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Contact us
Accommodation Services
The University of Nottingham
University Park Undergraduate
accommodation
Nottingham
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t: +44 (0)115 951 3697
A guide to your options
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Where will I
be living in my
first year? Southwell
St Peter’s Court
Cripps
Lincoln
Sherwood
Lenton & Wortley Newark
Raleigh Park
Derby
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Rutland Bonington Hall
Willoughby
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Catered or self-catered: Catered Self-catered
what’s best for me?
• On campus – close to lecture buildings and • Off campus – all of our self-catered sites are
the Students’ Union near to local amenities and in easy travelling
• Hall spirit/community feel distance of Nottingham city centre
• Rent includes 19 meals per week • Live in a small community – four to eight people
in a flat
• Food prepared for you every day
• Freedom to be as independent as you like
• Meal card for lunch – for more information
Catered Self-catered • Studio flats available
see page 16
In catered halls, meals are provided and their cost Self-catered accommodation offers freedom
• Regular formal dinners • Communal areas are cleaned, but you will
included in the price of accommodation. Menus and flexibility. You are able to eat what you want,
need to clean your own bedroom/en suite
are varied and change regularly, and vegetarian when you want, and to a budget that suits you. • Communal areas and bedrooms cleaned
options are always available. Catered halls are At Nottingham, all our self-catered sites are off • Wardens/pastoral staff on hand 24-hours
• Wardens/pastoral staff on hand 24-hours a day if you need them
ideal if cooking isn’t your strong point, or if you campus and situated near to shops, takeaways
a day if you need them
have more important things to do in your first year and other amenities. • No need to move everything out of your room
– you don’t even have to do the washing up! • You will need to move everything out of your over the Christmas and Easter holidays
Living in self-catered accommodation is a very room for the Christmas and Easter holidays. If
Each of the catered halls at Nottingham has a sociable experience. Flats are typically shared you want to stay in your room over the holidays,
strong community spirit, meaning that your hall between four to eight students, and most students this can be arranged for an additional cost
will quickly become your home. find friends in nearby flats, as well as in their own.
Cooking and eating together is a great way to
Part-catered relax after a hard day of lectures and allows for an
If you’re based at Sutton Bonington and choose independent and self-sufficient lifestyle.
to live in University accommodation, you’ll get
the best of both worlds – you’ll be provided with
evening meals during the week, but also with the
facilities to prepare your own meals at other times.
If you’d prefer
to look for privately-
owned accommodation, go
to www.nottingham.ac.uk/
accommodation and click on
‘accommodation options’ then
‘private sector’ in the
left-hand menu.
Cooking and eating together in halls
is a great way to make new friends.
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S e lf - c a t e re d h a ll s
En suite
Number of
Key bedrooms
Broadgate Park
Wi-Fi Distance (miles)
Bike to University
shed Park Campus
Laundry Distance (miles)
Bar/cafe
facilities to Jubilee Campus
Shop Distance
Gym (miles) to city
Disabled Contract
access length
Broadgate Park is a large, modern Broadgate Park is split into blocks, each
student village located just outside the of which is made up of several flats.
west entrance of University Park. Not Whether you want your own bathroom, to
only does Broadgate offer facilities share a kitchen or even live in your own
Albion House such as a shop, laundry and cafe bar,
but it is in easy walking distance of
self-contained studio flat, Broadgate Park
offers a variety of room types to suit a
Beeston town centre, a busy local hub wide range of budgets and preferences.
with a large selection of amenities, from
restaurants and bars to supermarkets
and independent retailers.
Room types and prices 2015/16
Room type Price
Standard £4,521
Situated in the heart of Beeston town Rooms are located in seven-bedroom Standard large £5,057
centre with a supermarket and several flats with a large shared kitchen/diner En suite £5,720
other facilities right on your doorstep, and two bathrooms. All rooms have their
Albion House is the smallest of our Large en suite £6,512
own wash basin. Ample free parking is
self-catered halls, containing only 168 also available, as well as a laundry room Studio £6,160
rooms, but offers a lively and tightly-knit and bicycle storage. Large studio £7,037
community. Not only is Albion House
close to local amenities and nearby Twin studio £4,244*
Room types and prices 2015/16
regular bus routes to Nottingham city
centre, it is a short walk from University Room type Price 2,000 0.1 1.6 3.1 44
Park Campus, making it accessible
and convenient. Standard £4,355
* Joint tenancy price per person – two people must
apply together for this room type.
168 0.7 2.1 3.7 44
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Self-catered halls
Did you kn
ow?
A free bus se
St Peter’s C rv ice for
Raleigh Park runs regularly
ourt resident
to University
s
Park and Ju
bilee
Campuses
and the
city centre.
