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Guaranteed accommodation fornew students

All new students are guaranteed an offer ofUniversity-allocated accommodation, aslong as you book before 31 May 2019. Thisincludes University-owned halls of residence,halls of residence run by our partnerproviders or private companies, andaccredited shared housing.

Free Wi-Fi

All our residences offer free Wi-Fi Internet tokeep you connected and help with yourstudies.

Utilities and insurance included

No need to worry about bills. Your heating,water and electricity bills are all included,and you get free basic contents insurance.

Excellent security

Our residences feature a range of securitymeasures for your peace of mind, includingCCTV, door entry systems, and on-site or on-call security staff.

Your student community

A big part of student life is living with otherNTU students.

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City residences

The City Campus is home to students fromNottingham Business School, NottinghamLaw School, the School of Architecture,Design and the Built Environment, theSchool of Art & Design, the School of SocialSciences, and the Centre for Broadcasting &Journalism.

Students based at our Clifton andBrackenhurst campuses may also choose tolive in the city centre. The Go2 Uni 4 busservice connects our City Campus with ourClifton Campus, and buses run from the citycentre to our Brackenhurst Campus. Annualand termly travel deals are available.

Visit www.nctx.co.uk for more information.

Blenheim (UPP)

Byron (UPP)

Gill Street North (UPP)

Gill Street South (UPP)

Hampden (UPP)

The Maltings (UPP)

Meridian Court (UPP)

Norton Court (UPP)

Sandby (UPP)

Simpsons (UPP)

All city residences are managed byUPP (see page 24 for details).

Byron residence and Students’ Union building

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St Ann’s Hill, Woodborough Road, Nottingham, NG3 4LB

Tel: +44 (0)115 962 2700Email: [email protected]/blenheim

Blenheim (UPP)

Bedrooms: 177, all en suite

Flats: Four to seven rooms in each flatwith a shared kitchen-dining room

Distance to campus: 1.0 miles (a 20 - minute walk to our CityCampus)

Licence length: 44-week licenceagreement

Bus routes: Sky blue line 45(Woodborough Road to Queen Street)

Nearest convenience store:0.2 miles

Nearest supermarket: 0.2 miles

Nearest takeaway: 0.3 miles

“Good-sized rooms, decentbathroom, and a 20-minutewalk to the city centre.”

Blenheim resident

Just 20 minutes’ walk from our City Campus,Blenheim’s unique crescent-shaped designand attractive grounds make it popular withour students.

Here, you’ll have your own en suite room in ashared flat. The shared kitchen-dining roomis spacious and well-equipped. It’s a greatplace to hang out with your flatmates – as isBlenheim’s lively common room. One of thebest things about living at Blenheim is thatall of the bedrooms are en suite – perfect ifyou don’t fancy sharing a bathroom.

En suite room Staffed 24/7 Security

Communal cleaningprovided

Disabled access Parking on site

Secure bicycle storage

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Byron Residence, Hampden Street, Nottingham, NG1 4FW

Tel: +44 (0)115 908 2270Email: [email protected]/byron

Byron (UPP)


Flats: Four to ten rooms in each flatwith a shared kitchen-dining room

Distance to campus: On campus(City Campus)


Nearest convenience store:On site



Does the thought of living right at the heartof the action excite you? If so, Byron mightbe perfect for you.

Placed right above the Students’ Union andonly five minutes’ walk from the city centreshops, its no wonder Byron is one of ourmost popular and lively residences. Hereyou’ll share a flat with three to nine otherstudents. You’ll have your own en suitebedroom and share a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, which is a greatplace to hang out.

“The sense of community isgreat and everything youneed is just a two-minutewalk away.”

Byron resident

En suite room On campus Staffed 24/7

SecurityCommunal cleaningprovided

Disabled access

Also suitable for PG and mature students


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Gill Street, Nottingham, NG1 4FY

Tel: +44 (0)115 908 2250Email: [email protected] www.ntu.ac.uk/gillst

Gill Street North (UPP)

Bedrooms: 446 (422 standard ensuite, 24 studios)

Flats: Up to eight rooms in each flatwith a shared kitchen-dining room


Licence length: 44-week or 51-week licence agreement

Bus routes: On campus (CityCampus)




On campus near other residences and thecity centre, Gill Street North is an idealchoice if you’re at our City Campus.

