Search our housing database
Offers of housing from, private landlords, letting agents and independent halls of residence. In order to advertise through our database all providers of housing must sign up to our Code of Good Practice. You need to be studying or working at a College which subscribes to our service in order to register to use the service. More on this
Intercollegiate Halls of Residence
The University of London has eight Intercollegiate Halls of Residence available to full time students of the University. To be eligible for a place at an Intercollegiate Hall a student must be a registered, full-time student at one of the University's Colleges or Institutes. More on this
Advice
The ULHS offers a range of advice services for students, both for those looking for housing or for those experiencing problems. Whether you are just about to start looking or if you have a housing problem, you should visit these pages to see how we can help. More on this
University Managed Housing in Flats/Houses
In addition to the Halls, University of London Housing Services provides centrally managed self-catering flats and houses for around 270 full-time students. We also manage a small number of flats for visiting senior academics who are officially invited to the University to study, teach or work at one of its Colleges or Institutes on a temporary basis. More on this
Find a Flatmate
Our London Student Housing Guide website runs a free flat-sharing messageboard exclusively for students. If you're looking for other students to form a flat-hunting group or you have a spare room in your flat or house, you can use this website. More on this
Links to registered letting agents
Letting agents registered with us will advertise on our main searchable housing database. However, most letting agents don't advertise all of their available properties on our database and sometimes it is worth contacting them directly to see if they have anything extra. We have now introduced a rating system for your agencies. In order for this to work, you need to let us know what you think of the agencies registered with us. More on this
Links to registered private Halls of Residence
Demand for places in University Halls of Residence exceeds supply. Many private developers have recognised and have built their own Halls to satidfy this unment demand. Many of these private Halls have been built to a high standard. However, they are more expensive than both housing rented from individual private landlords and University Halls. More on this
Short Term housing
Unless you are booking a room in a Hall of Residence, it is a very bad idea to try and arrange long term housing over the internet. There are lot of fraudsters that take advantage of students trying to do this.
The best thing to do is to arrange some temporary housing first and then look seriously once you are in London. Here are some suggested options. More on this
