How to Prepare for Life After University 💡
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Starting university life in Birmingham is about more than just lectures and deadlines — finding a place where you can feel settled, independent and connected to the city around you is key.
Our University of Birmingham accommodation combines modern student living with great locations, giving you easy access to the city centre, the Edgbaston campus and Birmingham’s buzzing student scene. From social spaces and gyms to study rooms and cinema lounges, everything is designed to help you live, study and relax in style.
Ready to find out more? Explore our dedicated UoB accommodation below...
Our residences offer premium amenities specially designed for student living.
Choose from a range of room types and contract options to suit your lifestyle and budget.
Enjoy close links to the campus and city centre, plus on-site support and bills included.
Shared spaces and regular on-site events make it easy to meet new people.
Yugo Bentley House
“Staff are so friendly and helpful – they are all very accommodating to your needs. The rooms are spacious and have lots of storage areas. They also have events so you won't get bored living here!”
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Yugo Crown Place
“Best accommodation in Birmingham – kind and accommodating staff, good value for money, facilities that other accommodations do not have, and a modern and clean look.”
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The University of Birmingham's main campus is located in Edgbaston, around three miles southwest of Birmingham city centre. The university has some other facilities at its Selly Oak campus, a further mile southwest.
Yes, the University of Birmingham is a member of the Russell Group, and is recognised as one of the UK’s leading research-intensive institutions.
The University of Birmingham is highly regarded for its teaching quality, research reputation and strong graduate employment outcomes, regularly ranking among the top 100 universities in the world.
The University of Birmingham excels across a range of subject areas, but is particularly well known for engineering, medicine, business, sports science and the arts.
The University of Birmingham is home to around 45,000 students, making it one of the biggest universities in the UK. The student body includes a large international population made up of students from over 150 countries.