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GUIDE 2018/19

First year undergraduates who apply before Friday 18 May and accept the University of Gloucestershire as their first choice will be guaranteed a place in university halls of residence or managed housing.

INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: If you are a new international undergraduate student entering your studies at the university and you have firmly accepted your offer and completed the online halls of residence application process by Friday 10 August 2018, you will be guaranteed university halls of residence or managed housing.

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HALLS OF RESIDENCE 8-9

HOW TO APPLY FOR HALLS OF RESIDENCE 8

HALLS OF RESIDENCE FACILITIES 10-11

CHELTENHAM HALLS OF RESIDENCE 12

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PITTVILLE STUDENT VILLAGE 14-19

HALLS SUPPORTING FRANCIS 20-24 CLOSE HALL CAMPUS

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MAP OF GLOUCESTER 30

HALLS SUPPORTING OXSTALLS CAMPUS 32-35

UNIVERSITY APPROVED 36-37 HOUSING AND LODGINGS NEW

PITTVILLE STUDENT VILLAGE

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GUARANTEE

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ACCOMMODATION

GUIDE

This guide features all the information you will need regarding the accommodation options available at the University of Gloucestershire. This includes information on our halls of residence and university approved housing, the facilities on offer, how to apply and the support that is available to you.

UUK CODE OF PRACTICE The University of Gloucestershire is signed up to the Universities UK (UUK) Code of Practice. The code outlines best practice and provides benchmarks for the management and quality of university managed student accommodation in the higher education

sector. You can find more information about the UUK Code of Practice here: www.universitiesuk.ac.uk

HOW TO CONTACT USYou can contact us by calling 01242 714544 or email us at [email protected]

You can also find out more about our services on our website, along with more images and virtual tours of our halls of residence. It’s also a great place to find the latest accommodation news: www.glos.ac.uk/accommodation

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Park Villas, Cheltenham

WELCOME

PITTVILLE STUDENT VILLAGEThis brand new village in Cheltenham offers a range of accommodation options including en-suites, studios and town houses. You can find out more information on the village on page 14.

HALLS OF RESIDENCEThe accommodation team manages a large portfolio of halls of residence and accommodation managed by the university directly. You can find more information about our halls and application process on page 8.

UNIVERSITY APPROVED HOUSINGThe accommodation team holds a large database of external student housing that meets the university’s strict safety standards. You can find more information about the scheme along with how to access it on page 36.

UNIVERSITY REGISTERED LODGINGSLodgings are where a tenant lives in the same property as the landlord. We find this option is particularly popular with international and older students. You can find out more information on page 37.

TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATIONWe do not provide temporary accommodation. However, we can provide a list of bed and breakfast accommodation or you can contact the local tourist board offices. Please ensure you book temporary accommodation BEFORE your arrival.

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ACCOMMODATION

TYPES OF

FIRST YEAR UK/EU UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTSYou will be guaranteed accommodation in university halls or university managed accommodation if:

• you are a new first year UK/EU undergraduate, and

• you are holding an unconditional firm or conditional firm offer (UF or CF) at the university, and

• you have accepted the University of Gloucestershire as your first choice Friday 18 May.

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES The university is committed to accommodating the needs of students with disabilities. In order for the accommodation team to assist with specific requirements, we encourage you to initially contact one of our disability advisers.

Tel: 01242 714541 Email: [email protected]

Please also state your requirements during the halls of residence application process (see page 8).

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INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE AND POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS If you are a new international undergraduate or postgraduate student entering your studies at the university and you have firmly accepted your offer and completed the online halls of residence application process by Friday 10 August 2018, you will be guaranteed a halls of residence room or managed housing.

POSTGRADUATE UK/EU STUDENTS We have new town house accommodation for postgraduates including PGCE students. Based on our newly developed Pittville Student Village, these town houses provide study bedroom accommodation with large modern kitchens and communal areas. If you are a new postgraduate student beginning your studies at the university and you have firmly accepted your offer and completed the online halls of residence application process by Monday 2 July 2018, you will be eligible for these halls of residence.

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Halls of residence can be a great start to university life and we currently have approximately 1,800 places in halls of residence on or near all of our campuses. They are all close to the town and city centres and are also served by the university bus service.

Rooms range in price from £100 to £189 per week depending on the facilities available.

All rent is inclusive of the following:

• utility bills (water, electricity, gas)

• internet

• basic contents insurance

All halls are self-catered. The standard contract length is 40 weeks.

What you can expect as standard for all halls of residence is shown on page 10.

Pages 14-35 provide details of each of the residences, including the facilities, room types and costs per week for each residence.

