The University of London Housing Services has a Private Housing Unit which is funded by the Colleges of the federal University to provide a range of services to their students who are considering living, or live, in private rented housing. The University of the Arts London also buy into the service. 

If your enquiry relates to Halls of Residence, you should, therefore contact your College Accommodation Office or Registry department. This also applies to the InterCollegiate Halls of Residence.

If you would like to live in accommodation where the University of London is your landlord you should contact the Property Management Unit.

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Founded by Royal Charter in 1836, the University of London is one of the oldest and largest universities in the UK and is a federation of over 40 institutions of varying size and academic profile. Some are large multi-faculty Colleges and others are small specialist Institutes. The University houses aprroximately 30% of its full time students in University Halls of Residence. Approximately 42% of the student population is accommodated in the private sector. It is believed that the remaining numbers stay at home or acquire their own properties. The figures above will give you some idea of the shortage of University owned accommodation and therefore how important and helpful it is to students when landlords offer their accommodation to the University.

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The University's Statute 3 requires that the University shall not discriminate against any person on the grounds of colour, race, nationality, ethnic or national origin, religion, politics or sex. The University promulgates an Equal Opportunities Policy incorporating these and other appropriate provisions in relation to a number of matters including disability, age, and sexual preferences within the law.

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Red Dots represent Colleges served by our office and blue dots represent other Higher Education Institutions in London. Clicking on a dot will bring up further information about the institution, together with a link to their website.

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