Postgraduate and mature students
As a postgraduate or mature student you may be looking for something a little different to our younger undergraduate students. Maybe one of these options would be more suitable for you?
Postgraduate and mature student accommodation
We know that as a postgraduate or mature student your needs are different, but choosing the right place to live is just as important. That’s why we have alternative accommodation options to suit you.
Postgraduate and mature student flats
We realise that you might appreciate living with other students in the same situation as you. So many of our residences have some flats which are especially for postgraduate or mature students. When you browse our accommodation the key (21+) will tell you if a residence has rooms suitable for you.
A studio flat
We also have some studio flats – self-contained rooms with a small kitchen and sitting area as well as a bed, desk and storage. Studios are available in Gill Street North on the City Campus and New Hall on the Clifton Campus.
How to book: Your step-by-step guide
Step one: Look at your options
Browse our accommodation pages to find out about all the different residences, as well as our images and videos.
For students studying at the University for one semester only, take a look at our flexible accommodation options.
Step two: Make a short list of your favourites
It's a good idea to pick out a few different options as our most popular residences get booked up quickly.
Step three: Get your password
You'll need a password for your NTU ID before you can book your accommodation.
To get your NTU ID password you need to have confirmed NTU as your first choice. Doing this will generate an NTU ID that you will receive within 2 working days of accepting us.
Then you will need to visit the My Password page and enter your NTU ID. You will be prompted to create your own password and then you will be able to start booking your accommodation.
Step four: Book online
You can book online from Wednesday 6 February 2019.
Choose the residence, flat and room you like using our online booking system. When you're happy with your choice, check all the details, then click 'Pay'.
When you make your booking you'll be required to pay a non-refundable £200 booking fee. You can find more information about this booking fee, and our cancellation policy on our Guide to accommodation page.
Step five: Accept your accommodation and set up your payments
To complete your booking you'll need to accept our terms and conditions and set up a payment plan. You'll either do this when you book if you have an unconditional offer, or when you get your results if your offer is conditional. Find out more about this in the Guide to accommodation page.
Step six: Move in!
You'll receive more detailed arrival information when you're completing your booking, by email and on our accommodation welcome site in the weeks before your arrival.
Private sector housing
You may even prefer to live in private sector housing – if you have a family, or require a non-standard contract, for example. We work closely with landlords to ensure our recommended houses offer a safe and secure alternative to halls. The University also has its own lettings agency, Trent Lets, which offers accommodation and advice. You can find out more on our Private sector housing pages.
Homestay
If you’re looking for short-term accommodation, our flexible homestay option might be the best option for you. You’ll be placed with a host family and given your own room and access to other facilities in the house. There are catered or self-catered options and contracts are on a weekly basis giving you flexibility to stay as long as you need.
The costs of Homestay accommodation are as follows:
- Catered Service – £120 per week
- Self-catered Service - £85 per week
You’ll pay a £100 administration charge to NTU once a room has been allocated to you.
The catered service means that the host family will provide you with breakfast and dinner seven days a week and also with a lunch on a Saturday and Sunday. Under the self-catered service the host will allow you to use the kitchen facilities to prepare your own meals.
If you’d like to stay in Homestay accommodation, please fill out an application form.This will then be submitted to the accommodation team. Once processed, they’ll contact you directly.
If you’re a landlord wishing to register with NTU to become a host you’ll need to fill out the host application form.
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