Student Accommodation in Belfast

• John Bell House
• Swanston House Belfast
• Bradbury Place
• Aster House Belfast
• 123 York Street Belfast

Our student rentals in Belfast offer studios, en-suites, non-en-suites, and 1B apartments to suit every student's needs and preferences. The rooms have been lovingly designed and include high-tech kitchens, tidy bathrooms, and luxury common areas. Here's a breakdown of standard room types of student accommodation in Belfast to rent:

• Studios: start around ￡141-￡269/week
  The Belfast studio student accommodation are self-contained units with a private bedroom, bathroom, and a compact kitchen, perfect for those who prefer complete independence and more privacy.
• En-suites: start around ￡141-￡269/week
  En-suites come with a private bedroom and an attached bathroom. The kitchen and living areas are shared with other roommates. It is an ideal option for students who value personal privacy but still want an active, shared social life.
• Non-en-suites: start around ￡151-￡160/week
  Non-en-suites provide a private bedroom with shared bathrooms, kitchens, and living areas. As the most affordable room type, it is well suited for budget-conscious students who prioritize low living costs over en-suite facilities.
• 1-Bedroom apartments: start around ￡157-￡165/week
  1-Bedroom apartments in Belfast offer a separate bedroom, a living area, a kitchen, and a bathroom. Unlike open-plan studios, 1-bed flats have separate rooms, so kitchen noise and cooking smells will not reach your bed.

Belfast student accommodation offers fixed-term contracts that range from 44 to 51 fixed weeks, cover the whole semester. While uhomes.com offers many short stay accommodation in Belfast to meet different needs, such as 1 to 12 weeks or 13 to 26 weeks. Students can choose lease terms by filtering duration or asking our consultants to select the most suitable tenancy. Here are the lease term options for student property in Belfast:

Long-term Student Apartments in Belfast

Long-term student rentals in Belfast last from 44 to 51 weeks, aligning with the undergraduate and postgraduate calendars, respectively. Nelson Place and Vita Student Bruce Street offer 40 to 51-week long-term contracts that align perfectly with the university academic calendar.

Short-term Student Accommodation in Belfast

Short-term accommodation in Belfast is ideal for exchange students, internships, summer school, and short-term programs. The student properties may come at a slightly higher weekly rent due to the flexibility they offer. The Gallery and St Thomas Hall provides short-term stays starting from just 2 weeks.

Summer Stay in Belfast

The Belfast student accommodation for summer typically run from May to August, making them ideal for students attending summer courses, internships, or short-term programmes. Many student halls offer flexible contracts, furnished rooms, and all-inclusive bills, making it easy for students to move in without long-term commitments.

As a UNESCO Learning City, Belfast hosts over 57,000 higher education students across major institutions like Queen's University Belfast and Ulster University. Below, explore these top universities and the best student accommodation in Belfast, Northern Ireland, offering a comfortable and convenient stay. 

Queen's University Belfast

Queen's University Belfast, referred to as "Queen's University" or "QUB", is located in Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland. As Northern Ireland's leading higher education institution and a member of the prestigious Russell Group of Universities, QUB is also affiliated with the Association of Commonwealth Universities and the European University Association. It ranks 174th globally in the QS World University Rankings 2027 and earns international acclaim for subjects like Pharmacy and Pharmacology, Nursing, Law, and Medicine. For students seeking nearby housing, Alma Place is the best private student accommodation in Belfast, located just a 5-minute walk from campus.

Ulster University 

Ulster University is the largest university in Northern Ireland and has 26,000 students, with a history dating back to 1845. The university is ranked 10th in the UK in size, with 3,000 staff and over 25,000 students, including 1,200 Master's and 100 PhD students. The University's School of Business and Management is one of Europe's largest, with over 140 faculty members and over 5,000 students. The main specialisations include business administration, finance, economics, public administration, law and international trade courses. The Edge is a 2-minute walk to the campus, offering convenient accommodation in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

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Student life in Belfast offers a unique and enriching experience in a city where you'll never be bored. The renowned universities, Queen's University Belfast and Ulster University, are both located in the city centre, putting students close to cafes, restaurants, cultural venues and green spaces. Nearby the campus is the 'Golden Mile', a thoroughfare of famous local pubs, clubs, restaurants and entertainment venues. Students can easily adapt to the pace of the area and the modern urban lifestyle of the university district. Students can enjoy the countryside, hike, surf the Atlantic Ocean, explore the ancient lakes region, and venture into mysterious canyons. Impressive world-class developments in Laganside and the downtown church district also grace the city.

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Belfast's city centre is full of quirky cafes, retro shops, and budget restaurants, and it is particularly popular with students. Nearby parks such as the Botanic Gardens and Ormeau Park provide the perfect place to relax, jog or study outdoors. City Hall and Titanic Memorial Garden are peaceful and tranquil green spaces. This green space offers a great experience of contrasting the hustle and bustle of the city with the quiet spaces. You can take a nap on a bench or lie on the grass and enjoy the scent of spring flowers and the gentle swaying of leaves in the breeze, instantly forgetting the hustle and bustle of the city.

Belfast's exciting nightlife is unrivalled, with a wide range of Irish-style pubs and bars and many fun clubs where night owls can get a taste of British pub culture! Students can kick-start their week at The Dirty Onion and Lavery's - or unwind at vibrant clubs like Limelight and Thompson's Garage for those who like a laid-back vibe. Then head into the theatre at nightfall, where the 100-year-old Grand Opera House is Belfast's best performing arts venue and a must-visit attraction. The theatre seats 1,063 people. There are daily opera, theatre, musicals, ballet, and many more performances.

Belfast is the capital and largest city in Northern Ireland. It is an ancient and modern city that is sophisticated, calm, and beautiful. It's also an excellent base for travelling to Giant's Causeway, the famous Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland, Carrick-a-Rede Carrickshaw Bridge and the Game of Thrones locations. Once you've settled into your student housing in Belfast and are ready to explore the neighbourhood, you'll find the city full of must-see attractions.

• Titanic Belfast
• Belfast Castle
• St. George's Market
• Ulster Museum
• Crumlin Road Gaol
• Botanic Gardens
• Belfast City Hall
• Falls Road Murals
• Grand Opera House
• Peace Wall