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At home in Hull Your guide to living on campus 2020 Proud to be accredited by
What a place to be!
THE UNIVERSITY OF HULL
Live
with us
Leaving home to start student life can be challenging as
well as exciting. So knowing we’ve got a fantastic room on
campus for you is a major box ticked. When you choose to
study at the University of Hull, you have a wide range of
great value and impressive living styles to suit you.
Whatever you choose, you’re guaranteed a great location as all of our rooms are located
right here on campus – you can’t get more convenient than that.
Of course, it’s helpful to actually see the different types of accommodation before you make
a decision. So, if you haven’t already been to one of our applicant days or open days, come
along and we’ll be happy to show you around. Just go to hull.ac.uk to find out more and
book. Or if you want to come and have a look around, contact us on rooms@hull.ac.uk.
In the meantime, you can check out what’s available in this guide, and if you have any
questions feel free to drop us a line. We look forward to welcoming you in September 2020.
Plan your Open Day
hull.ac.uk/visitus
Can’t make it?
Get in touch Take a virtual tour.
Explore our accommodation before you arrive by taking our
University of Hull Accommodation Team uniofhull 360-degree virtual tour. Compare room types and look around
The Accommodation Hub the social spaces to discover what living on campus is really like.
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University of Hull UniversityOfHullAccomm
Hull, HU6 7EL Go to virtualtour.hull.ac.uk
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T +44 (0)1482 466042 or 466026
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Contents
Live with us..................................................................................... 4
10 Experience more........................................................................... 8
10 reasons to choose university accommodation.......... 10
Hull, your new home..................................................................12
Why choose
Making and living with friends. ..............................................14
university
accommodation Safe as houses.............................................................................. 16
What to consider......................................................................... 18
20 What to look for........................................................................... 18
Westfield Court. . ......................................................................... 20
The Courtyard. . ............................................................................26
Taylor Court.. . ...............................................................................28
Contract dates and accommodation fees......................... 30
Westfield Court
Policies............................................................................................ 32 26
How to apply for accommodation........................................ 34
What to bring................................................................................36
After your first year...................................................................38
The Courtyard
36 38
What to bring After your first year
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Experience
more
More life. More time. More facilities. More friends.
More options. More fun.
To experience university life fully, nothing beats living on campus where you can enjoy convenience
and a sense of community. Our on-campus accommodation sits at the heart of university life and
is just a short walk from teaching rooms, labs, our library, sports facilities, students’ union and a
fantastic range of eateries, allowing you to make the most of your study and leisure time.
Whatever subject you or your friends are studying, your lives will revolve around our single-site
campus, which just keeps getting better thanks to our continuous programme of investment.
Even though our campus has the laid-back atmosphere of a leafy, secluded site, it’s actually located
in a vibrant, student-orientated area – only two miles from the city centre. That brings an extra
dimension to your student life as you explore everything Hull has to offer.
It’s easy to feel at home here, and it tends to happen quickly.
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10 reasons to
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Convenient instalments
Accommodation fees are paid in
choose University
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instalments in October, January
Safe as houses
and April and coincide with
student loan payments. You can also Round-the-clock help and support
accommodation choose to pay monthly. is available should you need it.
We’re here to offer practical help
and advice, but also emotional support too.
So whether you’ve lost your key or you’re
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Fantastic feeling homesick, we’ll be there to help.
facilities
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Guaranteed accommodation Free Wi-Fi We continually
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invest in our
If you’re a new, full-time All of our on campus
accommodation to provide
Student experience
unaccompanied student, and you accommodation includes up to
apply for accommodation by 1st a quality living experience You’ll meet people from diverse
150mbps free WiFi. #StayConnected
October, we guarantee you a room that’s and top-notch facilities. cultural and social backgrounds,
owned, in partnership or directed by the We’re proud to offer some of and university accommodation
University. the most desirable student is a great place to make new friends. Our
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accommodation in the region. advice is get involved.
Hassle-free
We take care of the
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fiddly bits, so you can
A responsible landlord
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concentrate on the Low living
important stuff like settling in,
Location, location, location
We take our responsibilities as costs
a landlord seriously. You can making friends and getting to All of our accommodation is on campus,
relax in the knowledge that our lectures. Contents insurance, Students living placing you at the heart of the action
accommodation is of a good standard, internet and utility bills are all in Hull are where you can make the most of every
that repairs will be carried out, and our included in your rent with all of experiencing the best minute of university life.
homes are safe and secure. We comply our properties. value for money in the UK
with the UUK code of practice. according to NatWest’s
Student Living Index
2018, and there is a range
of accommodation to suit
different budgets.