St Peter’s Court
Raleigh Park is a modern, purpose-built Raleigh Park is close to a variety of local
student village situated on the site of the amenities, including supermarkets, pubs,
old Raleigh Cycles factory in Radford. restaurants, shops, banks and takeaways.
Within close proximity of Jubilee Campus
and Nottingham city centre and a short
walk or bus journey away from University
Park Campus, Raleigh Park offers central,
convenient accommodation.
Room types and prices 2015/16 St Peter’s Court is a modern student All the rooms available at St Peter’s Court
village located in Radford and in close are en suite and are set out in flats with
Room type Price
proximity to Jubilee Campus and Raleigh five to seven students in each. There
Standard £4,136 Park, another student village. It is the are many useful on-site facilities for
closest to Nottingham city centre of all residents, including a shop, communal
Standard plus £4,268*
the University’s accommodation, so there areas, laundry and a gym.
House £4,312** are a vast array of nearby amenities.
En suite £4,928
Room types and prices 2015/16
1,168 1 0.4 1.3 44
Room type Price
En suite £4,972
* Three-quarter bed. Large en suite £5,280
** Additional lounge area with
a downstairs cloakroom and dishwasher. En suite
Number of
Key bedrooms 807 1.3 0.8 1.3 44
Wi-Fi Distance (miles)
Bike to University
shed Park Campus
Laundry Distance (miles)
Bar/cafe
facilities to Jubilee Campus
Shop Distance
Gym (miles) to city
Disabled Contract
9 access length 10
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Catered
The accommodation
There’s a wide range of different room types,
which are all fully furnished. Your room is on
halls
a corridor with other students so it’s easy to
get to know people. Halls are lively places
to live, although there will also be a library or
reading room in your hall for when you do need
somewhere quiet to study, and with lots of
facilities provided you’ll find University Park a
University home from home. There are 12 undergraduate
halls on University Park Campus:
Park Campus • Ancaster
• Cavendish
• Cripps
• Lenton and Wortley
• Lincoln
• Nightingale
• Derby • Rutland
Home comforts, a lively • Florence Boot
• Hugh Stewart
• Sherwood
• Willoughby
hall community and the
There are 3,200 places available with each hall
perfect location varying in size – our smallest hall is home to 150
students whereas our largest hall accommodates
400 undergraduates.
The area
Living on University Park Campus you’ll have
Eating and living together creates a friendly and
everything the University has to offer on your
sociable living space, and our flexible lunch option
doorstep – world-leading teaching and research
gives you the freedom to have lunch where you
facilities, sports amenities, an arts centre, shops,
like to suit your timetable.
bars, banks, and food outlets as well as 330
acres of stunning parkland. You’ll find a vibrant
Room types and prices 2015/16
community atmosphere along with an almost
endless list of activities happening on campus.
Room type Price
There’s a thriving social scene off campus too,
with the city centre and popular student areas like Shared study £4,534
Lenton only a few minutes away by bus. Single study £5,069
Single study plus £5,219
Private shared bathroom £5,754
Shared en suite £5,914
En suite £6,139
En suite plus £6,289
Key Number of
bedrooms En suite
Bike Facilities
shed Wi-Fi
3,200 1.1 1.6 31
Distance (m
to Universityiles)
Bar/cafe Park Campu
Laundry s
facilities Distance (m
to Jubilee Cailes)
Gym mpus
Shop
Distance
(miles) to cit
Disabled y
access Contract
length
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Jubilee Sutton
Campus Bonington
The area The area
Life on Jubilee Campus is great for studying and The 100-acre Sutton Bonington Campus sits on
socialising, with a huge range of facilities right the border of Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire,
on your doorstep. The compact campus means 10 miles south of University Park. Its countryside
everything you need is within walking distance, location makes it an ideal home for the School
including a fully equipped sports centre, coffee of Biosciences and the University’s School of
shops and a convenience store, and all the city Veterinary Medicine and Science.
centre attractions are just a few minutes away by
bus. Five minutes down the road you’ll also find The campus is well-connected – a regular, free
many student-orientated amenities in the popular hopper bus service makes travel to University
student area of Lenton. With so much happening Park simple and convenient, while excellent road,
around you, you’ll really feel at the heart of all the rail and air links mean that Sutton Bonington
action here. is easily accessible from both the rest of the
UK and overseas.
