King’s – £2.60

Leeds – £2.45

London – £2.30

Liverpool – £1.30

Manchester – £2.50

Newcastle – £1.90

Northumbria – £2.50

Nottingham – £2.50

Plymouth – £1.70

Portsmouth – £1.70

Sheffield – £2.50

Southampton – £2.00

Strathclyde – £2.10

Trent – £2.30

UCLan – £1.30

UWE – £1.30

Warwick – £1.90