OTHER UNIVERSITY MANAGED ACCOMMODATIONThe university sometimes takes on additional properties in the Cheltenham and Gloucester area to accommodate incoming students. If you apply for university accommodation you may be allocated one of these properties should those listed within this brochure be fully allocated. For details of this additional accommodation, please check our website.

HALLS OF RESIDENCE APPLICATION PROCESSOnce you have accepted your offer you can apply online for 2018/19 from January 2018 at www.glos.ac.uk/accommodation

• Select your preferred halls. We cannot guarantee meeting your request but we will allocate as closely as possible. Please note that the earlier you apply the better chance you will have of being allocated your preferred choice.

• Instructions on how to accept your room offer will be emailed to the address supplied during the halls of residence application process by July 2018.

• Instructions will include completing the room acceptance process via our Halls Portal. Here you will be given details of your room, dates of occupancy, rent and the full terms and conditions.

• You will also need to make a payment of £200 and set up a direct debit for rent payment within seven days of receiving your room offer.

If you accept an offer of a place in residence, you will be signing a legally binding contract for the full period stated on the offer letter.

TERMS AND CONDITIONSFor many reasons, including the health and safety of all student residents, there are certain terms and conditions you are agreeing to when you accept a place in halls. You can find a copy of these on the accommodation web pages. Please note all halls are non-smoking and no halls students are permitted to bring vehicles.

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HALLS OF RESIDENCE FACILITIESAll halls come equipped with the following items:

STUDY BEDROOM:

• bed

• wardrobe

• drawers/shelves

• chair

• desk

• internet access

KITCHENS:

• microwave

• cooker

• toaster

• kettle

• refrigerator

• freezer

Laundry facilities are on or near each campus and are coin-operated machines.

The following pages provide details of each of the residences, including the facilities, room types and costs per week.

RESIDENTIAL SUPPORTThere is a residential support team who are responsible for pastoral support to residential students. This team consists of residential support advisers who are full-time staff and residential assistants who are returning students recruited by the accommodation team. The residential support team are on hand to assist you with a variety of issues that may arise while living in residence, including welfare and maintenance issues. The halls are also supported by our security, cleaning and maintenance teams who help ensure the smooth running of halls.

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Pittville Student Village

Closest campus Francis Close Hall

Closest campus Park

Closest campus Oxstalls

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CHELTENHAM

Park Challinor

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Home to our Park and Francis Close Hall campuses, Cheltenham is at the heart of the county’s thriving events industry, playing host to the annual Science, Literature, Music and Jazz festivals, as well as award-winning music festivals such as 2000trees and Wychwood. It’s also a short walk from the Cotswolds’ stunning countryside landscapes.

Both campuses are within 10-15 minutes’ walking distance of the centre of town with a regular bus service operating between all halls sites, the campuses and Gloucester.

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“The Uliving Village at Pittville has been designed to provide students with a first class, living and learning environment. The student village has been planned to ensure residents have high quality accommodation facilities alongside a range of leisure and social amenities, creating a safe, welcoming community. The Uliving team look forward to meeting you in September.”

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ISAMANTHA VEAL MANAGING DIRECTOR, ULIVING

PITTVILLE STUDENT

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ON SITE FACILITIES INCLUDE:• Reception and welcome area

• Student bar

• Refectory/cafe

• Gym facility with flexible-use studio/activity space

• Student laundry room

• Shop

• Faith space

• Landscaped courtyards with outdoor seating, social and gathering space

• Multi-use games area suitable for a variety of sports

• Staff, visitor and blue badge parking

• Cycle stores within secure enclosures

BUSES FROM PITTVILLE RUN TO ALL CAMPUSES

Our Pittville Student Village is the result of £38 million investment and opened in September 2017 exclusively for new University of Gloucestershire students, adding approximately an additional 800 rooms to our portfolio. Pittville is included in our Accommodation Guarantee (see p6).

This exciting new site has been developed in partnership with Uliving, leaders in student living and sustainable construction. The village boasts landscaped grounds, ergonomic social spaces, and 24/7 on site security.

All rooms offer 4ft wide (three quarter size) beds within flats and houses which look out onto green courtyards. Over 600 of the bedrooms have en-suite facilities. There are also 60 self-contained

studio rooms available, with both en-suite bathroom and kitchenette.

The village is a short walk to Pittville Park’s rolling lawns, magnificent lakes and Grade I listed Pittville Pump Rooms that hosts regular concerts and cultural events. Cheltenham Racecourse, home to some of the region’s biggest festivals and events, is also a stone’s throw away.