Students at this gated residence have an ensuite bedroom in a flat with up to eightothers all sharing a kitchen-dining room. Ormaybe one of the 24 studio-style rooms onthe fifth floor is more suitable for you? Theyare self-contained with their own littlekitchen-dining area, making them great formature or postgraduate students. You canshare one of the more cost-effective twinbed studios, or have one all to yourself.

“Living at Gill Street North islike living in a home awayfrom home.”

Gill Street North resident



Disabled access

Also suitable for PG andmature students


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Gill Street, Nottingham, NG1 4FY

Tel: +44 (0)115 908 2250Email: [email protected] www.ntu.ac.uk/gillsouth

Gill Street South (UPP)


Flats: 5 to 11 rooms in each flatwith a shared kitchen-dining room






You’ve got the best of both worlds at thisnew purpose-built residence. You’re at theheart of our City Campus, just minutes awayfrom all the action, but far enough awayfrom the noise.

If you live at Gill Street South, you’ll have aroom in a flat with 5 to 11 rooms, which isgreat for making friends. You’ll have yourown bathroom and plenty of storage space.There’s also a shared modern kitchen-diningroom with everything you need.

“It’s right in the city centre, butfar enough away not to getthe noise.”

Gill Street South resident



Disabled access



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Hampden Street, Nottingham, NG1 4FF

Tel: +44 (0)115 908 2280 Email: [email protected]/hampden

Hampden (UPP)

Bedrooms: 168, shared bathroom(shower and toilet) between tworooms

Flats: Six rooms in each flat with ashared kitchen-dining room






One of the smaller City Campus residences,popular Hampden is ideally situated justminutes away from lectures and the citycentre.

The flats here are all joined together, whichmakes for a friendly, cosy atmosphere. Six ofyou will share each flat. You’ll have your ownroom with plenty of storage space and abathroom shared between two rooms.There’s also a modern kitchen in each flat.It’s got everything you need, including adining area where you can eat with yourflatmates and chill out.

“Hampden is fantastic. Thereis a real communityatmosphere because all theflats are joined.”

Hampden resident

Shared bathroom On campus Staffed 24/7



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Whitemoor Road, Basford, Nottingham, NG6 OHN

Tel: +44 (0)115 908 2281Email:[email protected] www.ntu.ac.uk/maltings

The Maltings (UPP)

Bedrooms: 266, shared bathroomfacilities

Flats: Five to ten rooms in each flatwith a shared kitchen-dining room

Distance to campus: 2.3 miles (a45-minute walk to our City Campus)


Local bus and tram: 20 minutes toour City Campus




Shared bathroom Free bus pass Staffed 24/7



Parking on site Secure bicycle storage

“The best accommodation byfar. Rooms are big and it's easyto get into town.”

The Maltings resident

If living somewhere friendly and sociable isimportant to you, why not consider TheMaltings? It’s only a short bus or tram ride, or45-minute walk away, from our City Campus,and we include a free bus pass in yourresidence fees.

You’ll share a flat with up to nine others, whichmakes for a great community feel. You’ll haveyour own washbasin in your room and share abathroom. Don’t worry – there are plenty oftoilets and showers. There are common roomstoo – great for chilling out in front of the TV orcatching up with your mates.

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Quorn Road (off Haydn Road), Sherwood, Nottingham, NG5 1DT

Tel: +44 (0)115 985 7707Email:[email protected]/meridian

Meridian Court (UPP)


Flats: Up to ten rooms in each flatwith a shared kitchen-dining room

Distance to campus: 2 miles (a40-minute walk to our CityCampus)


Local bus: 15 minutes to CityCampus




Located in the popular Sherwood area with itsexcellent bars, shops and restaurants,Meridian Court is just 15 minutes from theCity Campus by bus – or a 40-minute walk ifyou’re feeling energetic. But don’t worrythough – your residence fees include a freebus pass.

Here you’ll share a flat with a well-equippedkitchen-dining area with up to nine others.Bathrooms are shared, but your room willhave its own washbasin. If you fancy someextra space, you can pick a large or evenextra-large room. The lively common roomhas sofas and games like table football,making it a great place to chill out.

Shared bathroom Free bus pass Staffed 24/7


Disabled access



“It’s so friendly here, like onebig family.”

