Residing at iQ Collingwood Newcastle in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6PA means enjoying the convenience of having top-notch student accommodation near your preferred university. With an array of room types, including many variations of studios and ensuites, iQ Collingwood Newcastle caters to diverse preferences and budgets. This accommodation is particularly popular amongst students studying at INTO Newcastle University, Newcastle University, Newcastle College, and Northumbria University Newcastle – all within easy commuting distance through the various options you have for public transport in Newcastle Upon Tyne. With iQ Collingwood Newcastle, securing the perfect Newcastle upon Tyne student accommodation is simplified.
Newcastle upon Tyne, a bustling metropolis with a rich history and trademark culture, is an outstanding city for students to immerse themselves in. Known for its significant contribution to the arts, science, and business, it captures the spirit of modern education blended with cultural heritage. Students will find themselves part of a dynamic student population, with various world-renowned universities located here sitting high in the rankings. Boasting landmarks like the iconic Tyne Bridge, the historic Newcastle Castle, and a refreshingly contemporary Quayside bursting with eateries and entertainment, there’s much to explore and experience. Collingwood iQ Newcastle is more than just a place to stay; it’s a gateway to the best of student life in a city that thrives on innovation and progress. Choosing iQ Collingwood Newcastle means being in the heart of a city that’s both a hallowed ground of academia and an exuberant centre for the arts, commerce, and sports. Collingwood is more than just a place to stay; it's the key to experiencing the exciting life Newcastle upon Tyne has to offer. Collingwood Newcastle accommodation is the ultimate destination for you to excel and achieve all your academic dreams as well as enjoy your student life to its fullest.
iQ Collingwood Newcastle is a contemporary student accommodation nestled in Newcastle upon Tyne. This Collingwood - iQ Student Accommodation Newcastle offers a range of room types designed to cater to diverse preferences, including the cosy Bronze En Suite, luxurious Platinum En Suite, and the extravagant Penthouse En Suite. Each living space is fully furnished to ensure a comfortable and stylish student experience.
Residence at iQ Collingwood Newcastle is synonymous with convenience and quality. Students can whip up a gourmet meal in the kitchen with a microwave, oven, an induction hob, fridge and freezer. Relax in the privacy of their room, featuring a dining area with table and chairs. The inclusion of coffee tables or noticeboards in rooms further enriches the living experience, offering comfort right at your doorstep.
Common amenities at iQ Collingwood elevate the standard of living with facilities such as a well-equipped free gym. The communal games room is perfect for socialising with friends, while the laundry facility adds an extra layer of convenience to the busy student life. The 40” smart TV is where you and your friends can do movie marathons, while the roof terrace, lounge, and social spaces are avenues for you to break the ice with your new housemates. iQ Collingwood Newcastle is close to universities in a city centre location with features such as a cinema room and a study area.
The Collingwood - iQ Student Accommodation Newcastle has a no pets allowed and no smoking allowed policy. In addition, Collingwood iQ Newcastle has second-to-none security features such as 24/7 staff presence, 24/7 security, and CCTV. Students can rest easy knowing expenses such as water, electricity, WiFi, heating, and contents insurance are included in your rent.
Located at Kings Manor Business Park, iQ Collingwood Newcastle sits in an enviable position brimming with cultural hotspots, key amenities, and a bustling social scene perfect for students. Step outside and find yourself within arms reach of Newcastle’s renowned academia including Newcastle University, Northumbria University Newcastle, INTO Newcastle University, and Newcastle College. It promises an easy commute to lectures and campus events with the extensive and accessible public transport present in Newcastle Upon Tyne.
The thrill of student life is amplified by nearby culinary delights and nightlife. Indulge in a variety of cuisines at Mantra Thai Dining or enjoy the authentic Italian ambience at Portofino Restaurant. For a refreshing coffee break, step into Quay Ingredient, just moments away. If groceries are on your list, convenience is key, with stores like TESCO Express and Sainsbury’s Local close by. Bookish types will be drawn to the tranquillity of Robinson Library, while fitness enthusiasts can continue their regime at The Gym Group Newcastle East.
