Licence Periods
Rental periods for on-campus contracts for 2023-24 are:
39 weeks for undergraduate students
44 weeks for PGCE students
50 weeks for Postgraduate students
We have introduced a wider range of rental periods for on-campus contracts for 2024-25 are:
- 39 weeks for undergraduate students
- We also have 36 and 38 week rental periods for undergraduates in selected halls
- 44 weeks for PGCE students
- 51 weeks for Postgraduate students
All contract lengths include the Christmas and Easter vacations. We are unable to offer short term lets. For students on courses which start later in the academic year, it is not possible to guarantee accommodation as accommodation licences begin in September. Please contact us via accommodation@roehampton.ac.uk with the date from which you require a room and we will look at the availability. If we weren’t able to help you with campus accommodation, we will advise and help you in finding accommodation off campus.
Legally binding contract - on-campus
All documents below form the accommodation contract. You must read the Terms and Conditions of the Licence before you apply for accommodation in University residences. In particular you should know in advance that you are committed to paying the whole licence fee, even if you want to move out early (for example moving somewhere off campus, or you have no more academic committments left), except under certain circumstances such as withdrawing from the University. It is your responsibility to be familiar with the Terms and Conditions of your contract, as you must confirm that you have read and understsood them when you accept your accommodation offer.
| Full Terms and Conditions (PDF) | 2023-24 |
| The Student Resident Handbook (PDF) | 2023-24 |
| University Student Code of Conduct (PDF) |
The University of Roehampton are working in partnership with Endsleigh to provide you with Contents insurance, already included within your booking. It is important for you to check this cover, so please review your cover by entering your policy number HH1170.
Fire Safety - Evacuation plans
Fire safety legislation requires the University to ensure that all occupants of our buildings can escape to a safe place in the event of a fire or other emergency. Many people with disabilities are able to evacuate a building without assistance or with minimal help from others. Some individuals may require further assistance and in such cases a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan (PEEP) is created. If you feel that you may need further assistance evacuating a building, please read the guidance and then complete the Fire Evacuation questionnaire.
Endsleigh Insurance
Confirm your FREE contents insurance
By partnering with Endsleigh, the No.1 student insurance provider, we’ve arranged contents insurance for all our students staying with us in our residence at no cost to you.
It is important all students confirm their cover to ensure you understand what is and isn’t covered.
You can do this by downloading the MyEndsleigh app and registering. Once you do this you will be entered into a prize draw to win £50 a week for a WHOLE YEAR!*
Visit MyEndsleigh to:
✔ What is and what isn’t covered
✔ Get claims support
✔ Personalise cover
✔ Access rewards
✔ Access wellbeing support
Want to know what the app does? Take a look…
*Terms and conditions apply
