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Gloucester holds two University of Gloucestershire campuses: Oxstalls in Longlevens, with business, sport and health courses, and City Campus on Kings Square, inside the old Debenhams store. Cheltenham's campuses sit about ten minutes away by train, so many students weigh one town against the other before they sign.
Searches for University of Gloucestershire accommodation lead the Gloucester list, and most point at Oxstalls. Here we look at Longlevens, Kingsholm, the walk in from the centre and the sports arena at Plock Court.
On Oxstalls Lane in Longlevens, north east of the city centre. By the university's count, the centre is a 15 minute walk away and Gloucester station around 20. It teaches business, law, sport, performing arts and health courses.
Longlevens is a mostly residential suburb wrapped around the campus, with family homes, small parades of shops and green space. It suits students who want lectures a short stroll away. Nights out mean a walk or a bus into town.
Often, yes. Kingsholm sits between the centre and Oxstalls, around the home ground of Gloucester Rugby. The university says the stadium is about 15 minutes on foot from campus. Expect busy streets and full pubs nearby on match days.
Sports students also use the Oxstalls Sports Arena at Plock Court, off Tewkesbury Road in Longford. It has 3G pitches and an international standard indoor arena. If you train most days, a room on the north side cuts travel.
Yes, in term time. The university says Oxstalls Library opens 24 hours a day during term, with books, computers and study space. That helps students who work shifts or go on placements and need a desk at odd hours.
A central room still works for Oxstalls. The walk takes around 15 minutes, and the university says cycle tracks link Oxstalls with Kings Square in about ten. Students on forums describe the campus as walkable from most central streets.
The University of Gloucestershire turned the former Debenhams on Kings Square into City Campus. It brought education, psychology and social work students into the centre, so rooms near the station and Quay Street make more sense than before.
Education, psychological sciences and social work. The university calls it the home of its Institute for Education, with mock classrooms, an EEG lab and a virtual reality room. A new public library shares the same building with students.
About six minutes on foot, the university says, and the bus station at the Gloucester Transport Hub is around three. That suits students who travel in by train or bus from elsewhere in the county, or who go home often.
City Campus has no car park of its own. The university points drivers to public car parks nearby and the Waterwells park and ride in Quedgeley. If you plan to keep a car, check parking before you sign for a room.
Upper Quay House on Quay Street is one example of a city centre option. The university lists it as a partner residence near both City Campus and Oxstalls, run by Collegiate, with en-suite rooms and shared kitchens.
Mostly, if you live centrally. Kings Square, the Docks and the station sit within a short walk of each other. Voi e-scooters work across the city centre, and National Cycle Route 41 runs through it towards Quedgeley.
City Campus sits among the main shopping streets, with cafés and takeaways a few steps away. The Docks and the Quays outlet centre are about 15 minutes on foot. The building itself only has vending machines, so plan your lunches.
Many University of Gloucestershire courses are taught in Cheltenham, at FCH and Park campus. Gloucester can look tempting, so this tab weighs the train, the 94 bus, student tickets and what students on forums advise.
Yes. Trains between Gloucester and Cheltenham Spa take around ten minutes. The catch is the walk at the other end: the university puts Cheltenham Spa station about 25 minutes from Park campus and 30 from FCH.
Stagecoach runs the 94 and 94X between Gloucester, Churchdown and Cheltenham through the day, and a student blog notes later services for nights out. It suits students who live close to a stop on the Gloucester end.
Yes. Stagecoach sells UniRider tickets to anyone holding a University of Gloucestershire ID card, valid across Cheltenham and Gloucester. Buy one online or in the Stagecoach app. A student blog says the pass pays for itself fast for daily commuters.
Usually not. Students on forums advise living in Cheltenham if most of your teaching is at FCH. A Gloucester room makes more sense when your timetable splits between towns, or when you also have classes at Oxstalls or Kings Square.
Churchdown village sits between Gloucester and Cheltenham, on the 94 bus route. It is quiet and mostly residential. A room here can split the journey to both towns, but check the last bus times before you commit to a year.
The university says first year students get a guaranteed room on or near their campus. If your course is in Cheltenham, that room will likely be there too. Gloucester becomes a real choice from second year, when you find your own place.
Gloucester's historic docks hold the Quays outlet centre, waterside bars and the main Gloucestershire College campus. This tab covers the docks area, the college, bills, council tax and what a Gloucester room tends to cost each week.
Gloucestershire College has its Gloucester campus on Llanthony Road, inside the historic docks. Its bold blue building faces the water, and it runs higher education courses as well as further education. Central rooms sit within about 15 minutes on foot.
Plenty for a small city. The Quays has a late night outlet shopping centre, a cinema and waterside restaurants and bars, according to the university. It sits about 15 minutes on foot from Kings Square and 20 from Oxstalls.
Most managed ones do. The property on our Gloucester page lists Wi-Fi, water, electricity and contents insurance in the rent. Private house shares normally quote rent alone, so ask the landlord for last year's energy and broadband costs.
No. A household made up only of full time students is exempt from council tax. If a non student moves into the house, a bill can follow. Contact Gloucester City Council for an exemption form if a letter arrives.
Around £145 a week for a university partner en-suite with bills included, based on the university's own listing. Private house shares can cost less, but add bills and travel before you decide which option works out cheaper.
Many private providers ask for a UK guarantor. The university notes that its city centre partner residence needs one unless you pay the full rent in one lump sum. International students should ask providers about guarantor services early.
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