When it’s time to unwind, the picturesque greenery of Exhibition Park provides a serene escape, and those seeking a leisurely stroll or jog can head to the iconic Quayside. Cultural seekers can immerse themselves in history and art at the Discovery Museum and BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art. If medical services are needed, Royal Victoria Infirmary is just a short trip away for peace of mind. There’s no denying that life at Collingwood iQ Newcastle synthesises convenience, culture, and connectivity for an unforgettable university journey. What’s more? Collingwood - iQ Student Accommodation Newcastle places you at an advantage with its location being a short distance away from all the key recreational and fun hangout spots in all of Newcastle Upon Tyne. If you are an avid football fan, you’ll be glad to know that the home of Newcastle United, St James’ Park, is just a short bus ride away from iQ Collingwood Newcastle!
When it comes to getting around Newcastle upon Tyne, residents of iQ Collingwood Newcastle student accommodation have the advantage of being centrally located to an array of public transport options. Within a short distance from Collingwood - iQ Student Accommodation Newcastle, students can access major bus stops such as Monument New Bridge Street and Monument Pilgrim Street, ensuring that getting to lectures or exploring the city is convenient and hassle-free. For those looking to travel further afield, Newcastle Train Station is also easily accessible, providing connections to a wider region and beyond. Nearby light rail stations such as Manors and Stadium of Light stations make for a rapid transit option. Connectivity and ease of commute are at the forefront for students living at Collingwood iQ Newcastle, making it an ideal location for both studying and leisure activities in Newcastle upon Tyne.
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By paying the Booking Fee (if applicable), you confirm your acceptance of these terms and acknowledge that the fee is used to reserve your room.
You agree that the deadline to complete your Tenancy Agreement (the "Deadline") is as follows:
If a Booking Fee has been paid, it will be credited towards your first rent payment.
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You can either pay for the whole year upfront, or in two or four instalments spread throughout the year. You will be informed of the due dates for these instalments during the booking process.
The first instalment is usually due on 1st August each year but if this date has already passed you need to make this payment as soon as possible to secure your booking.
Credit/Debit card & Bank transfer
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All residents are required to register a guarantor, who will be ultimately responsible for your rent if you do not make payment. The guarantor will need to provide identification and sign a Guarantor’s Agreement, confirming they agree to act as your guarantor.
Your guarantor can be UK or International based, but must be aged 21 or over; not a full time student; or a current resident in a property that is managed by the same property management. If you are unable to pay your rent and/or do not act in accordance with the terms of your tenancy agreement, your guarantor will be under an obligation to pay any outstanding amounts.
Note: If you pay in a 'single instalment' when booking then you don't need to provide details of your guarantor.
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Bookings made from 1st August 2025, onwards, there will be no cooling-off period.
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If you fail to obtain a UK Visa before the start date of your tenancy, they will cancel your Tenancy Agreement and refund any rent payments made so long as you provide the following information:
This supporting evidence should be supplied to property within 72 hours of you receiving official confirmation. In these circumstances, any Booking Fee and any rent paid will be returned to you.
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If you fail to gain the required qualifications and are not accepted into the University you stated as your first choice, or you choose to go to a different University because you have exceeded your expected grades, you may cancel your Tenancy Agreement and they will refund any Booking Fee and any rent payments made so long as you provide the following information within the timescales mentioned below
This information must be provided to them within 72 hours of your exam results being published to be eligible for a Booking Fee refund (if you have paid a Booking Fee). In these circumstances, any Booking Fee and rent payments will be returned in full. If you fail to provide the information within 72 hours of your exam results being published, any Booking Fee will be retained as a cancellation fee.
Please note, if you are attending another University in a city where management has a property, their team will be happy to support you in finding suitable accommodation. In this case, any Booking Fee and any rent payments made may be transferred over to your new booking.
