
You’ve submitted your Ucas application and your offers have started coming in, but now there’s another important application on your to-do list – your student a...

Nobody to live with in your second year? Can’t decide which friends would make the best housemates?

Which university city will you call home for three years? Follow these tips to start working it out

Weighing up whether to move into halls or stay at home and commute to university? Students share the pros and cons of both options for anyone feeling torn over where to live

Moving out of halls after your first year of uni? Here's how to find the best student accommodation for you and your housemates

While most first-year students go straight into university halls, there are a variety of housing options available to you...

When you're deciding on which halls of residence to choose, you might be given the option of catered accommodation or cooking for yourself. So which one's right for you?

Ucas application done, now the next challenge – sorting your university accommodation. If you’re considering university halls, here’s what you need to know.

Don’t panic if you find yourself living off-campus with strangers from day one. While most universities aim to house all first-year students in halls, it’s not exactly a done deal...

Considering the private hall option? This is what you should know...

Heading to a local university – or one within commuting distance? If you're considering living at home, here are the pros and the cons...

We help you power through the admin tasks, so you can start fully enjoying your new house as soon as possible

Moving into off-campus housing as a student means dealing with energy bills. Here's what you need to know, from how to cut costs to switching gas and electricity suppliers.

It can feel a bit strange moving in with a bunch of strangers at university. Here's what to expect from halls...

While lots of universities will have student accommodation available for first-year students, it's not always guaranteed that everyone will be allocated a place.

Staying in university halls isn't your only option as a fresher. You might also consider privately run halls. Here's what you need to know.