Overview
We know our students like different styles of places to live – we have a great range of halls of residence for first-years to choose from
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Accommodation
We're here to help you get settled quickly in the accommodation that's right for you.
We want all of our students to live life to the full, on campus and off; to engage with the local community and have a rewarding time at AUB.
Finding the right accommodation that suits you is an important part of this experience. If you’d prefer not to live in university halls you’ll need to find accommodation in the private rented sector. Studentpad lets you search for student houses, flats and lodgings in Bournemouth and the UK. Find your perfect student house with Studentpad today.
Renting a house or flat for the first time can seem like a daunting experience, especially when you aren't familiar with the area. However, we hope that the advice and information we provide will make it easier for you.
Student Services deals with accommodation matters – our Student Advisers are here all year round to answer any queries you may have, and offer advice and guidance on any practical accommodation issue including:
Student Services is open from 08.30–17.00 Monday-Thursday and 08.30–16.30 on Friday and can be contacted via studentservices@aub.ac.uk or 01202 363780
We're not able to arrange private rented accommodation on your behalf, but there are plenty of ways to find your accommodation. AUB Studentpad should be your first port of call. This site lists all student accommodation registered with us by local landlords who have been accredited by a national association. You can browse the site to see what kinds of properties are currently available.
We don't view properties listed on the AUB Studentpad website. Only landlords who are accredited with The Residential Landlord Accreditation Scheme, Private Rented Sector Accreditation Scheme or The National Landlords Association are registered.
When looking for accommodation, view as many properties as you can to help you make the decision.
For safety reasons, never go to view a property on your own.
Remember to consider the full cost of your accommodation, including bills, contents insurance, television licences and food. For more information, check out BCP Council's handy student guide to renting.
We accept no legal responsibility or liability to any party in matters of the provision of private rented accommodation.
There are many landlords and lettings agents in Bournemouth who'll have properties available for rent. If you wish to check if a landlord or letting agent is accredited or not, you can do so via the following links:
AUB doesn't recommend any letting agents or landlords above any other.