What different accommodation types are available for students in Glasgow?

Student housing in Glasgow provides a comfortable experience at a reasonable price. You can choose from a wide range of properties, including flats, student halls, studio apartments, private apartments, and many others.

Can I get a furnished student room in Glasgow?

You can find fully-furnished rooms equipped with facilities such as a furnished kitchen, wardrobe, study desk & chair, sofa, bathroom, and more.

Can I get discounts for student accommodation in Glasgow?

Yes, students who book in advance typically receive good discounts and pay lower rent in Glasgow. You can save money by making a group reservation. Other cashback offers are constantly available, keeping an eye on our website to stay updated on the same would be very useful for you.

Can working professional stay in private halls in Glasgow?

Regretfully, as a non-student, you will not be able to live in student housing. These are properties designed specifically for students and their needs.

Can a virtual tour be arranged for student rooms in Glasgow?

Yes! Please contact one of our Glasgow accommodation experts and we will arrange a virtual tour of the property for you!

Can i rent student accommodation in Glasgow for short term ?

Yes, you may rent student accommodation in Glasgow for short term basis of 8-12 weeks.

Can i get a private student accommodation in Glasgow?

Yes, you can! There is a wide range of private student accommodation in Glasgow that you choose to live in. Pick the one that's perfect for you.

What do you mean by dual occupancy student accommodation?

As per local authority licencing schemes, dual occupancy properties are generally one or two-bedroom properties, as larger properties do not typically allow two people to stay in the same room.

When should I book student accommodation for september intake?

Students who are selected for the September intake may begin their search for accommodation between January and March or preferably 6 months prior to their intake.

Are bills included in my rent ?

Yes, all utilities bills are included with student accommodation of your choice.

Can I stay with a friend at my student accommodation in Glasgow?

Yes, you can rent an apartment with your friends; but, depending on the property, you may be charged a small fee to do so. You can either share a room or rent a dual occupancy unit.

How much rent does a student pay for accommodation in Glasgow?

The type of student accommodation you choose will impact how much you pay. If you plan on living in some of the popular student areas in Glasgow, the average weekly rent you might pay as a student is from 99£.

How do i find Student accommodation in Glasgow?

To find student accommodation in Glasgow, compare properties using multiple filters. Once you have shortlisted your student accommodations, consult our property expert and make a final choice.

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Glasgow is a student centre and Scotland's largest city, having a population of about 600,000 people. Hundreds of students, every year, make this one of the most vibrant places to study in the UK, thanks to the presence of numerous great universities. Aside from the top universities, a big part of the attraction is the city's strong social and cultural activities in a relatively compact setting.

Glasgow's west end is popular with students due to its varied nightlife and unique shops, cafés, and eateries. If you attend one of the city's institutions, you will find great private student accommodation in Glasgow that is close to the city's major attractions. The city is also well-known for its parks and green areas, which serve as a nice setting to the bustling city centre.

As a flourishing student hub, you can find a diverse selection of residential alternatives, including house share, flats and apartments in Glasgow, student halls Glasgow and student flats Glasgow. With facilities like double beds, private bathrooms, work areas, study desks, outdoor courtyards, and more, student housing in Glasgow has witnessed a massive increase with more overseas undergraduates looking to study in the city.

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Glasgow Student Accommodation

Finding the right student accommodation in Glasgow is quite simple. Want to know how? Well, UniAcco has an array of affordable, luxurious, and convenient student flats in Glasgow that you can choose from. There are thousands of rooms a student can choose from with amenities that will enhance your university experience. All the properties present in Glasgow are unique and top-quality. There are fully-furnished flats with comfortable living only starting at GBP 100-250 per week only on UniAcco. You can choose from Glasgow student accommodations such as Buchanan View, Merchant Studios, Collegelands, iQ Elgin Place, St. Mungo’s, and Dobbie’s Point.

All these student accommodations are pocket-friendly and located near the best and most renowned institutes of Glasgow like the University of Glasgow, Glasgow International College, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, and Glasgow Caledonian University. There are different types of students accommodation Glasgow such as shared rooms, private rooms, studio flats, and private student apartments.

About Glasgow

Glasgow is a glowing, vibrant city; home to museums, art galleries, and busy streets which makes it a great location to stay and study. If you are a part of the universities here then you have many places to visit around the city. Glasgow also shares its borders with famous cities like Belfast, Edinburgh, and Newcastle upon Tyne making it a well-connected city in Scotland.

Glasgow, Scotland's capital, is situated on the southern coast of the Firth of Forth, where the Forth River, which runs through the city, meets the sea. It is Scotland's second-largest city and the UK's seventh-largest. Glasgow's old town is filled with historical structures and stunning architecture. Georgian buildings and wide squares dot the New Town with elegance. Together, the two cities are designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You will have a fantastic time.

In addition to everything, the city hosts 53,470 international students which makes it one of the most liked cities to study in Scotland therefore you will find many student flats in Glasgow. Besides the city is also known for major attractions such as People’s Palace, Kelvingrove Art Gallery, George Square, and Strathclyde Country Park. These sites attract lots of travellers every year.

Student Housing Glasgow

Student housing in Glasgow is all filled with top-quality amenities and great facilities which cater to students and their needs. UniAcco has multiple student housing options with properties close to all major universities. These houses are fully furnished with a kitchenette, private bathrooms, comfortable bedding, a study area, and more. Students have access to 24-hour staffing that will provide them with all the support they need.

From comfortable & luxury student housing in the Glasgow City Centre to affordable housing in Merchant District and George Square, Glasgow has everything you need. Student accommodation in Glasgow ranges from GBP 88-320/per week. These housings are also available for short term tenancies if you are looking to book for a particular semester.

