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LJMU Accommodation 
We work closely with LJMU to ensure you are safe, happy and confident in your halls of residence.

As a new student to LJMU, you are guaranteed city centre accommodation in one of LJMU's partner halls of residence.

When you move in, we'll be on hand to offer you support, both physically and virtually. Check out our social media pages for more information on how to get in touch with staff through Freshers and beyond.

LJMU also employs a team of Accommodation Mentors. They're students, like you, who either live in halls of residence, or have experience of living in halls. The team are there solely to support you, make sure you'll settling in, and give you the best advice on how to make the most of your time at LJMU.

Click here for more information on LJMU accommodation. 

Liverpool Student Homes (LSH)

If it’s private accommodation you’re looking for as a second year students or beyond, LSH is there every step of the way. In Liverpool there’s a surplus of private student accommodation which means there’s plenty for you to choose from and you can take your time looking. It’s a myth that all the best accommodation gets snapped up early and you can certainly hold off your property search until later in the academic year, if that’s what you would prefer to do.

As your only official University service for private accommodation, LSH advertise the largest selection of private student accommodation in Liverpool, including shared houses of all sizes, flats, private halls, studios and individual rooms in properties.

Click here for more information on LSH.

Housing Rights Advice

LSH offer free confidential housing rights advice, and your property doesn’t need to be LSH registered to access this service. They can advise on issues including disrepair, deposits, harassment, tenancy agreements and more.

You can contact the LSH Housing Advisor on 07970 247209 or advice2u@liverpool.ac.uk.

If you're a student living in LJMU partner halls of residence, contact Student Advice & Wellbeing at accommodationadvice@ljmu.ac.uk or contact the staff team in your halls, who'll be more than happy to help.

Community Living 
The term ‘students’ carries with it an array of stereotypes, a major one being that all students are noisy residents - but we know that isn’t true! When you move to Liverpool, you move into a strong and proud community that’s full of diverse individuals, from the elderly to families. 

Be a boss part of your community by:

  • Making sure all noise (parties, films, talking, singing etc.) is turned right down at 11pm. Not only is this just part of being a great neighbour, the Police and Liverpool City Council Noise teams can actually be called upon for noise complaints from this hour onwards – it can even lead to a disciplinary within uni.
  • Get to know your neighbours. That way you can look out for each other, and saying sorry if something happens can go a long, long way.
  • Don't litter. You've been told this from day one, but living in student accommodation means more rubbish that sometimes is hard to keep on top of. Put the right bins out on time, and keep the front of your house/flat tidy too!

Safety 
Unfortunately, students are targets for burglaries due to the large quantity of tenants occupying a single house. However, you can combat burglary by following these simple anti-burglary tips. 

With multiple occupancy student houses, it’s so important to ensure your home is fire safe. Follow these tips to ensure you keep you and your housemates safe.