Meridian Court resident

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Wilton Road (off Hartley Road), Radford, Nottingham, NG7 5PQ

Tel: +44 (0)115 970 5963Email: [email protected] www.ntu.ac.uk/norton

Norton Court (UPP)



Distance to campus: 2 miles (a 25-minute walk to our City Campus)


Bus routes: Turquoise Services 76, 77,78 and 79 serve Alfreton Road(approximately 15 minutes to our CityCampus)

Nearest convenience store:100 metres

Nearest supermarket: 300 metres

Nearest takeaway: 160 metres

Barely a half-hour walk or just a short busride from our City Campus, purpose-builtNorton Court is friendly and sociable. It has asecure entrance and is close to thesupermarket and local shops, as well as pubsand takeaways.

Here you’ll live in a flat with six rooms, allwith their own bathroom. You’ll share a well-equipped kitchen-dining area, which is a great spot for getting to know yourflatmates. There’s also a comfy commonroom for watching TV, playing pool, or justhanging out.

“It's so convenient…supermarkets, pharmacies andtakeaways are next door.”

Norton Court resident




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Hampden Street, Nottingham, NG1 4FW

Tel: +44 (0)115 908 2280Email: [email protected] www.ntu.ac.uk/sandby

Sandby (UPP)


Flats: Each group of bedrooms(either 12 or 13) share a fully fittedkitchen-dining area






If you’d like to be where everything ishappening, then popular Sandby could be agood choice for you. You’ll have lectures,University facilities and the city centre shops,bars and nightclubs right on your doorstep.

Each flat here has 12 or 13 bedrooms, twofully equipped kitchens and a commonroom, which makes Sandby a really sociableplace. Rooms have plenty of storage spaceand, best of all, their own bathroom.

“It’s close to everything Ineed in the city and has areal community feel.”

Sandby resident



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Park Street, Lenton, Nottingham, NG7 1RR

Tel: +44 (0)115 950 7156Email: [email protected]/simpsons

Simpsons (UPP)


Flats: 3 to 12 in each flat with ashared kitchen-dining room

Distance to campus: 1.1 miles (a25-minute walk to our City Campus)


Bus routes: Orange line 34, 35, 36and 37 serve Derby Road(approximately 10 minutes to ourCity Campus)




If you like the idea of living in a lively,popular area, this residence is ideal for you.Close to the Lenton student community,Simpsons is minutes away from student-friendly bars, clubs and takeaways – and justa short bus ride or 25-minute walk from ourCity Campus.

Here you’ll live in a flat with 3 to 12 en suitebedrooms, sharing a kitchen-dining area.You can even choose a room with extraspace or one of our two twin-bedded studioswith their own kitchen.

“I really enjoy living inSimpsons. The communalareas are great and they arecleaned once a week.”

Simpsons resident



Disabled access Also suitable for PG and mature students

Secure bicycle storage Parking on site

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“The whole moving-inprocess from start tofinish in every detail wasmade to be as smooth aspossible. What canalready be a stressful timefor the young person (andtheir parents.) was madeas easy andstraightforward aspossible. It's very hard tosee how it could havebeen made any better.Well done NTU.”

Parent of newly arriving student

Clifton Campus residences

Our Clifton Campus is home to the School ofArts and Humanities, Nottingham Instituteof Education, and the School of Science andTechnology.

The Go2 Uni 4 bus connects the CliftonCampus with the City Campus. Annual andtermly travel deals are available.

New Hall (UPP)

Peverell (UPP)

College Drive (21+)

See page 24 for more informationon UPP and University-ownedaccommodation.

New Hall residence

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Clifton Campus, Clifton Lane, Nottingham, NG11 8PT

Tel: +44 (0)115 984 9980Email: [email protected] www.ntu.ac.uk/newhall

New Hall (UPP)

Bedrooms: 727 (576 standard ensuites, 151 studio flats)

Flats: Up to ten rooms in each flatwith a shared kitchen-dining room

Distance to campus: On campus(Clifton Campus)


“Living in New Hall is great as itis close to everything oncampus and feels like home.”

New Hall resident

You could say New Hall has the perfectlocation. It’s right at the heart of our CliftonCampus, just seconds from the shop, thegym, lectures and The Point – a pub, dinerand club all rolled into one.