The accommodation
There are two undergraduate halls on Jubilee The accommodation
Campus – Newark and Southwell – and both are Students who study veterinary medicine and
lively places to live. Both halls offer modern, science or biosciences on Sutton Bonington
en suite rooms which are laid out in corridors Campus usually live in Bonington Hall, which is
shared with other students. spread across the campus and consists both
of characteristic original houses and newly built
The convenience of not having to prepare your developments. Bonington Hall is partially catered,
own food means you have more time to study and which means that five evening meals per week
socialise. Don’t forget your flexible lunch option – (during term-time) are included in the price of
choose where and what you want to eat and use accommodation. In addition to dining rooms for
your catering card at lunch in any of our cafes and these catered meals, Bonington Hall provides
food courts on Jubilee Campus and University Park. kitchens which can be used at weekends and for
other meals. The flexibility and convenience of
Room types and prices 2015/16 part-catered accommodation means that you will
have plenty of freedom, while not having to worry
Room type Price about your evening meal after a day of lectures.
En suite £5,914
Facilities such as catering and retail outlets, a
library and a newly equipped sports centre are
Facilities Number of
En suite available on campus – so you’ll have everything Room types and prices 2015/16
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Key bedrooms you need right on your doorstep. Other amenities
can be found in the nearby Kegworth village, Room type Price
Wi-Fi Distance (miles) which is a short walk away.
Bike to University
shed Park Campus Standard £5,230
Distance (miles) Facilities Standard large £5,604
Laundry
Bar/cafe to Jubilee Campus
facilities
723 9.8 10 10.6 44
Standard en suite £6,132
Distance Standard plus en suite £6,682
Shop
Gym (miles) to city
Deluxe en suite £6,770
Contract Studio £7,430
Disabled
access length
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What will my How do I get
room be like? my meals in
catered halls?
Every room that we offer comes equipped with a bed, wardrobe, desk, chair, bookshelves, Your hall will provide you with 19 meals per week.
noticeboard, desk, lamp, coat hooks, mirror and power sockets. Menus change regularly and offer a varied range of
All of our rooms also have Wi-Fi which can be accessed 24/7. hot and cold meals, as well as vegetarian options.
If you have special dietary requirements, please
We offer a wide range of types of rooms, so whatever your budget and preferences, there should discuss this with your hall management and chef
be a room to suit you. On this page, we’ve explained the differences between a few of our most so they can try and accommodate your needs.
popular room types: Breakfast and dinner will be served in your hall
at scheduled times from Monday to Friday. On
Single study/standard Saturdays and Sundays a more laid-back brunch
is served, and then dinner in the evening. If you
In catered halls you have your own study bedroom and share are in catered halls you will be given a meal card
bathroom facilities with up to five other people on your corridor. If for lunch, which will be credited with £5.30 every
you are in self-catered accommodation you will share kitchen/diner weekday*. This can be spent in any of the catered
facilities and two bathrooms with up to six other students in your flat. halls offering lunch service, or in any of the catering
outlets on campus. University Park Campus and
Jubilee Campus offer a wide range of food and
En suite drink options, so you won’t be short of choice.
You have your own study bedroom as well as your own bathroom An example of a standard * This is a daily amount which will expire at the end of each day if
with toilet, shower and washbasin. If you’re in self-catered not used.
single room
accommodation, you’ll share a kitchen/diner.
Can I get a lunch card if I’m
Studio not in catered halls?
You have a self-contained study bedroom with kitchen facilities Yes – anyone can buy a lunch card, but
and separate en suite. it is only included in the accommodation
price for catered halls. If you’d like to
order a student meal deal card, or to
Rooms with ‘plus’ in
find out more, visit:
the name (eg single www.nottingham.ac.uk/go/mealdeal
study plus, en suite An example of an en suite room
plus) come with a
three-quarter size bed.
Housekeeping
To see photos of our room types, visit our There are dedicated housekeeping teams
accommodation website: for both catered and self-catered university
www.nottingham.ac.uk/accommodation accommodation. Every week, communal areas
and bathrooms will be cleaned. In catered halls,
An example of a studio room your room will be cleaned every fortnight. Please
note that individual room cleaning is not offered
in self-catered accommodation.
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in the Beeston area, from supermarkets and takeaways to a
their lectures. An easy bus or tram journey to Beeston, Lenton
traditional greengrocer’s, but frequent bus links mean that
and Nottingham city centre, Dunkirk is the perfect base for a busy
you can easily get into Nottingham city centre if you want to.
and sociable student lifestyle. There are also plenty of local pubs,
takeaways and convenience shops.
