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This website provides information and advice to current and prospective students who are or will be:
- studying full-time at the University of Bristol and
- on a course of study for at least one full academic year at the University of Bristol or any other University in the UK or overseas
We also provide information for landlords wishing to let to students and to visitors looking for summer vacation accommodation.
Staff, visiting academics, researchers etc who are not classed as students should contact Space and Property Management for information and advice about accommodation.
The Accommodation Office deals with all aspects of student accommodation including:
- Management of the application process for new students
- Allocation of rooms in Partnership Residences
- The online Property Search giving details of vacant properties in the private sector
- The online Bulletin Board for students looking for house shares or to advertise rooms
- Advice and assistance for students renting in the private sector
- Publication of all Accommodation information
One of the best things about going to university is that you get to live independently away from home. Most students end up in one of Bristol's nine halls of residence. The following section contains reviews and advice about all of these options.
Halls
Stoke Bishop - These halls are located forty minute walk away from the University precinct, just outside the city centre. So many students in close proximity creates a vibrant campus atmosphere.
Badock *, Churchill *, Durdham, Hiatt Baker *, University Hall, Wills *
Clifton - These halls are only about fifteen minutes walk away from the University precinct, and are located in the very nicest part of Bristol. However due to the smaller number of halls and the closeness of the city centre, these halls lose the campus atmosphere of Stoke Bishop.
Clifton Hill House *, Goldney, Manor
* = Catered, otherwise self-catered
Student Houses
Due to the lack of spaces not evey student will get into hall. Living in a student house inevitably changes your first year at university, but not necessarily in a bad way. Living in a student house is a much more independent way of life. This infamous realm, 'out of hall' will not ruin your first year. For example, Fry Haldane is a society run specifically for students not living in hall. Click on the links to find out more:
Hawthorns, Northwell, Winkworth, Fry Haldane
All self-catered
Postgraduate Residences
This is the only purpose built postgraduate hall in the University.
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