Here you’ll have your own en suite room in aflat of 6, 8, 10 or 12 students, and you’llshare a bright, modern and spacious kitchen.The kitchen is perfect for socialising, but ifyou prefer you can choose a studio room withyour own kitchen area. The choice is yours.

Please be aware that we discourage bringingcars to New Hall as it doesn’t have theavailability for students to park on campus.

En suite room On campus Staffed 24/7 access

Security Communal cleaningprovided

Disabled access



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Clifton Campus, Clifton Lane, Nottingham, NG11 8NS

Tel: +44 (0)115 984 9986Email: [email protected]/peverell

Peverell (UPP)





Just two minutes from the student bar, shop,gym and lectures, Peverell is right where allthe action is on our Clifton Campus.

This residence is one of our larger ones, sothere’s always something going on. It’sdivided into two crescent-shaped buildings,each with its own common room, which isgreat for socialising. You’ll have your own ensuite room here and share a kitchen-diningroom in a flat with five others. You mighteven be able to grab one of our larger roomsif a bit more space is important to you.

“It has a really goodatmosphere and there isalways something going on.”

Peverell resident


Security Communal cleaningprovided

Parking on site


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Clifton Campus, Clifton Lane, Clifton, Nottingham, NG11 8NS

Tel: +44 (0)115 848 2894Email: [email protected] www.ntu.ac.uk/collegedrive

College Drive (UO)


Flats: Six houses each withbetween three and five bedrooms



“It's great living so close tocampus.”

College Drive resident

Recommended for postgraduate and mature(age 21+) students, College Drive offers anaffordable option in a great location on ourClifton Campus.

This group of six houses is a stone’s throwfrom lecture halls and social facilities – andonly a bus ride away from our City Campusand city centre. Each house has betweenthree and five bedrooms, and sharedbathroom and kitchen facilities. Acomfortable living room provides a place toget to know your housemates – and makes itfeel like a real home from home.

Shared bathroom On campus Security

Only suitable for PG and mature students

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Brackenhurst Campus residences

Brackenhurst Campus is home to the Schoolof Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences.

Brackenhurst en suite (UO)

All residences at Brackenhurst areUniversity-owned. See page 24 formore information.

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Due for completion in summer 2019, a newaccommodation complex is currently beingdeveloped at our Brackenhurst Campus,comprising of 191 beds across two sites,with lots of communal spaces to relax andsocialise in.

Brackenhurst Campus Development

Brackenhurst Campus, Southwell, Nottinghamshire, NG25 OQF

Tel: +44 (0)115 848 5270 Email: [email protected]/brackenhurst

Brackenhurst en suite (UO)



Distance to campus: On campus(Brackenhurst Campus)


“Brackenhurst accommodationlets you live with natureliterally outside your window."

Brackenhurst resident

Right at the heart of our BrackenhurstCampus, Brackenhurst en suite is a popularresidence with everything on its doorstep –your places of study, the shop, the library,The Orangery café, and the Brack Bar.

Here you’ll live in a flat with six rooms. You’llshare a kitchen with a dining area and sofasfor chilling out. And of course all thebedrooms here have their own bathroom – so relax, you don’t have to share.

Parking permits are chargeable for residentsand are available directly from theAccommodation office.



Disabled access



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Brackenhurst Campus developments

New student accommodation

Plans include:

• A new accommodation complex comprising of 191 beds across two sites allowingmore students to live on campus.

• Three storey high blocks with rooms occupying the roof space.

• A bright and modern design, with lots of communal spaces to relax and socialise in.

• The development is due for completion summer 2019.

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University residences

Our halls of residence offer safe andcomfortable accommodation on ourcampuses or within easy travelling distance.You can choose to stay in any of ourresidences, though Sandby residence on ourCity Campus is particularly popular withinternational students.

Studios

Our studio flats offer you the option to live ina self-contained room. These include a smallkitchen and sitting area as well as a bed,desk and storage.

Studios are available in Gill Street North onour City Campus and New Hall on our CliftonCampus.

Dedicated flats for postgraduate andmature students

As a postgraduate or mature student, youmay be looking for something different toour younger undergraduate students. Weoffer some options that are ideal for yourstudies.

Many of our residences offer flats that areset aside for mature students. These giveyou the option to stay with students in thesame situation as you.

Contract lengths to suit you

We understand that you needaccommodation to suit your needs. We aretherefore able to offer a limited number offlexible contracts to fit around your studies.

