London Accommodation
Accommodation in London
If you are planning to live away from home whilst at university, accommodation is probably at the top of your list of considerations. London has a huge student population, and the variety of accommodation available will leave you feeling spoilt for choice.
Accommodation in London is provided by various purpose-built student accommodation providers and the accommodation team can guide you through your options and will offer ongoing support throughout your time as a student with us.
Students staying in non-university owned accommodation will still be able to access services such as the mental health team, money advice and more.
The accommodation office will be available to support and provide advice as to where UWTSD students stay so you can be around students studying with us.
What London Private Accommodation has to Offer
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If you’re looking for student accommodation, this website offers a wide range of verified housing options to suit different budgets and preferences. They provide purpose-built student accommodation, shared apartments, and studios, helping you find a place that meets your needs before you move.
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Once you have secured your room in halls you may then want to start thinking about what to bring with you onto campus.
UniKitOut are an online store that can provide HUGE discounts on many of the following items:
- Bedding Packs
- Kitchen Packs
- Bathroom and Towel Packs
- Student Combo Packs
- Electricals
- Accessories and much more!
All items once purchased can also be delivered directly to your room on campus so they are waiting for you when you arrive.
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The Residential Life Team provides a signposting-led service to students living in privately rented accommodation and privately operated purpose-built student accommodation (PBSAs).
The purpose of this support is to ensure students are aware of the university services and external organisations available to them, while promoting belonging, safety and wellbeing across the wider student community.
Support may include:
- Review contract along with terms and conditions to help explain to students what they are or have signed up to in line with Government legislation.
- Providing general information and signposting to appropriate university services and external organisations.
- Enabling students to access existing Residential Life events and initiatives, subject to capacity.
- Sharing general guidance relating to wellbeing, personal safety and community living.
The Residential Life Team will not manage private accommodation complaints, liaise with landlords or accommodation providers on behalf of students, investigate tenancy disputes, undertake property inspections or provide ongoing case management.
Students experiencing accommodation-related difficulties will be directed to their landlord, letting agent, PBSA management team, the Students’ Union Advice Service or another appropriate organisation, depending on the nature of their concern.
Any safeguarding or immediate safety concerns will be managed in accordance with the University’s established procedures.
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Contact the Accommodation Team
Our accommodation team are here to help you make the right choice to help create the university experience you are looking for. If you have any questions about accommodation whether accessibility, accommodation options or specific questions about your situation our accommodation team are on hand to help.