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Choosing a great place to live during your time at university is important and we recommend researching the options available as early as you can. To help you, this page contains information regarding the different types of accommodation in Lincoln and some of the important things you will need to consider before making a decision.
Which ever option you choose, you will need to ensure your accommodation is located within easy reach of campus and that you are able to move in on the day you arrive in the UK.
Rooms are available from £99 per week inclusive of bills and we do not require a deposit or guarantor to secure your booking
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To help you settle into your new home you can access support from our Residence Life Team while living with us
Access to classes and workout space at our on-campus Sports Centre while living in our accommodation
The University of Lincoln offers a great range of accommodation options within the city-centre, the majority of which are located on our Brayford Pool campus or a short walk away. With more than 3,700 rooms across six residences, we offer a variety of options to suit different needs and budgets.
Staying in university managed accommodation includes a range of benefits such as 24/7 security, on-site maintenance, contents insurance, and more. A guarantor and deposit is not required and there are different payment options available to help you manage your budget.
Applying for accommodation at Lincoln is simple. Once you have formally accepted your offer of a place at the University you'll be able to make your accommodation application using our online system. Every effort will be made to ensure that you are allocated accommodation from your preferred options, depending on demand.
University managed accommodation is very popular and we encourage you to apply as early as possible. Further information on how to apply can be found in the How to Apply page.
Applications for accommodation have just opened for the January 2025 intake. If you have accepted Lincoln as your firm choice you can now apply for your accommodation through our online booking portal.
To ease your transition to university and help you settle into your new home, our friendly Residence Life Team are here to offer help when it's needed to those living in university managed accommodation. They also arrange a variety of social activities that you can get involved in.
Explore our 360° tours to get a feel of where all our accommodation is located in relation to campus and city centre sights. Explore the different types of University managed accommodation and choose the right option for you.
Alongside a fantastic range of University managed accommodation there are a variety of privately rented accommodation options across the city.
If you are considering living in privately rented accommodation away from campus, you will need to think carefully about how you will travel to the university on a regular basis. This is important because your timetable may include classes that you must attend on campus up to five days each week.
Our Privately Rented Accommodation page contains a range of information regarding accommodation availability and some of the important things you will need to consider before making a decision.
The city of Lincoln and the surrounding area is a popular place to live, work, and study. Finding family accommodation which is available to rent can be difficult as availability is limited.
Please note that the University is unable to provide accommodation for families, and students planning to bring dependants to Lincoln must arrange suitable accommodation with a private provider before travelling to the UK.
If you are considering bringing your family with you to the UK during your studies, we strongly encourage you to visit our Privately Rented Accommodation page for further information on some of the important things that you will need to consider.