Pittville is only a 20 minutes’ walk from Francis Close Hall (FCH) campus, 20 minutes’ walk from Cheltenham town centre and has regular bus routes during term time including a late night bus on student nights.

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Computer generated images (CGI) are illustrative of the facilities that will be available at Pittville. Actual details may vary.

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STANDARD/ENHANCED EN-SUITE

STANDARD EN-SUITE

The cluster apartments contain a mixture of between 6 and 10 bedrooms on each floor with a shared kitchen and separate shared common room. Each bedroom has a study area with desk, storage, wardrobe and en-suite shower.

Rent: £142* per week Study Bedrooms: 40 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/pittvillevillage

ENHANCED EN-SUITE

The cluster apartments contain a mixture of between 6 and 10 bedrooms on each floor with a shared kitchen and separate shared common room. An enhanced en-suite is larger and has a higher furniture specification.


*based on 2017/18 prices.

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SELF-CONTAINED EN-SUITE STUDIO

The studio rooms are available across the new halls. These plush rooms are self-contained with their own kitchenette which includes a microwave, two ring hob, sink and refrigerator.

Rent: £183* per week Study Bedrooms: 60 www.glos.ac.uk/pittvillevillage


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The townhouses are 4-storey buildings with a spacious ground floor shared common room with kitchen. The 3 upper floors have 4 single modern bedrooms and 2 shared bathrooms.



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ORIGINAL HALLS OF RESIDENCE

These 10 re-vamped halls of residence have 4 storeys, with the ground floor containing 5 bedrooms and the upper floors 6. Each floor offers en-suite bedrooms, a shared kitchen and separate shared common room per floor. Each block has a disability access bedroom available on the ground floor.

Rent: £133* per week Study Bedrooms: 214 www.glos.ac.uk/pittvillevillage


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LATE NIGHT SHUTTLE BUS ON STUDENT

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ITOM REES THIRD YEAR HISTORY, RELIGION PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS STUDENT

“I lived in Shaftesbury Hall for my first year and one thing I loved about my room was that I had an en-suite bathroom. I’d never had one before I came to university so it felt like a bit of a luxury! It was also great to be so close to Cheltenham because I could get to everywhere I needed to on foot – in fact it even only took me 6 minutes to get from being asleep in bed to lectures, which was just brilliant!”

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HALLS SUPPORTING

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CAMPUS

PITTVILLE STUDENT VILLAGE: GL52 3JGST MARY’S HALLS: GL50 3JZMAIDENHORN: GL50 4BSHARDWICK: GL50 4BSSHAFTESBURY HALL: GL50 4AX

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NEAREST CAMPUS: FRANCIS CLOSE HALL, CHELTENHAM

Shaftesbury Hall is a modern development next to Francis Close Hall campus. The student flats are also within walking distance of Cheltenham town centre and are very close to the university bus service. The hall has three blocks: Cinderford, Stroud and Tewkesbury.

Study Bedroom Rent: £133* per weekOne Bed Hall Flat Rent: £189* per week Study Bedrooms: 104 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/shaftesbury


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Our Hardwick halls of residence feature spacious en-suite rooms which are located on our newly renovated Hardwick campus. There are 3 Hardwick residence blocks: Avon, Severn and Thames housing 123 students. They are around 3 minutes’ walk from Francis Close Hall campus and 10 minutes from Cheltenham town centre. It’s also very close to a large 24-hour supermarket.

Rent: £124* per weekStudy Bedrooms: 123 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/hardwick

Rooms may vary from those pictured.*based on 2017/18 prices.

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Maidenhorn is a small block alongside our Centre for Fashion, Art and Photography (Hardwick campus) that houses 8 students, divided into 2 flats of 4 students. This residence is a 5 minute walk from Francis Close Hall campus and is within walking distance of the town centre. It’s also close to a large 24-hour supermarket.

Rent: £100* per weekStudy Bedrooms: 8 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/maidenhorn


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This modern development features top-end flats within a converted regency building located in the centre of Cheltenham around 10 minutes’ walk away from Francis Close Hall campus. Each flat accommodates 2 or 3 individuals with some en-suite rooms and some with a shared bathroom between 2 residents.

Rent: £112 to £133* per weekStudy Bedrooms: 34 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/stmarys


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ST MARY’S HALLS

“ It’s a real family feeling in halls. We cook and eat together. We go to town and back at night together, and it feels safe. The library and restaurant are on campus. We often go to study together and grab coffee and chips on the way to see us through. The view of the lake from our kitchen window is so beautiful. I walk around it when I need to clear my head.”