Visitwww.ntu.ac.uk/flexibleaccommodationfor more information.

Alternatively, our flexible Homestay optionplaces you with a host family and providesyou with your own room and access to otherfacilities in the house. Contracts are on aweekly basis and are catered only.

Visit www.ntu.ac.uk/homestay to find outmore.

What if I’m an international, mature orpostgraduate student?

We know that as an international, mature or postgraduate student, your needsare different. We offer a range of accommodation options that meet those

needs.

Contact [email protected] or telephone +44 (0)115 848 2894 to discuss your accommodation options.

Visit www.ntu.ac.uk/trentlets to findout more about NTU's letting agencyand browse our available properties.

Important information

Your booking fee

If you take up the offer of accommodation,your non-refundable booking fee willbecome your deposit against damage andwill be returned to you at the end of theagreement, subject to a satisfactoryaccommodation inspection.

Conditional offers: If you hold aconditional offer that you do not meet andyou therefore do not join NTU, a full refundwill be made. If you meet your offer of aplace at NTU, but decide not to take up theaccommodation offered to you or if youcancel before results day, the booking feewill not be refunded.

Unconditional offers: If you hold anunconditional offer and do not take up theaccommodation offered to you, the bookingfee will not be refunded.

Reapplying: Please be aware that youraccommodation booking is based on thecurrent course offer that you hold. If you donot attain the grades to take up yourconditional offer, your accommodation willbe cancelled and your booking fee refunded.Therefore, if you reapply to NTU throughclearing, you may need to reapply foraccommodation. Please contact us as soonas possible so we can assist you.

Accepting your accommodation

If you have a conditional offer:

Once you receive your exam results and yourplace is confirmed, we’ll email you to ask youto log in and accept your accommodation.You’ll need to do this within seven days,otherwise your booking may be cancelled.Make sure you check your inbox and anyfilters regularly and add ntu.ac.uk to yoursafe senders list.

You’ll need to read and accept the terms andconditions, and cancellation policy, then setup payment arrangements to cover yourresidence fees. Make sure you print off yourbooking confirmation as it contains usefulinformation about picking up your keys andmoving in.

If you have an unconditional offer:

If you have an unconditional offer when youbook, you’ll need to complete the bookingprocess in full within 48 hours, otherwiseyour booking will be cancelled.

You’ll need to read and accept the terms andconditions, and cancellation policy, then setup payment arrangements to cover yourresidence fees. Make sure you print off yourbooking confirmation as it contains usefulinformation about picking up your keys andmoving in.

Payment plans

When you set up your payment plan, you’llhave the option of paying your residencefees up front or paying by instalments.Instalment payment dates are:

• Monday 7 October 2019

• Thursday 9 January 2020

• Wednesday 22 April 2020.

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Cancellation Policy

By making an accommodation booking andaccepting the terms and conditions you’reentering into a legally binding agreement.Entering into any legally binding contractshouldn’t be taken lightly, and youraccommodation contract is no different. It isimportant that you fully understand theimplications of accepting an agreement with us.

Even if you leave the accommodation orindeed the University early, you’ll remainliable for payment of the specified rent forthe full term of the licence – either 44 or 51weeks.

Think carefully about whether communalstudent living is for you before accepting theterms and conditions. Bear in mind thatUniversity accommodation is likely to benoisier than home. You may transfer yourliability if a suitable student replacement foryour room is found, under agreement withStudent Accommodation Services.

To support inclusion we reserve the right towithhold certain rooms across our portfolioto meet the wide range of needs andrequirements of our student body,particularly for those that have specificaccess requirements.

Cancelling your agreement

As a new first year student, the University willpermit you to cancel your accommodationagreement without being liable for thepayment of rent provided that you*:

• do not take up the study place offered atNTU, and

• directly notify Student AccommodationServices by email that you wont bestudying at NTU, at least 21 days beforeyour contract starts.

After the specified deadline this “no-penaltycancellation” option will not be available andyou’ll be legally bound by the terms andconditions of your accommodationagreement.

If you have any doubts, please contactStudent Accommodation Services. They’ll behappy to answer any questions you mayhave.

*Different terms and conditions apply to returningstudents. Please check your licence agreement.

