Accommodation sevices provided by University of London

All students at St George's have access to services run by the University of London.

The University of London has eight intercollegiate halls of residence available to full-time students of the university. To be eligible for a place at an intercollegiate hall, a student must be a registered, full-time student at one of the university's colleges or institutes, such as SGUL.

There will be no places available for SGUL students in the University of London, intercollegiate halls of residence during the 2010/11 academic year.

Private halls of residence

A comprehensive list of private halls of residences can be found at the University of London Housing Services (ULHS) website. All the halls of residence listed on this site have been visited by the ULHS. However, they are not owned or run by the University of London.

Our student accommodation and support officer is unable to provide assistance in securing a place in any of these residences.

Private accommodation

The University of London Housing Services offers advice to  staff and students seeking accommodation in the private sector, and also has a range of flats available to all students of the University.

Details of managed accommodation available to students and academic visitors are available from the University of London Property Management Unit.

ULHS also maintains a password protected housing database. All of the letting agents and landlords who advertise via this list have signed up to the ULHS Code of Good Practice.

Information for potential landlords

We now refer all private landlords wishing to advertise accommodation to SGUL students, to the University of London Housing Services (ULHS). ULHS is the largest student housing office in London and can advertise your property to more than 120,000 potential tenants.

For further information, please take a look at the How we work for registered landlords section of the ULHS website.

When advertising your property, please indicate the distance from SGUL, and local accessible public transport routes.