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Once you have collected your key or the Tenancy Start Date has passed, the only way to release yourself from the Tenancy Agreement is to find a replacement tenant who will take on the full contractual obligations under the Tenancy Agreement.
If you wish to end your tenancy early and have found a replacement tenant, property management will, acting reasonably, consider terminating your tenancy and entering into a replacement tenancy with a new occupier (a “Tenancy Takeover”).
Property Management will only consider Tenancy Takeovers in the period starting one month after your Tenancy Start Date and two months before your Tenancy End Date (“Permitted Period”).
If the property management approves a Tenancy Takeover during the Permitted Period, you will pay any rent arrears before the property management releases you from your Tenancy Agreement. Such release shall be effective from the start date of the replacement tenant's new tenancy agreement.
Once the new replacement tenant has:
any overpaid rent money will be refunded to you within 28 days of the start date of the replacement tenant’s new tenancy agreement, less an amount equal to your Booking Fee (if you have paid a Booking Fee), which will be retained as a cancellation fee.
If you fail to leave the Room in accordance with the terms of your Tenancy Agreement, you may be liable for any damages suffered by the property management, which may be deducted from any refund due.
Note:- Please note that all tenancies commence on a Saturday.
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If you choose to defer your university entry to the next academic year before the start date of your tenancy, they will cancel your Tenancy Agreement and refund any rent payments made as long as you provide the following information:
In these circumstances, any Booking Fee will be retained as a cancellation fee.
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Cancellation by the property prior to you collecting your key
The property reserves the right to cancel your booking on notice if:
They may also terminate your Tenancy Agreement for any of the reasons set out above, as set out in more detail in clause 2.4 of the Tenancy Agreement itself. If you enter into the Tenancy Agreement, and you then fail to collect your key within 2 weeks of your Tenancy Start Date, The property reserves the right to:(a) Cancel your booking and terminate the Tenancy Agreement and(b) Re-let your room. In these circumstances any rent paid by you (including any Booking Fee allocated to the first payment of rent) will not be refunded to cover any losses incurred by us for empty unlet rooms. This provision takes precedence over any provisions in the Tenancy Agreement. If your booking is cancelled in such circumstances, any Booking Fee you have paid will be retained by the property.
Cancellation by you – prior to collecting your key
If you have not entered into the Tenancy Agreement, the Deadline has passed and you wish to cancel your booking, then any Booking Fee you have paid will be retained by the property. If you have entered into the Tenancy Agreement and you wish to cancel your booking, you will remain liable for the contractual obligations set out in the Tenancy Agreement and you may not cancel the booking unless you can provide proof that you fit any of the following criteria and have not yet collected your key, and provide the evidence required within the timescales as detailed below:
Where proof is provided in accordance with these terms and conditions and to their reasonable satisfaction, you will be entitled to cancel the booking and you will not be liable for the contractual obligations laid out in the Tenancy Agreement from the date of cancellation. All cancellation notifications must be made via their app and official email.
Where the reason for cancellation is not one of the five matters listed above (e.g. you have changed your mind, booked a different accommodation, voluntarily withdrawing your university entry etc.), you will remain liable for the full contractual rent, unless and until a replacement tenant is found for your accommodation. You are responsible for finding an eligible replacement tenant, although site staff will assist where possible.
If you wish to cancel the booking and a replacement tenant is found, subject to our agreement, you will be released from the contractual obligations set out in the Tenancy Agreement. Once the new replacement tenant has signed their Tenancy Agreement and paid any rent due, any overpaid rent money will be refunded to you, less an amount equal to your Booking Fee (if you have paid a Booking Fee) as a cancellation fee. Please note that all tenancies commence on a Saturday; therefore the relevant site team will confirm your official release date from your contractual obligations under the Tenancy Agreement.
Each site is covered by CCTV and has onsite security staff, with staff present 24 hours a day. There is also a digital entry system at each building. You should not allow people to ‘tailgate’ – that is, hold the door open for people behind you as you enter.
Management does not accept parental responsibility for occupiers under the age of 18.