Best Places to Stay in Glasgow

There are some of the best locations and areas in Glasgow where students can choose to stay in. We have picked out some of the best and listed them down for you.

Anniesland

Anniesland can be reached by taking Great Western Road west for a few kilometres. Anniesland is ideal for students who are willing to take a 15-minute bus ride or a 40-minute walk to uni from their student accommodation in Glasgow. Flat rates are significantly less expensive than student accommodation Glasgow west end. Aldi and Morrisons will become your best friends for cutting your shopping price in half, plus there are plenty of pubs nearby.

Glasgow City Centre

Glasgow City Centre is an easy option for Strathclyde and Caledonian University students, as it is only a short walk from class, the library, and sports facilities. Student accommodation in Glasgow Buchanan Street, as well as the St Enoch Centre, are with all of the major high street stores within walking distance. When the glory of Sauchiehall Street is just a short walk away, you'll never need to wait for another taxi home following a night out. The transportation options are fantastic. You have access to Central Station and Queen Street Station, as well as two subway stations and several bus routes that run across Glasgow and beyond.

Maryhill

Maryhill is great if you want to save time and get some fitness by taking a brisk stroll to uni from your student halls in Glasgow. The section slightly north of the Kelvin River that runs over Great Western Road is known as Maryhill. North Kelvinside (or Maryhill) flats are considerably less expensive than those on or south of Great Western Road. The majority of Maryhill is residential, with numerous families living there. It's near a Lidl and a large Tesco. You'll probably rely on buses for transportation, albeit there is a train line that goes from Anniesland to Glasgow Queen Street through Maryhill.

Partick

Partick can be found if you travel a little further away. Partick is a low-cost, student-friendly neighbourhood, and Glasgow University is easily accessible by foot (or metro if you're feeling lazy). You will find many student accommodation in Glasgow that are close to this location. Partick, unlike other west end student communities, has a large Morrisons and Lidl, so you can save money on your weekly groceries as well as your rent! Living near Kelvingrove or the Botanic Gardens will provide you with plenty of greenery. If you wish to relax after the presentation, Victoria Park is not far away.

Cost of Living in Glasgow

As a student living in Glasgow, you must consider two types of costs. The first is the educational expense, and the second is the cost of living. Student expenditures include tuition and other costs such as books and equipment, whereas living costs include housing, food, laundry, bills, and socialising. Below we have given a breakdown of the estimated costs of living in Glasgow. Check it out!

Type of Expense	Approximate Cost (Monthly)
Accommodation	£550
Food	£180
Clothes	£70
Transportation	£40
Laundry, Stationery, Toiletries	£30
Internet, Telephone	£40
Entertainment	£120
Total	£1,030 per month

Glasgow Transportation

In general, Scotland's transportation system has the potential to be one of the most efficient in the world. Glasgow, on the other hand, is ingeniously linked to every major transportation system and is easily accessible from every institution. Students can use a variety of transportation services in Glasgow, including the world-famous Glasgow Central station, Stagecoach West Scotland, trams, and even shipping vessels.

To help you understand Glasgow transportation a little better, we have given a simple breakdown of the cost as well as different forms of transportation below.

Train: Glasgow has its metro rail system that connects the city's highest points to every corner. In addition, the city has an urban rail network that runs from London Euston to Manchester, along with TransPennine Express and CrossCountry trains from Birmingham, Plymouth, Bristol, and other English cities. You can choose to get an SPT Smart Card for your metro rail rides and even bus rides which will have a marginal effect on your transport expenses.

Bus: Glasgow has buses that connect to all the major spots around the city and they run 24 hours a day. You will find buses in proximity to your student accommodations in Glasgow. Buchanan Bus station is located near the Glasgow City Centre where you can take a bus that connects to all the Scotland's national highways. The average bus charge will be GBP 1-1.20/day.

Glasgow Attraction

1. Glasgow Square

George Square is the city's principal square and the hub of Glasgow. This pedestrian square in the city centre was named after King Georges III. There, you can view exquisite statues of historical figures, have a cup of coffee, stroll about, or simply relax on a bench or on the grass. Glasgow City Hall (Glasgow City Chambers) is also located on George Square and is known for its Renaissance architecture. You'll notice that the buildings' exteriors and interiors are also stunning! The good news is that you can go on one of the free guided tours offered during the week.

2. Buchanan Street

Buchanan Street is the place to go whether you want to go shopping or simply take a stroll down one of Glasgow's liveliest streets. This lovely pedestrian street is lined with stores catering to all budgets and offers a fascinating combination of Victorian and modern architecture. If you're looking for a mall, Princes Square Shopping Centre is the place to go.

3. Glasgow Cathedral

The city's most famous monument is Glasgow Cathedral, which is situated on a hill in the East End neighbourhood. This enormous Gothic Cathedral, also known as St Mungo's Cathedral or Glasgow High Kirk, was erected in the 12th and 13th centuries and will undoubtedly impress you! Inside (free admission), view the stained glass windows and visit the crypt, which houses the tomb of St Mungo, the city's patron saint.

4. The Necropolis

The Necropolis is a modest Victorian cemetery beside St Mungo's Cathedral on the top of a hill. Around 3500 massive monuments and mausoleums from the Victorian era can be found there. In addition to learning about traditional architecture, you will be treated to a stunning panorama of the city. The Necropolis Cemetery is open daily from 7 a.m. to nightfall. It's one of Glasgow's most unique tourist attractions!