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Hull, your new home
THE UNIVERSITY OF HULL Making and living with friends Starting university is a big adventure but we know that it can also feel pretty scary too. It’s natural to worry that you won’t know anyone but our accommodation is designed specifically with students in mind and is the ideal place to meet people. University accommodation isn’t just for individual applicants though, we have plenty of options for group bookings too. Perhaps you already know people starting uni at the same time as you and would like to live together. Or maybe you’d like to stay living on campus in your second and third years with all the amazing friends you’ll meet when you arrive. From shared flats to campus houses, we can accommodate groups of 4 to 11, giving you the opportunity to stay on our vibrant campus for your whole time at university if you wish. All of this is manageable through our easy online booking system – just select the friendship group option and choose the same location and flat. 14 | WWW.HULL.AC.UK AT HOME IN HULL | 15
THE UNIVERSITY OF HULL Safe as houses All of our accommodation complies with the Student Accommodation Code, which was developed by Universities UK and GuildHE. The code protects your right to safe, good-quality accommodation and makes sure you get the best out of your time living at university. To find out more, go to thesac.org.uk. All on-campus accommodation benefits from 24hr security available at a moment’s notice. The campus is also patrolled 24/7. 16 | WWW.HULL.AC.UK AT HOME IN HULL | 17
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Postgraduate students
What to consider We recognise that postgraduate and PhD students have different needs to undergraduates. That’s
why we dedicate a proportion of all our on-campus accommodation for use by single postgraduate
students. Reserved postgraduate accommodation includes standard and deluxe en-suite rooms,
When choosing where to live, If you require a more peaceful living space, studio apartments, rooftop apartments and campus houses. Rooms are typically self-catered and
quiet blocks will be available on campus in operate on a 51-week contract.
you should think about your both Westfield Court and The Courtyard.
course commitments and how Please check on booking for confirmed Courses starting mid-session
they might affect which type location. Residents are required to comply
If you’re starting your course at a time of the year other than September 2020, please contact us for
with terms and conditions set out when
of accommodation will be best they apply. We also have a number of other
accommodation advice, preferably at least four weeks before you arrive. You can get in touch via
email at rooms@hull.ac.uk or by calling us on +44 (0)1482 466042.
suited to you. quieter areas but you should note that it is
the responsibility of residents within these
Nursing students will require a longer blocks to keep noise to a minimum and be
contract of 51 weeks, which is available respectful of their neighbours.
across all our on-campus accommodation.
Adapted accommodation
If you’re spending a year away as part of
If you need an adapted property, there are a number of options open to you:
your course — whether studying abroad or
on an industrial placement — you should
get in touch with us for advice in December Westfield Court page 20 Taylor Court page 28
if you’re due to return the following 19 accessible rooms available. 24 ground-floor en-suite bedrooms with
September. ramped access available. En-suites include
The Courtyard page 26 a raised shower tray, toilet and basin. Some
rooms have adaptations and can be fitted
Six accessible rooms available.
with grab rails and shower seats on request.
Cottingham House has a deaf alerter installed.
There’s no lift access in Taylor Court.
What to look for
Over the next few pages we’ll Icons
tell you more about our different Free WiFi
types of accommodation. To (up to 100mbps)
help you narrow down your
Wheelchair access
options, we’ve included some
icons so you can see key
Self-catered
features at a glance.
En-suite
Wheelchair access varies across sites.
Please visit our accommodation if you have specific needs. Or visit
www.disabledgo.com and search accommodation in Hull campus
Westfield Court
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Westfield Court
Stylish, contemporary campus living
Our new multi-million pound development on the west of campus offers
a mixture of high quality, self-catered rooms for 1,462 students. Alongside
the accommodation, an urban green and avenue offer a range of facilities
including a 24-hour reception, laundrette, amazing social spaces and
beautiful outdoor areas.