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Further information

Types of accommodation

University Partnerships Programme(UPP)

UPP is a national provider of universityaccommodation and is NTU’s officialresidential accommodation partner,providing residences just for our students. Inthese residences, UPP will manage youraccommodation and the University willhandle your booking, including takingpayment for your rent.

University-owned (UO)

There are a number of University-ownedresidences across our Clifton andBrackenhurst campuses. These providesimilar facilities to the UPP residences buttend to be in smaller blocks. University-owned accommodation is managed by NTUStudent Accommodation Services.

What’s included and what tobring

Our accommodation is designed for studentliving. You’ll have your own study bedroomwith a single bed, wardrobe, desk or worksurface, and a chair. You will also share akitchen-dining area equipped with cookers,microwaves, fridge-freezers, storage facilities,a kettle, toaster, an iron, and an ironingboard.

All you need to bring are:

• pots and pans

• crockery and cutlery

• cooking utensils

• duvet and pillows

• duvet covers, pillowcases and sheets.

Bed and kitchen packs are available atdiscounted rates. Visitwww.ntu.ac.uk/whattobringto find out more.

Your room will be heated and you’ll have aconstant supply of hot water. Heating andlighting costs are included in your rent.

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Settling in

Starting university is an exciting time, packedwith new people, places and experiences.However, it can be daunting, especially if thiswill be your first time away from home. Tohelp you settle in during your first week, wehave a dedicated Freshers’ Team who arethere to support you and help you feel athome in your new student community.

Your residence team

Each residence is covered by our WardenService and has student ResidenceAssistants, who’ll be available throughoutthe year to offer support. They’ll help createa sense of community, encourage a goodstandard of behaviour, and address anyantisocial conduct.

Your Warden is there to deal with anyemergency pastoral issues and also tomanage the University's Student Code ofBehaviour within your residence.

Residence Assistants are usually second orthird year undergraduates, or postgraduatestudents, who live in each residence. Theycan offer peer-to-peer support and willorganise social events throughout the year.

Making friends

Once you book you'll be invited to join ourFacebook group for your residence. It’s agreat way to get in touch with your soon-to-be flatmates and find out about all theactivities going on in halls.

Your security

Your security, safety and general wellbeingare important to us. Most accommodationhas CCTV cameras, electronic entry systems,intercoms, and security staff. Allaccommodation has a 24-hour staffpresence.

Eat when you want to eat

All our residences are self-catered, giving youthe freedom to eat when you want ratherthan having to organise your life around hallmealtimes.

We have Taste catering outlets on eachcampus for snacks, drinks, or a healthy hotmeal with friends. You can load money ontoyour Student Card to spend in our Tasteoutlets. Parents, friends and family can alsoload money onto your card. Visitwww.ntu.ac.uk/smartcard for more details.

Keeping it clean

In UPP residences communal areas arecleaned weekly by residence staff, but youwill need to keep your room and the sharedkitchen-dining room clean. With University-owned residences, we will make it clearthroughout this guide what level of cleaningis provided. You should also leave youraccommodation in a good condition whenyou move out in order to get your depositback.

UPP or University staff sometimes have toenter student flats and rooms to carry outessential maintenance or statutory checks.

Postgraduate and maturestudents

We welcome mature and postgraduatestudents and have separate flats set asidefor you. We also offer individual studio flats.

See our Guide to Accommodation forPostgraduate, Mature and InternationalStudents for more information.

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International students

Many international students choose to live inNTU accommodation, and all new full-timestudents are guaranteed an offer ofUniversity-allocated accommodation. Seepage 1 for details.

Contracts run throughout the academic yearand include the Christmas and Easter breaksso you can stay in your room during theseholidays. We don’t offer any temporaryaccommodation contracts.

Alternatively, many international studentschoose to live in private sectoraccommodation. Student AccommodationServices can help you find information onsafe and approved houses through TrentLets – our own lettings agency. Visitwww.ntu.ac.uk/trentlets for moreinformation.

See our Guide to Accommodation forPostgraduate, Mature and InternationalStudents for more information.

Insurance

All our accommodation includes basicpersonal belongings insurance cover throughEndsleigh Insurance. You’ll be able to log onto www.endsleigh.co.uk/student to viewyour insurance policy. You can increase yourinsurance cover to include items like yourlaptop, mobile phone, MP3 player, and otherelectrical goods – the prices will varyaccording to the level of cover you choose.

