Halls of Residence
Our halls are located on campus or in the Lansdowne area of Bournemouth and have excellent bus and public transport links
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Accommodation
We're here to help you get settled quickly in the accommodation that's right for you.
Home sweet home
We have accommodation available for first-year students in our great range of halls of residence located on AUB Campus and in the Lansdowne area of Bournemouth town centre.
Just as you’re not all studying the same course, we know our students like different styles of places to live. We have a range of halls of residence, each offering something unique – with everything from modern self-contained studio flats to more traditional en-suite rooms in cluster flats, there's something for everyone.
Our accommodation was a finalist for Best University Housing at the Global Student Living Awards 2023.
If you have additional queries please contact one of our Accommodation Advisors on accommodation@aub.ac.uk or by calling 01202 363 392.
When can I start booking my accommodation for 2026/27?
The first wave of room release will open on Monday 2 March 2026.
The second wave of room release will open on Wednesday 10 June 2026.
Special offer for 2026/27 bookings*
What could be better than living just minutes from the beach, with a gym and cinema included in your rent?
How about free travel? For 2026/27, we're offering a free annual bus pass for all bookings at Home Park Halls of Residence.
Book now so you don’t miss out!
(*Terms and conditions apply)
Explore our accommodation
AUB ResLife
Welcome to AUB Community, AUB’s residential life programme for students living in AUB Halls of Residence.
Private Rented Accommodation
We want all students to live life to the full, on and off campus, to engage with the local community and have a rewarding time at AUB
Living in the community
Bournemouth is a welcoming place and we want you to enjoy life here, but it should never be at the expense of other residents