FAQs Accommodation
Does the University provide accommodation on campus?
We offer 2,300 single rooms in six managed Student Residences close to the campus. Approximately 85% of the study bedrooms are set aside for new undergraduates with the remainder reserved for continuing and postgraduate students.
When and how can I book a room?
Once you have been offered an unconditional place on a course, the Accommodation will send you later on in the year an accommodation back including a booking form. Note that you will be unable to reserve a room while conditional on a place.
How much does it cost?
Fees will vary whether you are undergraduate or postgraduate and will also depend on the type of room you apply for.
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Can I access the Internet in the University accommodation?
Yes. All rooms have free internet access points.
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What is the difference between en-suite and non en-suite?
An En-suite room comprises a bathroom and toilet facilities. A non En-suite room means your room will have a washbasin but the bathroom and toilet facilities will be shared with other students.
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How big are the rooms?
Room sizes may vary from one residence to another. Typically, an en-suite room will be between 11 and 13 m2 and a non En-suite room between 8 and 9 m2.
Rooms in Emily Davies Hall of Residence are laid out differently to the other halls and will be between 6 and 13 m2.
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What do I need to bring?
All study-bedrooms are furnished with a bed, chairs, desk, wardrobe and bookshelf space. A bedding pack can be provided upon request.
The Residences are self-catering, and therefore students will need to bring crockery, including cups, plates, dishes etc (suitable for microwave use). All cutlery and cooking utensils, pots and pans must be suitable for electric hob use. It is also advisable to bring tea towels, dishcloths and coat hangers.
Where else can I live if I am not interested in the University accommodation?
There are alternative accommodation should you wish not to live in the University accommodation, whether it is a shared rental of entire houses or flats or self-catering shared flat with Liberty Living|.
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Further information
Further commonly asked questions about accommodation can be found on the webpage,
Accommodation FAQs.|