Housing Options

Housing Services assists University of the Arts London students with finding the right accommodation. Whether you choose to live in one of the University's 13 halls of residence or in privately-rented accommodation, Housing Services can provide information and advice to help you find a suitable place to live

Applying for Halls of Residence

If you have been offered a place to study at University of the Arts London and would like to live in halls of residence, you will be able to apply for accommodation during the month of June  2010.  Find out more.

Other Housing Options

Most people think " halls of residence" when they think " student accommodation", but students do also live independently in flats or houses they rent from private landlords. They often share a house or flat with other students. There are plenty of flats and houses in London available for students.   The Housing Services website provides detailed information that will help you, should you decide to live in private accommodations.  cannot find houses or flats for you, but we provide support and information so you can do it yourself. Below is a list of some private residence halls, not affiliated with University of the Arts London:

• Association of Residential Letting Agents
• Communities and Local Government
• FindaProperty.com
• FlatmatesAnonymous.com
• International Student House
• Liberty Student Housing private provider of dorms throughout London
• London Student Housing Guide
• National Association of Estate Agents
• Nido Student Living
• Spareroom.co.uk
  • Unite Student Housing private provider of dorms throughout London
  • University of London Housing Services

 

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