Accommodation En-suite bedrooms
Designed for modern student living, the Standard en-suite room in cluster flat (3-8
spacious, contemporary accommodation caters occupants)
to all budget – from flats with shared kitchen
The standard en-suite rooms are arranged into
facilities and bedrooms with shared bathrooms
flats and share a fully equipped kitchen, living
or en-suites, to studio apartments and one-
and dining area with a TV. Each bedroom is
bedroom flats. You’ll have everything you
equipped with a 4ft double bed, fitted furniture;
need to make yourself at home with modern
double wardrobe, shelving, workstation,
appliances and contemporary furniture and
noticeboards and an en-suite bathroom.
ample storage and shelving.
Deluxe en-suite room in cluster flat
Bedrooms with a shared bathroom (4 – 10 occupants)
4 bed flat with shared bathroom Deluxe en-suite rooms have everything that the
The 4 bed flat features a shared kitchen large en-suite does, plus they’re larger in size
complete with all the kitchen appliances you and have a comfy chair and a side table.
need including fridge freezer, oven, hob, toaster, Studio apartments and 1 bed
kettle and microwave, a lounge and dining area
apartments
with TV, plus a bathroom is shared between two
occupants. The bedrooms are equipped with Studio apartment (small, medium and large)
a 4ft bed and contemporary furniture and are
Each studio has its own private kitchenette and
ideal for students wishing to share with fewer
en-suite. Studios have ample storage space and
people.
are fully fitted with a double bed, workstation
6-8 bed flat with shared bathroom with desk and chair, breakfast bar and stools, Rachel felt right at home at
The 6-8 bed flat is similar to the 4 bed flat but
wardrobe, vanity unit and seating area. The Westfield Court
studio is ideal for students who would like their
rooms are, on average, a little smaller and the
own facilities while also benefitting from the “I couldn’t feel more at home! My
shared kitchen, lounge and dining area are used
communal spaces provided.
by more people. A bathroom is shared between room is nice, the kitchen is perfect
two occupants. 1 bed apartment and the staff are really helpful and
The 1 bed apartments provide a separate friendly. I’d recommend Westfield
bedroom with a double bed, wardrobe and large Court to anyone moving away from
vanity unit with an adjoining en-suite. There’s a home for the first time.”
fully fitted kitchenette, dining area, work station
and lounge space. Rachel Johnson
BA Drama and Theatre Practice
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Indicative room layouts and fittings
Small One-bedroom flat Standard en-suite Deluxe en-suite
studio flat 29 – 32m2 12.2 – 16m2 16 – 17.25m2
17.82 – 17.85m2
Average 30.64m2 Average 12.73m2 Average 16.56m2
Medium studio
flat
19.89 – 20.17m2
Large studio flat Need to know
20.21 – 20.32m2
Comes with easy
chair and table 1,462 students
Fees: £130 – £210 per week
41, 43 and 51 week contracts
Shared four-bed flat 6 - 8 bed flat with shared WC Campus houses with
12.5 – 13m2 9.6 – 11.5m2 shared WC 10.7 – 12m2
Average 12.60m2 Average 10.67m2 Average 11.01m2 On campus
Postcode HU6 7EL
For contract dates and fees, see page 30.
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Welcome to Westfield Court
Social spaces
Westfield Court has been designed to ensure you have a great student experience. There are
plenty of spaces to study, socialise and relax. You’ll find a games room for playing pool, table
tennis and retro computer games and two bookable music practice rooms. A big screen room,
student lounge and study hub are also included, so there’s plenty of opportunity to be part of the
thriving student community.
H I J
G
K
F
L
E
social lounge
C
D
laundrette
Campus
B
reception
A
PANKHURST – Six-bed cluster flats with
A H SINGH – Standard en-suites. Deluxe en-suites.
shared WC. Standard en-suites.
SEACOLE – Standard en-suites. MILL – Eight-bed cluster flats with shared WC.
B C D I
Six-bed cluster flats with shared WC. Standard en-suites.
DOUGLASS – Shared four-bed flats. Standard
E J JACKSON – Campus houses with shared WC
en-suites. Studio flats.
F PAUL – Standard en-suites. Deluxe en-suites. K WATKINS – Standard en-suites.
KAMENY – Standard en-suites. PARKS – En-suite studio flats,
G L
One-bedroom flats. Standard en-suites.