They require that all tenants living at one of their properties in England and Wales to be over the age of 17 during the academic year booked to live at management, and tenants living in their Scottish properties to be age 16 or over.
Exceptions to this rule are available in selected cases through prior arrangement. If in doubt, please contact your preferred management site and the team will be able to advise you.
If you want to bring a TV, check that your room has a TV point and don’t bring one larger than 21”. You can’t mount your TV on the wall, so make sure it’s free-standing. While all TVs provided by management in communal areas accessed by all residents are covered by a TV Licence, you will need to buy your own licence if you bring your own TV or if there is one already in your room or shared kitchen & living area. If you’re unsure, please check with your site team.
For details of licensing requirements regarding catch-up TV and online streaming, please refer to your resident handbook, ask your site team or contact TV Licensing.
Yes – most sites have a secure bike store that is free to use for all residents. You will need to register and tag your bike with the site team when you arrive.
Some of the sites have limited parking, including in some cases disabled parking bays. However, as the locations are generally close to universities and local amenities, a car shouldn't really be necessary. If you do want to arrange parking, speak to the site team as soon as possible - any spaces available are likely to be reserved very quickly.
Sadly, they do not allow pets at sites. However, they make an exception for residents who require the assistance of a trained and registered Service Dog or Assistance Dog.
Any requests for emotional support animals that are prescribed by a licensed mental health professional are assessed on a case by case basis.
Yes, you can specify where you would like your room to be – from those which are still available – at the time you book.
The online booking system will show the gender of those who have already booked a room in your chosen flat, if this information is available.
If you want to make a group booking with people you already know, for more information you can be in touch with amber agent.
Yes. If you’d like to share with friends, you can find and select rooms in the same flat on the booking portal. Alternatively, please speak to a member of the amber team and they will be happy to help you.
Yes, they can often arrange this. Please contact our amber team to see if they have availability to see it is possible to book your room for an early move in.
They offer free dual occupancy across a limited number of their studios where both residents are students.
You'll see the dual occupancy symbol next to the room number if it is available when you select the room via the floorplan. They'll ask for your partner's details during the booking stages. Both you and your partner must sign their tenancy agreement and have student status for the duration of the booking.
If your partner is not a full time student as well then unfortunately they cannot live with them.
No, accommodation is non-smoking. You may smoke outside in designated smoking areas. Please do not smoke anywhere near other residents’ windows, as the unwelcome smell of smoke can drift into their rooms.
Yes, they can arrange temporary storage for possessions you don’t want to take home with you. Just ask your Reception team for details.
No, it’s up to you when you come in. If returning late at night, please respect your fellow residents and keep noise to a minimum between 11pm and 7am.
Yes, the vast majority of their sites have a laundry room where you can wash and dry your clothes. These are operated by an independent provider, Circuit Laundry or Miele. You will need to pay to use the machines via a top-up card or their mobile app.
No, so please bring your own sheets, duvet, pillows, towels etc when you move in – or you may prefer to buy them locally on arrival.
No, drugs are not permitted and prohibited items will be confiscated. The tenancy agreement gives management the right to confiscate substances, including ‘legal highs’ without the consent of the resident.
Your post will be delivered to a lockable post box for your flat. Larger items or those that require a signature on delivery will be retained by Reception. You will be notified if Reception receive an item for you, and you should collect it as soon as possible.
To qualify as a resident for management you must confirm that you are a student at a higher education establishment in the UK.
Their sites are home to an international community of students, often studying at a variety of different institutions, and it’s this diversity which can make living with them such a rewarding experience.
They organise regular social events where you can get to know your fellow residents. You will find posters on site telling you what’s coming up soon – or just ask at Reception.
The safety and security of their residents is their number one priority. All of their sites are fully compliant with current safety standards. Their accommodation has fire alarm systems in place as well as fire prevention equipment, and they carry out regular testing and evacuation drills. Their buildings are also regularly audited by external, independent consultants.
