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Accommodation and Housing Advice

Regardless of whether you’re staying in University residences, private accommodation or seeking advice before you sign a contract can help highlight some things you might need to consider. 

We help with a whole range of housing queries or concerns and so if you would like to book an appointment with our Housing Adviser at the Student Advice Centre, send us an email at student-advice-centre@ncl.ac.uk or give us a call on 0191 2393979.  We can offer skype or telephone appointments.

Please also download our free Housing Guide & Property Checklist which will make looking, living or leaving a property much easier. 

 

Housing Guide


Take a look at our free & downloadable Housing Guide. It's full of helpful information from our advisers and the Welfare & Equality officer that you may not have considered yet. Our Guide contains all the stuff you need to know when you're looking for accommodation, living in your accommodation, and leaving your accommodation. If you still need advice, book in with the Student Advice Centre. Download the full Guide here. 

 

Property Checklist

    
Take a look at our free & downloadable Property Checklist. You can use this checklist when viewing properties to make sure that you've got all the essentials covered. Keep track of the properties you are viewing, use the property comparison chart as well as check out our recommended checklist of essentials you should be looking for in a property. If you still need advice, book in with the Student Advice Centre. Download a Property Checklist here. 

 

Accommodation and Housing Advice

Important Information

During Your Tenancy

House Hunting

Contracts and Paperwork

University Halls, Private Nominated Halls and Private Managed Accomodation

Newcastle University can offer you accommodation in their own residences or nominated partnerships in Private Halls. Here are the details of the full provision in University offered Accommodation and how to apply.

If you would like to live in the private rented sector or are unable to secure University accommodation we can offer advice on how to look for housing. See our House Hunting section. We cannot provide lists of property or recommend housing providers or arrange viewings but hopefully we can provide you with a starting point and support you through the process.

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