| SCOTLAND: University Student Accommodation |
| Written by Scotland.org | ||||||
| Tuesday, 12 December 2006 | ||||||
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If you are studying in Scotland, there are two main types of university accommodation:
(1) Accommodation provided by your education institution and (2) accommodation provided by private landlords or external organisations, which you will have to find and arrange by yourself.
If you are studying in Scotland, there are two main types of university accommodation:
If
you are looking for a place to live, first ask the Accommodation or
Welfare office, or the Students’ Union at your university or college. College and university accommodation in a self-catering hall of residence or student apartment costs from £180 to £360 per month. For students with families, a number of universities and colleges offer two-or three-bedroom family units at a cost of £450 to £550 per month. In most cases accommodation provided by the institution has to be arranged before you come to Scotland. For private accommodation in a bed-sit or a room in a house or flat shared with other students you would pay from £200 to £380 per month.
Courtesy of Scottish Government - Scotland.org .
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