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The Courtyard
Modern, bright, central
Standard and deluxe rooms Social space
All bedrooms are en-suite with large beds and There’s plenty of space to relax with friends,
modern, bright interiors. You’ll have plenty of including comfy lounges, a games room,
room for your things, with a good-size wardrobe, and a multi-function room.
under-bed storage and ample shelving and
cupboards. There’s also a workstation. Deluxe Cooking facilities
rooms are larger than standards, with extra
All the accommodation is self-catered, and each
storage, comfy chair and a TV point.
cluster flat of eight rooms shares a large kitchen/
Rooftop apartments dining area that has four full-size fridges and
freezers, two cookers, microwave, kettle
Our 1 bed rooftop apartments feature outdoor and toaster.
living space and impressive city views. Inside,
you’ll find a living/dining/kitchen area with There’s also a bookable MasterChef-style kitchen
comfortable seating, a workstation and where you can cook meals for your friends on
TV, plus plenty of fitted storage. Your kitchen special occasions and enjoy them in the dining
comes with a microwave, kettle, fridge, freezer, room next door. Ideal for small events or even
oven, hob and storage units. The en-suite hosting your own Come Dine with Me night,
bedroom has a large bed, fitted wardrobe or Great Student Bake Off.
and bedside cabinets.
Need to know
562 students
Fees: £147 – £210 per week
41, 43 and 51-week contracts
Michelle felt secure in
The Courtyard On campus
“I lived in The Courtyard in my first year. Great
security – feels very safe. Very spacious, staff Postcode: HU6 7DF
across the whole of the accommodation are
lovely, helpful people.”
Michelle Whitton
BA Marketing with Foundation Year
For contract dates and fees, see page 31.
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Taylor Court
Small, friendly, convenient
Taylor Court is the smallest of our on-campus accommodation
with just 288 residents. It’s ideally suited for those seeking a
small, friendly student community while still enjoying all the
benefits that come from being located right on campus. With just
24 residents in each block, getting to know your neighbours and
making friends couldn’t be easier.
Each flat of eight people shares a well-equipped Taylor Court is a safe and secure environment,
kitchen and dining area that has everything you with each block having its own keypad door
need to prepare your meals or just enjoy a chat entry system.
and a coffee with your friends. Each kitchen
As well as being just minutes away from your
even has a washer dryer, so no trips to a central
lectures, the library, the students’ union, the
laundry area are needed.
sports centre and a great choice of cafés, you’ll
Bedrooms are all singles with en-suite facilities, be just around the corner from the vibrant
and have large desks and good-sized wardrobes. Newland Avenue where you’ll find everything
from coffee shops to the local nightclub.
Taylor Court is undergoing refurbishment with
some blocks benefiting from more modern Need to know
décor and updated kitchen facilities. If you
choose one of the upgraded rooms, you’ll pay
slightly more and you should bear this in mind 288 students
when budgeting.
Fees: £125 – £135 per week
Taylor Court was the perfect 43 and 51 week contracts
location for Noureldin
“I lived in Taylor Court in my first year On campus
because I wanted to be as close as
possible to the library. I had a very Postcode: HU6 7SX
good experience and quickly made
good friends with my flatmates.”
Noureldin Noureldin
MSc Marketing Management
For contract dates, see page 31.
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Accommodation fees
The Courtyard
CONTRACT
and contract dates
ROOM TYPE WEEKLY PRICE TOTAL PRICE CONTRACT DATES
LENGTH
41 weeks
1 bed 41 weeks £210.00 £8,610.00
Saturday 19 September
For new undergraduates/postgraduates En-suite 41 weeks £147.00
2020 to Saturday 3 July
£6,027.00 2021 (check out in the
morning)
Westfield Court 1 bed 43 weeks £210.00 £9,030.00 43 weeks
Deluxe en-suite 43 weeks £154.98 £6,664.14 Saturday 19 September
CONTRACT 2020 to Saturday 17 July
ROOM TYPE WEEKLY PRICE TOTAL PRICE CONTRACT DATES
LENGTH 2021 (check out in the
En-suite 43 weeks £147.00 £6,321.00
morning)
41 weeks
En-suite 51 weeks £147.00 £7,497.00 51 weeks
Saturday 19 September
En-suite 41 weeks £147.00 £6,027.00 2020 to Saturday 3 July 1 bed 51 weeks £210.00 £10,710.00
Saturday 19 September
2021 (check out in the 2020 to Saturday 11
morning)
Deluxe en-suite 51 weeks £154.98 £7,903.98 September 2021 (check
out in the morning)
6 – 8 bed cluster, shared
43 weeks £129.99 £5,589.57
bathroom
En-suite 43 weeks £147.00 £6,321.00 Taylor Court
