Guides for students
- Finding a home
- Living in halls of residence
- Unihomes (university-managed housing)
- Unihome (university-managed housing) 47–48 Havelock Rd, Hastings
- House hunting
- Homestay
Accommodation
Guide to finding a home
This guide covers the details of finding a home - either in university halls or in private accommodation. It includes the essential facts of what accommodation students can apply for, what living in the different types of accommodation is like, how to apply and what it costs.
Guide to living in halls of residence
This guide provides information on living in halls of residence. It includes information on what to do before you arrive, rules and regulations, facilities available, a jargon buster and important contact information.
Download the guide to living in halls of residence (680k pdf)
Guide to unihomes (university-managed housing)
Unihomes enable student groups to rent privately owned properties that are managed by the university.
Guide to unihome at 47–48 Havelock Rd, Hastings (university-managed housing)
Unihomes enable student groups to rent privately owned properties that are managed by the university.
Download the guide to unihomes (4720k pdf)
Guide for landlords renting self-contained properties
A guide for landlords letting self-contained property, including registering your property with the university, landlord (and tenant) responsibilities and our code of standards.
Guide for landlords letting a room (resident landlords)
A guide for landlords for letting rooms in your own home, including registering your property with the university, landlord (and tenant) responsibilities and our code of standards.
Guide to unihomes (university managed housing) for landlords
Unihomes are university managed houses that enable student groups to rent privately owned properties which are managed by the university.
Guide to homestay for landlords
Guide for home owners wanting to let students live in their home for anything from two weeks to six months, or even longer if required.
