Durham University
2014 League Table Ranking 52014 Overall Score 925
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Student Accommodation at Durham University
Accommodation Costs *
| Typical annual cost of university/college accommodation | £4,500–£5,700 |
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| Typical annual cost of private accommodation | £3,300–£4,400 |
| Number of university/college beds | 5,398 |
Living at Durham University is much more than just a place to sleep and eat...
All University accommodation is based in one of our colleges and every Durham University student belongs to a college, whether you live in college or elsewhere. Our colleges offer a vibrant, supportive community full of opportunities for you to gain new experiences, develop skills to achieve more in your future life and most importantly, have fun while you're at it!
Every college provides...
- a variety ofaccommodation and catering options
- excellent facilities: For study, socialising, sport/fitness and day-to-day living
- community: A small, friendly, 'ready-made' college community
- comprehensive support system: To oversee your welfare, offering advice and guidance
- extra-curricular opportunities: Wide range of activities, complementing your department's academic provision
- leadership opportunities: Roles & responsibilities enabling you to run aspects of your college
- academic community: An interdisciplinary community inspiring intellectual debate both informally and formally
- events: Regular student-led events, including balls, concerts, productions and more
In addition, you can still enjoy all the features and facilities of a large, internationally-recognised University.
All teaching is delivered via your academic department but your college provides an environment which encourages and supports your studies and personal development.
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* KIS/HESA interquartile range, academic year 2012–13. An interquartile range has been used to provide an average cost per university. This is calculated by putting the costs of every room available (for a particular university or college) in order from the lowest to the highest; the most expensive costs (the top 25%) and the least expensive costs (bottom 25%) are then ignored, leaving the interquartile range (i.e. the middle 50%).
Content was accurate at the time of compilation.
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