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University of Reading

2014 League Table Ranking 37
2014 Overall Score 728
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Student Accommodation at University of Reading

Accommodation Costs *

Typical annual cost of university/college accommodation £5,200–£5,700
Typical annual cost of private accommodation £2,700–£3,200
Number of university/college beds 4,212
  • One of the highest proportions of residential student accommodation among UK universities, with just over 4,200 rooms available.
  • Rooms in halls cost from £97 per week to £143.
  • A room in private rented accommodation is around £26–£300 per calendar month.
  • The fourteen halls of residence and student village are situated on campus or a short distance away.
  • Halls are in easy distance of each other and the centre of Reading, with its cosmopolitan city culture.
  • The university has spent £200 million on new student accommodation, with two new halls opened in 2010 and another in 2012, and now has a long-term partnership for the operation and management of student accommodation with UPP, the UK's leading provider of campus infrastructure and residential management services.
  • If Reading is a given as a first choice, and students firmly accept a place and return their application for accommodation by 1 August, they are guaranteed a study bedroom in Hall.

For further information

Web
  • www.reading.ac.uk
Email
  • student.recruitment@reading.ac.uk
Phone
  • + 44 (0)118 987 5123
Address
  • University of Reading
    Whiteknights
    PO Box 217
    Reading
    Berkshire
    RG6 6AH

* 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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