4 bed cluster, shared 43 weeks
43 weeks £135.03 £5,806.29
bathroom CONTRACT
Saturday 19 September ROOM TYPE WEEKLY PRICE TOTAL PRICE CONTRACT DATES
LENGTH
Campus house 43 weeks £136.50 £5,869.50 2020 to Saturday 17 July
2021 (check out in the Refurbed en-suite 43 weeks £135.03 £5,806.29 43 weeks
Deluxe en-suite 43 weeks £154.98 £6,664.14 morning)
Saturday 19 September
Small studio 43 weeks £170.03 £7,331.29
2020 to Saturday 17 July
Standard en-suite 43 weeks £125.02 £5,375.86
Medium studio 43 weeks £179.97 £7,738.71 2021 (check out in the
morning)
Large studio 43 weeks £189.98 £8,169.14
51 weeks
1 bed flat 43 weeks £210.00 £9,030.00
Saturday 19 September
Small studio 51 weeks £170.03 £8,671.53 Refurbed en-suite 51 weeks £135.03 £6,886.53 2020 to Saturday 11
51 weeks
Medium studio 51 weeks £179.97 £9,178.47 September 2021 (check
Saturday 19 September out in the morning)
Large studio 51 weeks £189.98 £9,688.98 2020 to Saturday 11
September 2021 (check
1 bed flat 51 weeks £210.00 £10,710.00
out in the morning)
En-suite 51 weeks £147.00 £7,497
Deluxe en-suite 51 weeks £154.98 £7,903.98
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Occupation of your room Undergraduate students Continuing students Who can’t we accommodate?
You’ll need to occupy your room by 9am on We reserve a proportion of our rooms to We actively encourage applications from Unfortunately, we can’t provide accommodation
29 September 2020, unless prior arrangements meet our guarantee of accommodation if you continuing students and we have a growing to the following groups and recommend private
have been made with us. Failure to do so will apply by the end of October 2020. You’ll find, community of continuing students living in our sector accommodation:
result in us keeping you held to contract until however, that your accommodation options on-campus accommodation.
• Students with children, expectant mothers or
the room has been re-let. decrease over the application cycle. If demand
students accompanied by their family
exceeds supply, we’ll offer anyone who we can’t Local students
Allocation of places permanently accommodate on arrival several • Part-time and non-registered students
If you live locally, you’re very welcome to apply
residence options, normally on a first-come,
We allocate places in our accommodation for University accommodation. If you accept a • Married couples
first-served basis.
equally between genders wherever possible. residence contract with us but then decide to
Some residences have single-gender areas, move back to your family home, you’ll be liable • Students who fail to meet UKBA requirements
but most are mixed. Please note that guests Postgraduate students for the residence fees (unless we’re able to re-let either before, or during, their course
of other residents and University staff of the A number of places are reserved for postgraduate the room).
opposite sex are likely to need access. If you students in Westfield Court, The Courtyard and
have cultural, religious, medical, dietary or Taylor Court. Once you’ve accepted your offer at Mature students
other needs, you should consider whether a the University, you’ll be sent an email inviting you
A number of places in Westfield Court, The
mixed environment might pose difficulties for to apply for accommodation.
Courtyard, and Taylor Court are reserved for
you before applying.
mature students.
Because all accommodation is self-catered,, Exchange students
some students’ diets and stores of foodstuffs We reserve a number of rooms for exchange
are likely to include meat, pork and alcoholic students (both full-session and single-semester
drinks. It’s not possible to provide students with applicants). In the event of demand exceeding
separate refrigerators, cooking utensils, dining supply, students will be directed to alternative
areas or kitchens. accommodation within the private sector.
If you would like more information or have any
questions, please contact our accommodation
office by emailing rooms@hull.ac.uk or calling
+44 (0)1482 466042.
Disabled students
Disabled students and those with declared,
medically certified health problems registered
with, and supported by, the University’s Disability
Services, are given first priority.
We integrate students with disabilities within
our general student community. The demand
for some types of accommodation is high and
may exceed supply. If you require a specific
type of accommodation due to a disability, we
encourage you to submit your application and
online questionnaire as soon as possible. The
questionnaire is part of the accommodation
application process and is assessed by the
University’s Student Wellbeing, Learning and
Welfare Support Service. In some cases we may
require supporting evidence.
