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Accommodation

Planning to live away from home while you study? Create the uni experience you’ve always wanted. All of our accommodation is safe, secure and independent – so whether you’re a social butterfly or you prefer the quiet life, you can find your fit at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. 

  1. Residential Halls

    You will be housed in an en-suite room with shared facilities, that puts you at the heart of student life – you’ll also benefit from being just a stone’s throw away from our on-campus services. 

  2. Off Campus

    If you’d prefer to live off campus or find your own accommodation, you can choose between private rented accommodation and, in most of our locations, privately-run student halls. 

Our Carmarthen and Lampeter locations offer on-site student accommodation, with many of these rooms prioritised for first year students like you. Make the campus your home, living just minutes away from your classes, the library and all things university. 

Swansea, Cardiff, London and Birmingham have an offering of purpose-built private accommodation close to our campuses. Make the city your home, soaking up the culture and the opportunities – and experiencing the thrill of the metropolis. Wherever you study, you’ll become an integral part of a welcoming community, where you’ll meet some life-long friends and awesome characters along the way. 

To discover more about your options, please follow the individual campus link below.  

For guidance and assistance please contact the accommodation team.

Universities UK – Code of Practice

  • The Accommodation Code of Practice is designed as a statement of good practice which is subject to change and refinement in the light of experience and encourages better management of the accommodation. The code ensures that residents benefit from clear policies and procedures relating to the following: 

    • Health & Safety 

    • Maintenance and Repairs 

    • Student Welfare 

    • Antisocial behaviour and disciplinary issues 

    • Environmental quality