Accessible rooms

Throughout this guide, the key shows youwhether a residence has accessible roomssuitable for disabled students. If you have adisability or special requirement that’srelevant to your accommodation, pleasecontact the University’s Student SupportServices first. We’ll then work with you andthe Student Support Services team to findyou the most suitable room.

[email protected] call +44 (0)115 848 2085.

No smoking

As it’s illegal to smoke in enclosed publicplaces, all of the residences in this guide areno smoking zones. This also applies to otherUniversity buildings.

Getting around

Most of our residences are close to theUniversity campuses or are a short walk, busjourney or tram ride away. Many residencesoffer bicycle storage spaces and there arenumerous cycle lanes on the city’s majorroads. Nottingham has an excellenttransport system and you’ll be able to buyannual or termly travel passes covering mostNottingham City Transport (NCT) services.

We have listed approximate distances toUniversity campuses and amenities next toeach residence in this guide.

Cycle hire

The Ucycle Scheme gives students theopportunity to hire a good quality bike for 12months. Visit www.ntu.ac.uk/ucycle to findout more about the scheme.

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Car parking

Limited parking is available on some sites,but you’ll need to buy a permit. Pleasecontact the residence manager directly fordetails of prices and how to do this. Pleasenote that no parking is available at any ofthe city centre residences. The LicenceAgreement at New Hall, Gill Street North, GillStreet South and Byron prevent you fromkeeping your car in Nottingham.

Single-sex accommodation

The majority of our accommodation ismixed gender. If you require single-sexaccommodation, you should contactStudent Accommodation Services as soon aspossible to check current availability onceyou have accepted your offer of a course.This accommodation is not available to bookvia our online system. While we are sensitiveto the needs of individual students, wecannot guarantee that this type ofaccommodation will always be available.

Private sector accommodation

Nottingham is a major student city with awide choice of private sectoraccommodation on offer.

Student Accommodation Services are hereto help you find suitable and safeaccommodation in the private sector, andmany students use this service throughouttheir time at NTU.

We run our own lettings agency, Trent Lets,offering a range of private accommodationacross the city. We inspect all our propertiesto make sure they meet our high standards,and you get the peace of mind of rentingthrough the University.

We work closely with Unipol Student Homes,a charity that works nationally to improvestandards in student housing. NTUparticipates in the Unipol Dash Code, whichrequires landlords to meet certain criteria,including the provision of gas safetycertification, electrical testing certificationand public liability insurance.

Visit www.ntu.ac.uk/trentlets for adviceabout lettings and to see our currentproperties.

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City centre map

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City Campus map

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StrathdonHotel

BusStation

RoomzzzHotel

CrownePlazaHotel

Best WesternPlus

TheatreRoyal

RoyalConcert

Hall

HiltonHotel

YMCA

Houseof Fraser

intuVictoriaCentre

HealthCentre

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Barnes Wallis building............................................................. 17

Belgrave Centre ......................................................................... 13

Bonington building .................................................................. 8

Bonington Gallery .................................................................... 8

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Boots Library................................................................................ 3

Central Court ............................................................................. 14

Centre for Broadcasting & Journalism ............................. 23

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City Sports Centre...................................................................... 2

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Djanogly International Centre (DICe) .............................. 6

Dryden Centre ............................................................................. 9

Employability Centre ............................................................... 14

Finance Office............................................................................ 11

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Health Centre ............................................................................. 19

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Nottingham Trent International College (NTIC)................... 13

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Safety Office................................................................................ 9

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Sir Harry and Lady Djanogly Lecture Theatre .............. 22

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Student Services Centre ......................................................... 14

Student Support Services ..................................................... 14

Students’ Union ........................................................................ 16

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Terrace Royal .............................................................................. 20

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Catalysis and Nanoscience Laboratory............................... 16

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Crime Scene Training Facility.................................................. 17

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East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) Education and Practice Development Centre ................... 10

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Library ............................................................................................ 23

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Supermarket ................................................................................. 7

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Residence assistantsResidence Assistants are students who live in our residences to help create a sense ofcommunity and assist other residents.

These are usually second or final year undergraduates or postgraduate students.

This is a great opportunity to gain some excellent experience, and in return forworking with us you’ll receive 50% off your rent.

Visit www.ntu.ac.uk/ras to find our more about becoming a Residence Assistant.

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