Students Life

English Score Requirement

MINIMUM IELTS SCORE

MINIMUM TOEFL IBT

Note: Language proficiency requirements can vary on program basis.

Accomodation

Student accommodation

It's really important that you secure your accommodation before you start your studies at Coventry University London.

We know that making the right choice about where to live while you study can make a huge difference to your university experience, and student accommodation is a brilliant way to transition into student life. FutureLets are the official providers of student accommodation for Coventry University London. To help you settle into your new home, FutureLets work with a number of accommodation partners in the city to offer quality accommodation options for you to choose from.

Magenta House

Magenta House is ideally located for you to enjoy London's vibrant student scene. The spacious, modern rooms are perfect for some well-deserved down-time, but venture outside and the energetic hipster neighborhood of Whitechapel offers a thriving student experience.

With a range of studios and ensuites, whether you're in a 6-person flat or a studio room, the contemporary furnishing, free high-speed Wi-Fi and large storage space will cater to your needs. Studios are equipped with their own kitchen and ensuite rooms share a cluster kitchen.

Communal areas include laundry and kitchen facilities, a gym, a pool table and games consoles, with regular social events organised by the accommodation.

The closest tube station is Aldgate East which is just a 4-minute walk away, but you're also just minutes away from Whitechapel Tube Station and plenty of bus stops.

Private accommodation

You might want to live in private accommodation while you're studying in London. Private accommodation is let out and managed by private landlords, which can feel overwhelming, especially if you are new to the UK. We've put together the following information for those who decide on private housing, so you can get the relevant guidance about your rights and responsibilities as a private tenant.

Types of accommodation

If you're looking for a place to rent while you're studying at Coventry University London, you have a few options to consider.

• Rent a room in a shared house or flat with other people. This can be a good option if you want to live with friends or if you're on a tight budget. The rent and bills can be split between everyone, which can make it cheaper. However, you'll have to share communal areas and responsibilities like cleaning, and the quality of the accommodation can vary.
• Rent a place on your own, like a studio or a flat. This will give you more privacy and freedom, but it can be more expensive. You'll also have to take care of all the bills and cleaning yourself.
• Rent a room from a resident landlord, who lives in the same property as you. However, you'll have less rights than a tenant, and there might be house rules that restrict your freedom and independence. The rent might be inclusive of bills, but the security and quality of the accommodation can vary.
• Homestay (HFS London) is a high quality, competitively-priced alternative to staying in a hotel or hostel. By living with a host family, you will not only learn more about English culture, but also have an excellent opportunity to practise your English in an authentic environment.

Scholarships

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