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The university’s accommodation blocks provide students with friendly communities across campus, and encourage students to socialise with and find support from their new neighbours! At the University of Surrey, students can enjoy their home away from home. With more than 6,000 rooms in self-catered housing to suit different budgets, students can enjoy a range of renting offers with most bedrooms offering an en-suite bathroom.

There is also 24/7 security across all sites. The largest housing site is based at Manor Park, where facilities include a café and easy access to the Surrey Sports Park.

For the students who prefer to live outside of the university walls and in the town centre, the Accommodation Office can help to find the right place to live.

University of Surrey students on Whatuni say:

“In terms of settling in, amazing. My flats great and I have tonnes of friends”

“Its fairly well situated for amenities.”

“Good location. Town only a 10-15 min walk”

The university takes pride and invests heavily in its facilities. They’ve recently invested GBP 16 million into their main library, ensuring access to a modern learning environment, with enough room to accommodate all students.

Students at Surrey benefit from discounted membership to Surrey Sports Park, the training base for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The GBP 36 million facility boasts a GBP 500,000 gym, an indoor climbing centre, a spinning studio, a 50-metre Olympic-standard swimming pool and 10 grass pitches.

There is also a modern performing arts space. Created primarily for theatre and performance students, the Ivy Arts Centre has a 200-seat theatre, two studios, dressing rooms, a costume making room, a foyer and bar. The centre offers a wide range of classes and groups, and hosts concerts and performances throughout the year.

University of Surrey students on Whatuni say:

“There are some really good places to socialise as well as the work. The Library is open 24/7 and has some amazing resources.”

“State of the art, so clean and easy to navigate, very accessible for disabled students.”

“The library is really modern and clean and the lecture theatres are all well kept. Our university buildings sit on a beautiful campus with plenty of space and a lake. All of the staff at the library have been lovely and the uni has recently opened up brand new study spaces.”

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