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Frequently asked
questions
If I’m a healthcare student, where Do you provide accessible Can I choose which catered hall When can I move in?
should I live? accommodation for students I want to live in? You will be able to move in the weekend before
Although we do not restrict applications for Individual catered hall preferences cannot be the start of the first term. The exact start date will
with disabilities? be on your offer.
catered halls, we recommend that healthcare If you have a disability and need accessible accepted. You will be asked to state your room
students discuss with their school whether their accommodation, you will be entitled to a suitable choice preferences and will be allocated to a
course may impact on their accommodation room in University accommodation for as long as catered hall which offers one of your preferred What do I need to bring with me?
requirements, so that they select the most you study with us. We have accessible rooms room types. This will vary depending on where you decide
appropriate option. In particular, nursing and on each campus and on Broadgate Park, to live and can include items such as kitchenware,
midwifery students may find that scheduling which can also be adapted to meet a student’s Can I bring my family with me towels and bedding. Full information on what
demands mean that catered halls are not the best individual requirements. you will need to bring will be supplied by your
option for them because they are only available
to University?
There are a small number of places in University accommodation provider once you have accepted
during term-time, and you will be unable to get your offer.
What is the Junior Common Room/ accommodation available for families and couples,
a refund for meals that you miss.
athough due to availability, housing cannot be
Residents’ Association? guaranteed – more information about these
Self-catered halls offer greater flexibility and you Whatever accommodation you choose, you will
options can be found on our website:
will have the advantage of not having to move automatically become a member of its Junior
www.nottingham.ac.uk/go/universityhouses
out between terms. If you live in self-catered Common Room (JCR) or Residents’ Association.
accommodation you will of course be able to The function of the JCR committee/Residents’
manage your meals around your own schedule. Association is to help you settle in, organise What if I don’t have an unconditional
events throughout the year, pass on your opinions status by 31 August?
Physiotherapy students will need to consider to the Students’ Union and generally help make We should still be able to help you with
commuting distances from the accommodation your time in halls as enjoyable as possible. University-arranged accommodation, but options
sites to City Hospital, where the University’s may be limited, so get in touch as soon as you can
Division of Physiotherapy is located. The flexible so that we can help.
lunch card included in the price of catered halls
What support is available in halls?
Each site has a manager responsible for the
cannot be used at City Hospital, so you would
day-to-day running of the site and they are How do I pay for my
need to purchase your lunch on campus before
committed to ensuring that you are comfortable in
travelling to the hospital, or request a packed
your new home. They will report any maintenance
University-arranged accommodation?
lunch from your hall. There are a variety of different payment methods,
issues for you and ensure they are resolved. There
depending on which accommodation site you’ve
are also wardens and tutors on each site who can
Graduate Entry Medicine, Graduate Entry Nursing, been offered. Full payment instructions are
offer confidential support and advice should you
BSc Nursing and BSc Medical Physiology provided with your offer, including the dates you’ll
want to discuss any personal issues with them.
and Therapeutics students who are based in need to pay your fees by. Wherever you’re living,
Derby can apply for a place in self-catered you’ll need to make a payment before you’re
accommodation at Lonsdale Hall, Derby, which is handed your room keys.
managed by Derby University Student Living. To
find out more about living in Lonsdale Hall, visit
www.nottingham.ac.uk/go/studyinginderby
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How do I apply for Contact us
Relaxing in the evening on the
balcony at Raleigh Park.
accommodation? Accommodation Services
The University of Nottingham
University Park
1. Have a browse through all our 4. Apply early Nottingham
accommodation options We allocate accommodation on a first-come, NG7 2RD
You can find more details, as well as images of first-served basis, so we would advise you to t: +44 (0)115 951 3697
each room type, on our website. apply early to maximise the chances of getting e: accommodation@nottingham.ac.uk
your top choice. w: www.nottingham.ac.uk/accommodation
2. Apply online from 9am on 2 March 2015
The University of Nottingham has made every effort to ensure that
You will need your UCAS personal identification 5. Receive a confirmation email and the information in this brochure was accurate when published.
number to verify your application on our information within two weeks Please note, however, that the nature of the content means that it
online form. As soon as we receive your application we’ll send is subject to change from time to time, and you should therefore
you an email and contact you with news on your consider the information to be guiding rather than definitive.
application within two weeks.
3. Select your top preferences
(room type and site only)
6. Accept the offer and terms and conditions
We will try to meet your first preference but this
by the deadline provided
is not guaranteed. Please note that individual
catered hall preferences cannot be accepted. Once you have received your offer of
accommodation please make sure you read the
terms and conditions and then follow the directions
you are given to secure your accommodation.
More information
If you’re struggling to dec
ide
about accommodation,
we’d
recommend that you loo
k at our
student life blogs to find
out first-hand
about living in halls. You
can also
visit our accommodation
services
website or search for
our halls on Facebook. The University of Nottingham 2015.
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