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University accommodation overview

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If your child has applied for a place at BCU, they have a few options for accommodation: staying at home and commuting, staying in private housing, or university accommodation (also known as 'halls').

BCU has seven halls of residence, offering a range of on-campus and inner-city living, with various facilities and features including three-quarter beds, en suites and even gyms - meaning we have something for everyone.

There are pros and cons to all accommodation options, but staying in BCU’s university accommodation means your child will be safe, close to campus, able to make friends with flatmates, and get a taste for independent living.

Halls of residence

Our seven halls of residence are positioned throughout the city. They have a range of different facilities and amenities close by. Take your time to find the one that is right for you. Unsure which campus you'll be studying at? Select your subject area on our halls of residence page to find out. 

University Locks

University Locks

Located on our City Centre Campus, next door to our Curzon building. Convenient for students and offers ideal City living and close to transport links.
Jennens Court

Jennens Court

Located on our City Centre Campus, next door to Millennium Point. Great for those wanting to live on campus and be close to everything in the city.
The Heights

The Heights

A 10 minute walk from the city centre. Convenient for students based at our City Centre Campus who are looking for city centre living.

Lakeside

Lakeside offers the perfect student living experience. There is a great student community and all the modern comforts you need to study and have fun.
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