How do I find out about accommodation?
You should apply for accommodation as soon as you have been offered an unconditional offer of a place at the University and an accommodation pack will be sent to you. Information about accommodation generally, including halls of residence and University managed houses is available on the Residential Services website. Follow the link to Studentpad which contains in more detail, photographs and specification details of all accommodation available, this includes the halls of residence, University managed houses, family accommodation, living with a family and private landlords. Studentpad also allows you to search for available accommodation.
The University has a wide range of modern, purpose built accommodation. Finding the right place to live is a major concern for students, therefore, at Sunderland we place great importance on helping you to find accommodation which suits your needs and lifestyle. All of the accommodation is within easy travelling distance of the University and all our accommodation is self catering.
Accommodation specifically designed for postgraduate and research students is available on two sites, one, Scotia Quay is situated on the recently redeveloped Quayside and the other is located on Chester Road in the Precinct. There are a small number of family flats and houses available but they are usually booked up very quickly, it is, therefore, important to understand that it is not possible to guarantee accommodation to a students family.
Within this area
- What is a research degree
- Research and Taught Postgraduate Degree
- Difference between MPhil & PhD
- Entry Requirements
- What modes of study are available?
- Distance Learning Research Degree
- How long does it take to obtain a research degree
- Training and supervision
- Rules on English language competency
- Accommodation
- What documents are required
