Support and security All the types of accommodation listed above have Resident Advisers located on each floor of the building to provide students with advice and support, and a direct link to Student Support Services if required. All University accommodation is protected by 24-hour security systems. Each student signs an occupancy agreement with the accommodation facility chosen. They are all co-educational, and all welcome international students. Rooms are usually furnished with a bed, desk and cupboard, and some bed-linen.
Most colleges provide a telephone in each room.
Places in residential colleges are very competitive and prospective students should submit applications to colleges no later than 30 November. International House may consider students applying after this date. The vast majority of students live off-campus, either at home, in a rented apartment or house, or in hostel accommodation. The University's Housing Service will assist you with these accommodation options. Many families offering private board do not live close to the main campus, so travelling costs should also be considered.