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HALLS SUPPORTING

PARK CAMPUS

IJULIET LALEYE FINAL YEAR LAW STUDENT

PARK VILLAS: GL50 2RHPARK CHALLINOR: GL50 2RHEILDON AND MERROWDOWN: GL50 2JAEILDON AND MERROWDOWN ANNEXE: GL50 2JA

PITTVILLE STUDENT VILLAGE: GL52 3JG

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NEAREST CAMPUS: PARK CAMPUS, CHELTENHAM

The Park Villas are located on the beautifully landscaped Park campus. The 5 villas, Grace, Dowty, Jenner, Tyndale and Cooke, house 36-39 students each.

Rent: £133* per weekStudy Bedrooms: 183 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/parkvillas


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Challinor is located on Park campus and has been recently renovated to a high standard. These halls feature a mixture of en-suite rooms and rooms with shared bathroom facilities.

Rent: £115 to £133* per weekStudy Bedrooms: 59 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/challinor


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Eildon and Merrowdown is located on the attractive tree lined Lansdown Road which is very close to the fashionable Montpellier area of Cheltenham having a range of trendy bars and restaurants located nearby. It’s around 10 minutes’ walk from Park campus and close to the centre of Cheltenham. It’s also a short walk from transport links such as the train and coach station. There are 27 students in each property divided into 4 floors with large kitchens.

Rent: £108 to £112* per weekStudy Bedrooms: 54 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/eildon


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EILDON AND MERROWDOWN

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Eildon and Merrowdown Annexe are halls adjoining the existing Eildon and Merrowdown halls and feature the same attributes. Each of these 2 en-suite halls house 18 students and there is a large courtyard between the 2 halls.

Rent: £124* per weekStudy Bedrooms: 36 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/eildonannexe


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EILDON AND MERROWDOWN ANNEXE

Just 20 minutes’ walk from the centre of town you’ll find the Oxstalls campus, home to our sports and leisure courses. If you’re looking for a burst of adrenaline to break up your studies you can always take a trip to Gloucester Ski and Snowboard Centre or give rock climbing a go at the Warehouse.

If you’re planning to visit or commute to or from Cheltenham there is a regular bus service operating between all halls sites, the campuses and Cheltenham town centre.

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Blackfriars Development coming soon

GLOUCESTER

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Blackfriars (CGI)

BLACKFRIARS PROPOSED NEW DEVELOPMENT:The university is proposing a brand new development of a 295 bed accommodation facility on Barbican Way in Gloucester for new students starting in 2018. It will be a mix of town houses, cluster flats and studio bedrooms with car park and additional space. More information will be available at www.glos.ac.uk/accommodation

NEW FOR 2018 BLACKFRIARS

PROPOSED NEW DEVELOPMENT

“ Looking back at my year in halls the main thing that sticks out for me is just how much fun the whole year was! We were never short on laughs throughout. I was actually a little surprised at how much everyone got on if I’m honest. Before I moved in I was worried that living with lots of people from different backgrounds would clash, but we all got on so well. Next year I am going to be moving into a shared house just around the corner from Oxstalls campus, mostly with students that I have lived with this year.”

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HALLS SUPPORTING

OXTALLS CAMPUS

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NEAREST CAMPUS: OXSTALLS CAMPUS, GLOUCESTER

These halls are based on Oxstalls campus and house 175 students divided into 6 blocks (May, Birdlip, Coopers, Crickley, Robinswood and Chalford) within 21 cluster flats.

Rent: £133* per weekStudy Bedrooms: 175 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/oxstalls


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OXSTALLS HALLS


Ermin Hall offers very comfortable halls built to a high specification. Situated in the quiet, tree lined residential area of Denmark Road, a short and pleasant 10 minute walk from Oxstalls campus and 15 minute walk from the city centre. It’s also close to the transport links for rail, coach and bus. The hall houses 85 students in single study bedrooms with en-suite facilities.

Rent: £124* per weekStudy Bedrooms: 85 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/ermin


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Upper Quay is situated in the Westgate quarter of Gloucester, around 20 minutes’ walk from Oxstalls campus. It’s among the most historic and interesting areas in the city, with the magnificent and well-known Gloucester Cathedral. You can also enjoy the new shops, bars and restaurants that sit on the waterfront of the historic docklands.

Rent: £124* per weekOne Bed Flat Rent: £189* per weekStudy Bedrooms: 132 bedrooms www.glos.ac.uk/upperquay


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UPPER QUAY

The Accommodation team provides a number of alternatives to halls of residence. More information follows on the type of accommodation available to you in the private sector.

