Our accommodation
Our entire University is situated on one campus. Whichever of our seven halls of residence you choose as your home, or if you opt for a house in the student village, you’ll be living at the heart of the campus.
It's a great way to make new friends and with no commute you’ll be able to maximise quality time for studying, socialising and sport.
Our accommodation
Check out the full details and photo galleries for all our student accommodation:
- Coleridge, Kay Shuttleworth and Tufnell Hallls
- Clark,Cromwell and Hudson Halls
- Dix Hall
- Student village
- The Oaks (PhD and Master's students only)
Apply for Accommodation
Applications for accommodation for 2022 are now closed. If you are interested in accommodation for 2023, you need to apply first for your place on your course, and once you have recieved a firm offer you can apply for accommodation. Your accommodation will be allocated once your offer becomes unconditional. Applications open for Sept 2023 on 1 January 2023.
Contracts and payment plans
Contracts are for 42 weeks from September to July and include the Christmas and Easter vacations.
You pay the University direct for your accommodation in full or in instalments:
- 18 weeks due September, 12 weeks due January and 12 weeks due April (in-line with payments of grants and loans from the Student Loan Company)
- A parent, guardian or other can pay on your behalf via standing order of eight payments, the first due in September then on the 1st of each month from November to May.
Rates include heating, lighting, wifi access and personal contents insurance.
Many postgraduate students go on placement so we offer a 43 week contract (the duration of most postgraduate courses) with a break clause. So, if you do find your placement is more than 30 miles away from campus or more than a 30 minute commute you can break your tenancy for the duration of the placement and not pay for this time.
For first year residents, buying a Dining-in-Card at £820 is obligatory to cover one meal per day Monday to Friday on campus (in the shop, canteen or Sport Centre café). This means you’ll keep eating even if you’re spent all your money elsewhere.
UUK Student Accommodation Code
We offer a safe environment with pastoral support, 24/7 security and we fully comply with the UUK Code of Practice for the Management of Student Housing, which is designed to give students a safe and good quality place to live.
More info
- Resident parking is not available on campus unless you hold a blue badge. Please see our Green Travel & Parking Policy.
- See our before you arrive page for ideas about the things you might want to bring when you move-in.
- The Resident Life team are always on hand to support resident students, including overnight and at weekends during term time.