Management has a full-time, highly qualified, Health and Safety team who visit sites regularly. They also use accredited national providers to service and maintain life safety systems. Additionally, all sites have staff present 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
They are continually reviewing their programme of security, fire and safety standards. If you would like further information about their ongoing fire safety programme please read their fire safety update.
Their sites don’t have restaurants or cafeterias, but most sites provide vending machines where you can buy chocolate, crisps, drinks, ice cream and other snacks.
Yes, all their sites are equipped with WiFi, accessible throughout the building at no extra charge. This service is provided by their internet partners, ASK4. If you have any issues with connecting, you can find their contact details in the welcome pack you will receive on arrival.
Your resident handbook contains a list of prohibited items. This includes many items prohibited for fire safety reasons, such as candles, oil burners, gas appliances and fan heaters. Please see the full list below. If you need further guidance on whether an item is permitted or not, please ask your site team before you move in.
No weapons or drugs (including ‘legal highs’) are permitted under any circumstances.
They don’t allow: Candles, fireworks, Chinese lanterns, incense, incense burners, kerosene, petrol, LPG gas and LPG gas appliances, compressed gas and compressed gas appliances, rice cookers (unless CE marked), shisha pipes, gas burners, oil burners, tea lamps, halogen heaters, exposed element heaters, fan heaters, real Christmas trees, mains voltage Christmas lights, portable cooking stoves.
You can see what’s included in your room on the room details page for your management site. Among the things you will need, or may want, to bring are bedding, towels, toiletries, toilet paper, basic kitchen equipment, hangers, and a computer or laptop.
They have compiled a checklist of things you may want to bring - or buy when you arrive.
No, that’s down to you and your flatmates. They’ll keep the common areas of the building, like the social spaces, reception and laundry, clean and tidy.
Many residents put a rota together so each person in the flat does their bit to keep it clean.
Management Student Accommodation is a member of the National Codes of Standards. These are schemes designed to provide a minimum set of professional standards for larger student accommodation providers regarding their accommodation management. This offers residents peace of mind in knowing that they follow professional standards of service.
The codes ensure that residents receive good standards of housing management. Disputes and misunderstandings are reduced, and where problems do occur they are resolved quickly.
For further information, please visit the National Code website.
All management sites have rooms suitable for students with disabilities, including rooms that are fully wheelchair accessible. To check what is available at your child’s chosen site, it’s best to contact that site directly.
They understand that university can be a stressful time for students, and that those living away from home for the first time may encounter difficulties.
Universities undertake the main role in respect of pastoral care, however their site staff are trained to provide an initial level of unobtrusive care and support. Their teams have good relationships with university pastoral care and welfare support services, and will refer students who need additional assistance.
Their online maintenance portal allows students to log a fault at any time and is accessible via their management App or by logging into their management Account.
Unlike many providers, all their maintenance teams are based on site, so they fix most issues within 24 hours. For those they can’t fix ourselves, they use only trusted contractors who go through a vigorous approval process.
They’ve arranged contents insurance for all students who have an management tenancy agreement at no extra cost to them.
Details on what is covered, the policy excess when you want to make a claim and how to make a claim and options to upgrade your cover can be found here.
They offer the following types of accommodation:
En suite rooms – these rooms have a bed, study area with good lighting, storage and an en suite shower room with shower, washbasin and WC. These rooms are located in shared flats, where students share a kitchen and living area with other residents.
These are equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge and freezer, a dining area and lounge. These rooms are popular with new students and encourage social interaction with other residents. Studios – their studios are self-contained, with integrated kitchen facilities and a living area. All have a bed, study area with good lighting, storage and an en suite shower room with shower, washbasin and WC. Studios are popular with students seeking more privacy, but still enjoy the use of all the onsite facilities and social areas.
Apartments – some of their sites also offer self-contained apartments. These have all the facilities of their studios, but with separate bedroom(s) and more living space. These are popular with couples, and friends who want to share accommodation.
No, the sublet are not allowed.
It may be possible to swap or change your room once you have moved in, subject to availability. A room change fee will apply. To find out if it’s possible for you to change room, please speak to the site manager.
