Options Available at Student Accommodation in Hull
Student accommodation can be an excellent way to meet new people and settle in to university life. With the option to choose between ONCAMPUS’ own quality purpose-built student housing and shared student rental houses, students have a range of options to suit their individual needs. The city centre is a short bus ride away, giving them easy access to the huge shopping area as well as the historic streets of Old Town and Fruit Market. The evenings can be spent with friends over drinks and a bite to eat at pubs & bars including Atom Bar in Ye Olde Corn Exchange, Propoganda and Haworth Arms or enjoying live music at Hull Truck Theatre and Hull Venue. Those wanting to dance the night away can head to nightclubs like Fuel, Asylum, Piper Club or Spiders.
For students looking for a bit of luxury, there is a wide selection of self catering in Hull. From modern apartments to luxury villas, there is something for everyone. The benefit of self-catering is that students can cook their own meals, relax in the garden or chill on the sofa with a book. With a choice of rooms to suit all budgets, it is no surprise that students love to choose this type of Hull student accommodation.
The majority of student properties in Hull are offered on a fixed term contract. This is typically 43 or 51 weeks for purpose built student accommodation and 52 weeks for shared student rentals. However, some landlords are offering shorter tenancy agreements for students who want to rent student property for summer periods and individual terms or semesters.
Catering Options Available at Student Accommodation in Hull
With an average rental cost of around PS74 pppw, student property in Hull starts at affordable prices. This is much lower than many other UK cities and is mainly dependent on the location and size of the property. House shares and flats in popular areas tend to cost more than those in less desirable neighbourhoods.
One Hull student accommodation provider has even started offering a service where students can hire a personal assistant to help them with their daily tasks, such as grocery shopping and cleaning. This helps students to get settled in their new home before the start of term and provides extra support to those who may need it.
The transition to university life can be challenging for students, and mental health support is crucial. Student accommodations must prioritize the well-being of their residents by offering access to counseling services, mental health workshops, and peer support networks. Creating a stigma-free environment that encourages open discussions about mental health is essential in fostering a supportive community.
The university has links with a number of other universities. It has validated degrees at the Leeds Conservatoire since 2013. In 2014, it also began validating degree courses at Rotherham College and Dearne Valley College in Sheffield. The university is currently working to expand its network of validations. This year, it has confirmed that it will validate masters’ programmes at the University of Cork in Ireland. It has already validated postgraduate courses in Ireland at other RNN Group locations. It is expected that the other RNN Group universities in Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland will be added to the list of validating institutions soon.