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Insurance applicants
How to apply for When the accommodation process opens, applicants holding Hull as their insurance choice will be
able to access the accommodation portal to express an interest in applying for accommodation.
accommodation
(Please note: at this stage you’ll not be able to apply for a specific type
of accommodation.)
Once you’ve accepted your offer at Hull (typically around A level results day) you’ll be sent an email
inviting you to apply for accommodation through the accommodation portal. At this point you’ll be
able choose and apply for accommodation from the list of available accommodation options. Your
Undergraduates applying via UCAS application will be confirmed once you’ve accepted your residence contract online.
(with the exception of insurance applicants)
If you’ve selected Hull as your firm choice with UCAS, you’ll receive an email confirming when the Hull York Medical School
accommodation application process opens. Once we know which applicants will be based at the Hull campus, we’ll contact you via email with
information about how and when to apply.
This will be sent to the personal address as registered with UCAS, and will advise you how to use our
online service to apply for accommodation.
Direct Entry (non-UK)
Once we’ve been informed of your application to the University, we’ll send you an email inviting
you to register for an account. Once this has been validated (which should take no longer than 48
hours), you will receive a confirmation email and be able to view and apply
ollow the email instructions provided to
F for your accommodation.
activate your account
Postgraduate applicants
Once you’ve accepted your offer at the University of Hull, we’ll send you an email inviting you to
apply for your accommodation. Applying for University accommodation means you won’t need to
Choose the ‘apply for Log in to the go through the Right to Rent checks.
accommodation’ option university of Hull
to make your application accommodation
portal
Accept your
residence contract
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BOOKS
What to bring PERSONAL ITEMS
to transform your room
When you arrive, you’ll find your room clean and ready to into a home.
move into. All that’s left to do is add your bits and pieces
and make it nice and homely. Please note that we’re a
carbon conscious university, and actively encourage our
students to reuse and recycle their possessions wherever
possible.
It can be tempting to bring everything but the kitchen sink
when packing for university. But to save you from loading
your whole life into the car, here’s a list of the essentials:
BED LINEN
Duvet, duvet cover, pillows,
pillow cases etc.
TOWELS
TOILETRIES
Toiletries and medicines (shampoo,
shower gel, paracetamol etc) Your checklist:
Bed linen (duvet, duvet cover, Books
pillows, pillow cases etc). Bedding
Toiletries and medicines
packs are available to buy online
(shampoo, shower gel, paracetamol etc)
at unikitout.com, along with a
range of other uni essentials Coat hangers
TOILET ROLL
Food and drink supplies Laundry holder and detergent
(though detergent is already included
Towels (bath and tea towels) at The Courtyard)
Kitchen utensils (crockery, cutlery, pots, Toilet roll
pans, glasses etc)
Personal items to transform your room
Laptop (don’t forget your charger) into a home
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After your first year
University accommodation isn’t just for first years. Loads of our
second and third year students choose to stay on campus. And
here’s why ...
You can apply to live with a group of friends in our houses, flats and halls, and continue to enjoy all
the benefits that living in university accommodation brings: location, community and quality living.
Special offers exclusively A location that can’t be
for returners beaten
We like to give our returning students a little Any savy student knows that location is key to
welcome back gift, so you can expect some getting the most from their study and free time.
great discounts and special offers. Stay at the heart of uni life with your lectures,
the library, world-class sports facilities, the
Live with friends students’ union and places to eat and drink all
There are loads of options available for friends within a few minutes’ walk. Oh, and lie-ins. Don’t
wanting to live together, from fantastic flats to forget the lie-ins!
terrific townhouses. Unlike in the private sector,
you’ll each have an individual tenancy and we
£ Affordable
won’t hold you jointly liable if one of your friends Don’t be fooled into thinking the private sector
doesn’t pay or decides to leave. is cheaper. Once you add on utility bills, internet
services, contents insurance and travel, things
really start to add up.
No nasty surprises
We never charge an admin fee and there are no
scary credit checks.
Once you’ve settled in, gotten to know your housemates and people on your course, and know
where you’d like to live and who with, we’ll be happy to chat with you about your options.
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by the University of Hull and although we do our best to keep it up-to-date and correct, we make no
representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, about the completeness, accuracy,
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