It is best to do this before you leave your home country. This is usually, but not always, situated on the premises of the institution accommodation owned by organisations or private landlords You will have to find and arrange such accommodation either by yourself or with the help of advice and suggestions from the accommodation office at the institution. Accommodation provided by your chosen institution might be the most suitable type if you are coming to the UK for the first time. It will provide you with opportunities to get to know other students and become involved in the social life of the institution. These are usually large buildings occupied by many students.
Residents live in study bedrooms, either alone or sharing with another student.
Bathrooms and other facilities are usually shared, but en-suite rooms are becoming more common. Telephones are normally provided on each floor, but some institutions may provide one in each room. Halls of residence usually provide breakfast and an evening meal, but the food may be basic and not familiar to you. This accommodation is similar to halls of residence, but you can buy and prepare your own food. You will share a kitchen with several other students.