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Living Accommodations for London, England

January – University of Roehampton

On-Campus Conferencing Hotel

On-campus housing is arranged by the University of Roehampton’s January program staff and is included in the USAC program fee. This housing option includes a private bedroom with en-suite bathroom. All bedrooms come with standard hotel amenities, including linens, tea- and coffee-making facilities, television, an iron and ironing board, and complimentary Wi-Fi. The location also offers easy access to nearby cafés, shops, and catering outlets on campus.

Summer - University of Roehampton

On-Campus Residence Hall

On-campus housing is arranged by the University of Roehampton’s summer program staff and is included in the USAC program fee. This housing option includes a private bedroom in an apartment shared with other summer program students. Each apartment will consist of a series of private bedrooms, located along a shared corridor, and a common kitchen/social space and bathroom. Apartments come equipped with basic bedding and basic kitchen items. Although meal plans are not available, most students prepare their own meals in their apartment’s shared kitchen; otherwise, the University of Roehampton offers a range of cafés and catering outlets on campus.

A typical student room in the residence hall at University of Roehampton in London, England.Bedroom in residence hall
Kitchen in the residence hall at University of Roehampton in London, England.Kitchen in residence hall

Semester and Yearlong - London Met

Off-campus Residence Hall

Off-campus housing is arranged by London Met's study abroad office and a local housing provider. Housing is limited and is allocated on a first come, first served basis. Housing costs for this program are not included in the USAC program fee. This housing option is a flat (apartment) shared with approximately five other students, each with a private bedroom. The residence hall is a 10-minute walk from London Met’s main Holloway Campus and includes Wi‐Fi, personal property insurance, all utilities, basic bedding, basic kitchen items, access to a communal launderette, and 24/7 security. Housing is limited in London, so all students are highly encouraged to take advantage of this option.

A typical student room in the residence hall at London Met in London, England.Bedroom in residence hall
Kitchen in the residence hall at London Met in London, England.Kitchen in residence hall

Student-Arranged Housing

There are several other housing options available, ranging from third-party student housing providers to private accommodations located throughout London. Although USAC provides you with housing information, it is your responsibility to research and apply for housing separately, if you decide that you do not want to live in the program-arranged off-campus residence hall. Prices may vary considerably depending on your selection and location. Most of these options can be arranged for single or double occupancy. The more economical options go quickly, so it's in your best interest to start looking early.