UNIVERSITY APPROVED HOUSING If you decide halls of residence are not for you, then you may wish to consider shared houses or flats in the private sector. This option involves finding property away from campus and living with your fellow students for the academic year. Some first year students and a large majority of returning students choose this option.

The Accommodation team advertises available housing which landlords have registered through our University Registration Scheme. This scheme ensures all properties have been visited and that they meet certain health and safety criteria set by the university including providing gas and electrical certificates. Please note that the contract will be directly with the landlord, not the university.

STUDENTPADAll university approved housing is advertised on our website: www.glosstudentpad.co.uk

This is exclusive to University of Gloucestershire students and features in-depth information about each property along with other useful tools and a message board.

You can access Studentpad by completing the registration process on the website. Please note that access is only given to students with a firm offer at the university (UF or CF).

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HOUSING AND LODGINGS

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PROPERTY DETAILS Most properties on the list will have between 3 and 8 bedrooms with shared kitchens and bathrooms and appropriate furniture to cater for the number of students living in the property. You should expect to pay approximately £60-£90 per week in rent, exclusive of bills, based on 4 people sharing. You should try to budget approximately £15 a week towards standard utility bills if they are not included in your rent. Phone and internet can often be charged on top of your utility bills so this would also need to be budgeted for.

CONTRACTSWhile all halls of residence contracts last for 40 weeks, housing contracts can be up to 12 months and you will find that contract lengths vary from property to property. When signing a contract ensure you have read through it thoroughly and that you are happy with all aspects. Normally you would expect to pay a deposit of one month’s rent when signing the contract to secure your room. The housing support team provides information, advice and guidance but the contract is between the student and the landlord. It is therefore important that you ensure any contracts are read thoroughly before signing.

LODGINGS The Accommodation team also produces a list of study bedrooms available in houses where the owner lives in the same property. These lodgings offer a variety of flexible, non-fixed term accommodation with the choice of self-catering, half-board or breakfast only. Rent for self-catered lodgings is approximately £70-£100 per week. Lodgings are generally good value for money with no further bills to pay.

This accommodation also offers flexibility as there are no formal tenancy agreements. The accommodation team does not view these properties but asks for a copy of a landlord’s valid gas certificate.

LETTING AGENTSThere are many letting agents in Cheltenham and Gloucester. The accommodation office does not endorse or recommend any of these. Do talk to us about specific agents before signing up to a contract.

HOUSING ADVICE The housing support team is on hand to offer support and guidance to students living off campus ensuring you settle into your new home quickly and have a happy and productive time at university. You can go to the housing support team if you have any problems, queries or questions to do with any aspect of student housing.

Tel: 01242 715322 Email: [email protected]

STUDENT RENTED HOUSING GUIDEThe housing support team produces a guide to assist students who rent houses during their time at the university. You can download the booklet ‘Renting the Perfect Pad: Your Student Guide’ on the ‘Private accommodation’ page on our website www.glos.ac.uk/accommodation

“Before I joined the accommodation team I was actually a student at the university myself. In my second year I was also residential assistant in halls of residence. I found the role so rewarding that I decided to stay on and become a full-time residential support adviser after successfully completing my degree. I now manage the service, providing pastoral care and support for our new students, but also ensuring that the terms and conditions of the halls contract are met. I’d like to think that my previous experience as a student here helps to enhance the service we provide.”

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ISTEPHEN BURROWS ACCOMMODATION MANAGER

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For a sneak preview take a look at our open day video www.glos.ac.uk/ugopen

Can’t make any of these dates?Our student ambassadors would be happy to show you around. Just give us a call and we will arrange a personal visit for you. These run every Wednesday at all of our campuses.

If you are an international student please visit www.glos.ac.uk/international

Why come to an open day?Open days are the first step towards becoming a student. It’s a great chance for you to:

• find out more about your subject• take a campus tour with current students• see inside our student accommodation• pick up top tips on your personal

statement and creative portfolio• talk to our student finance advisers• find out more about student support• discover how to kick-start Your Future Plan

OPEN DAYS

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Disclaimer: The university will take all reasonable steps to provide accommodation as described in this brochure. However, it does not guarantee the provision of such services and this brochure does not form part of a contract between you and the university. Please do check appropriate websites for the most up-to-date information on fees and additional costs.

The Accommodation Office University of Gloucestershire First FloorLaurie Lee BuildingPittville Student VillageAlbert RoadCheltenhamGL52 3JG

Tel: +44 (0)1242 714544 Email: [email protected] www.glos.ac.uk/accommodation

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