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Choosing your accommodation

No matter which University accommodation you choose, you’ll be right in the heart of campus, ready to take on your studies and embed yourself in the social scene from day one.

Our Halls of Residence offer a variety of living styles, amenities and scenic options to fit your needs. You can explore them for yourself at one of our Open Days.

Opening on our Stoke-on-Trent campus in 2026, is our new exciting Student Village and Village Hub accommodation - we can't wait to show you around.

Halls of residence

Clarice Cliff Court

Stoke-on-Trent

£135/week, including bills
Across flats with 4-6 residents
En-suite
Accessible rooms

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Clarice Cliff Court Remodelled

Remodelled rooms in Clarice Cliff Court

£162/week, including bills
Across flats with 3-12 residents
En-suite

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College Court

Our en-suite College Road student halls

£138.60/week, including bills
across flats with 4-6 residents
En-suite

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Leek Road Halls

Our most up to date shared student halls.

£113/week, including bills
across flats with 12-14 residents
Shared bathrooms
Accessible rooms

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Leek Road Halls - Coalport Premier

Our premier shared student halls.

£118/week, including bills
across our premier offering
Shared bathrooms

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Leek Road Houses

Our popular shared student houses

£131/week, including bills
across 6/12 bedroom houses
Shared bathrooms

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Guaranteed accommodation

To help new international students feel at home, we guarantee a room in our accommodation (or with a trusted party).

Studying at the Stafford campus?

We have a dedicated selection of rooms at our Student Village on the Stoke-on-Trent campus, which are for students studying at Blackheath Lane in Stafford.

Student Village and Village Hub

Be one of the first people to live in our stylish new Student Village – opening in September 2026. You’ll be at the heart of our Stoke-on-Trent campus and safe, welcoming student community. A place where you can really feel like you belong.

Heart of campus life

Our accommodation is arranged in small groups of apartment blocks and houses, with a variety of options to suit your needs. With 1,000 rooms altogether – including our high-quality refurbished Swan halls at the gateway to the Student Village – you’ll be close to all the social spots, cafes and teaching areas.

Safe, social and sustainable living

You’ll love our stunning Village Hub as well, which is at the centre of student life and is powered by renewable energy. It’s where you can relax with friends, use individual study spaces, enjoy student-led events and sit on the rooftop terrace. The Hub is also home to our ResLife accommodation team, who will help you settle in and get the most out of student activities.

With 24-hour safety across the Student Village, you’ll feel secure, supported and ready to take on everything university life has to offer.

Close to the buzz of city life and culture

Our Student Village is within walking distance of Stoke-on-Trent train station and the £60m Goods Yard development, featuring cafes, entertainment and social spaces.

A safe place to live and study

You can use a SafeZone app to alert our Campus Safety and Security Service in an emergency. There’s controlled access, CCTV, regular security patrols and a campus-based police officer.

Affordable and great value for money

Stoke-on-Trent is one of the most affordable cities to live, study and work in across the UK, and our rooms are competitively priced.

An artist's impression of the new Student Village Townhouses showing modern houses, trees and groups of students

Contemporary, stylish living with a sustainable twist

The stylish apartment blocks and townhouses overlook our nature reserve and green spaces. You’ll have your own en-suite bedroom, along with a shared kitchen and comfy sitting area. The entire Student Village will be covered by Wi-Fi, so you can connect to your phone, laptop and other devices inside or outside. There’s also outdoor seating and a village square.

An artist's impression of the Student Village boardwalk showing students crossing a modern bridge surrounded by green space

Social spaces, wellbeing activities and support

Our Village Hub is your place, with flexible spaces for events, comfy seating for relaxing with friends and a rooftop terrace to enjoy the views. There’s a hall and multi-functional space for hosting a variety of pop-up events, personal study areas, a prayer space and a base for student services. From makers’ markets to student exhibitions, it's the ideal place to showcase your projects.

Two female students dressed casually, are sitting next to a tree, they are smiling and chatting to one another

Sense of community

Living at the heart of our student community on campus, it's a great way to make new friends and get involved in student life. You can relax, socialise and find your own personal space. You’ll also have a scenic walk to lectures, with an attractive footbridge connecting the accommodation with our main Leek Road buildings. Our Res Life team will help you settle in – whether you just want a chat or some support and guidance, they are ready to listen.

Sustainability

Net-zero hub

Our Village Hub is at the centre of our efforts to become more sustainable as a university. Designed to be net-zero over its lifetime, the building has natural ventilation and uses low carbon and renewable sources such as solar panels and heat pumps.

Biodiversity and green spaces

You’ll be living in a green oasis in the city. Our Student Village is based our nature reserve and the River Trent. With a pond, woodland and wildflower meadow, the reserve is a peaceful setting for walks, cycle rides and running. Recent improvements have led to greater biodiversity, with plants, invertebrates, fish and birds. A new footbridge will also link the sports hall with the Student Village.

An artist's impression of the new Village Square showing modern buildings, trees and students gathered in groups — Village Square

An artist's impression of the new Village Hub building showing a modern building with trees and students gathered outside — Village Hub

Artist's impression of a modern townhouse bedroom in the Student Village — Townhouse bedroom

Artist's impression of a modern townhouse kitchen in the Student Village — Townhouse kitchen

Artist's impression of a modern townhouse living space in the Student Village — Townhouse living space

Artist's impression of a modern cluster block studio in the Student Village — Cluster block studio

Artist's impression of a modern cluster block bedroom in the Student Village — Cluster block standard bedroom

Artist's impression of a modern cluster block kitchen in the Student Village — Cluster block kitchen

Artist's impression of a modern cluster block living space in the Student Village — Cluster block living space

Images of the Student Village and Village hub are based on artist impressions.

Accommodation support

How to apply

Chosen your accommodation? Then it's time to apply! Read our step-by-step guide on how to apply for university managed accommodation.

Guaranteed accommodation

This year we can offer guaranteed accommodation, read our terms and conditions to find out if you are eligible.

Paying for your accommodation

There is financial support available to help pay for your university accommodation. Find out more about them, plus how and when to pay for your accommodation.

Additional requirements

We have a wealth of experience in supporting students with additional needs, including students from our disabled community, estranged students and care leavers.

Your licence agreement

When you accept your offer of University accommodation, you will be subject to a legally binding contract with the University. This is called the Accommodation Licence Agreement.

Please ensure that the you read the licence agreement fully and carefully. Licence agreement terms will be considered as accepted by the Licensee on receipt of your room keys and moving into the accommodation.