Postgraduate Choices
The accommodation options available to students come in a variety of shapes and sizes designed to suit any and all needs and circumstances.
Here are the choices available to students studying postgraduate courses:
Bishop Gate
- Contracts for 50 weeks and 1 day
- Self-catered
- Ensuite bedrooms
- Disabled-adapted rooms available
- 10 minute walk from University
- University-Owned
Godiva Place
- Contracts for 50 weeks and 1 day
- Self-catered
- Ensuites and Twudios
- Disabled-adapted rooms available
- 5 minute walk from University
- University-Owned
The Cycle Works
- Contracts for 50 weeks and 1 day
- Self-catered
- Ensuite bedrooms
- Disabled-adapted rooms available
- 5 minute walk from University
- University-Owned
Hawkins Road
- Contracts for 50 weeks and 1 day
- Self-catered
- Ensuite bedrooms
- 20 minute walk from University
- University Owned
Market Way
- Contracts for 50 weeks
- Self-catered
- Single, Double & Deluxe Studios
- 10 minute walk from University
- Partner provider – Study Inn
Parish Rooms
- Contracts for 50 weeks and 1 day
- Self-catered
- Ensuite bedrooms and shared bathrooms
- 5 minute walk from University
- 36 residents
- University Owned
St Margaret Road
- Contracts for 50 weeks and 1 day
- Self-catered
- Ensuite bedrooms
- Disabled-adapted rooms available
- 10 minute walk from University
- University-Owned
Private Lettings
FutureLets
As well as Halls of Residence, students can also choose to rent privately across the city. FutureLets is the University's own lettings agency and can help you find the perfect rental property during your studies. We have a range of rooms to rent and 1-8 bedroom houses that you can rent as a group. These can be rented per academic year or can be renewed for the following academic year too.
Postgraduate FAQs
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*FutureLets is the trading name of The FutureLets Ltd, a company registered in England, under company number 09136328, wholly owned by Coventry University Enterprises Ltd
The Code
The Student Accommodation Code was set up to comply with the housing Act 2004 and ensures that your university accommodation provides you with a high quality place to live and where your rights are protected by clearly outlining what accommodation providers need to adhere to. It outlines everything you should expect from your university or college accommodation as well as your responsibilities as a tenant.
These areas include providing a healthy and safe environment, timely repairs and maintenance, clean and pleasant living environment, access to health and wellbeing services, a living environment free from anti-social behaviour and a formal contractual relationship with your landlord.