To learn more about the deposit requirement, please check the policy section above, or feel free to reach out to your amber agent.
For more details about guarantor requirements, refer to the policy section above or connect with your amber agent.
For more information on payment plans, refer to the policy section above, or contact your amber agent for assistance.
Newcastle upon Tyne has over 50,000 students across different institutions such as Newcastle University and Northumbria University. Newcastle upon Tyne is known for it's cultural, affordable living, and history. On-campus housing in Newcastle such as private halls and student halls often fills up quickly, making off-campus options an necessary choice. International students can choose from student rooms, like ensuite rooms, non-ensuite rooms, and studio apartments, ensuring flexibility for different lifestyles. Many student flats Newcastle upon Tyne are located close to major universities, transport links, and social hubs, combining convenience with community.
Amber simplifies the student housing search in Newcastle with a user-friendly platform, verified property listings, and personalised support. Students can explore student rentals Newcastle upon Tyne from top providers such as Scape, Unilodge, and Student Village, and benefit from flexible lease options tailored to student needs. Some of the top accommodation options in Newcastle upon Tyne include St Mary's Newcastle and Bryson Court. With amber as the starting point for all accommodation searches, students can confidently find safe, convenient, and affordable housing in Newcastle.
Newcastle upon Tyne is a city in the United Kingdom. It is known for its welcoming community, economic opportunities, and cultural diversity. It is home to over 300,000 residents. It is located in north-east England on the northern bank of the River Tyne. Newcastle is nicknamed as the "Steel City" due to its industrial heritage. Newcastle has a glorious history dating back to Roman times. Newcastle upon Tyne is surrounded by countryside, historic places, and beaches. This makes it a perfect place for those who enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, and exploring nature.
The city has a 92% employment rate, thanks to it's industries in the feilds such as education, healthcare, technology, and digital media. Newcastle also has several higher education institutions and thus it makes it a key destination for students. Newcastle has a safety index of 76 and it provides secure and welcoming atmosphere for residents. Students also visit attractions like the Tyne Bridge, Newcastle Castle, and St. James’ Park. All these factors make this city that offers a variety of student accommodation near Newcastle University and Northumbria University an ideal place to live.
Students can choose from different types of accommodation such as en-suites, non-ensuites, and studios in Newcastle upon Tyne. Each one of them comes with its own level of privacy and community experience. It also ensures that you don’t compromise while selecting your new home. Let’s take a look at some of the student accommodation Newcastle upon Tyne options:
1. St James' Point - ★★★★★ (5.0/5) - Fantastic student housing facility. The team is accommodating and kind. From: £159 per week
2. St James' House - ★★★★★ (5.0/5) - I have been staying here for a couple of years now. One of the best studio apartment options in the city. From: £229 per week
3. Collegiate Plummer House - ★★★★★ (4.9/5) - The friendliest accommodation. The staff always make you feel at home. From: £165 per week
4. The Foundry - ★★★★★ (5.0/5) - Great location, reasonable price, lovely vibe. This place feels like home. Highlight. The staff is amazing and has such positive energy! - From: £175 per week
5. iQ Collingwood - ★★★★★ (5.0/5) - The location of the accommodation is excellent. There are lively, spacious rooms, and the surroundings are also pleasant. - From: £160 per week
Newcastle upon Tyne has many student housing options. Students can choose from cheap student accommodation in Newcastle upon Tyne which include options such as 2-bedroom rooms, 3-bedroom rooms, and studio apartments. These options help students to find which option fits best for their lifestyles. Below are some of the affordable shared accommodations in Newcastle upon Tyne that you can check out.
1.Newcastle 1 - From 155/week
2. The Bridge - From £180 per week
3. Quay Point - From £160 per week
4. Market House - From £170 per week
5. Albert Place- From £159 per week
Newcastle has many good neighbourhoods, each one of it caters to a different lifestyle. Students can easily choose a neighbourhood based on factors such as nearness to universities and affordability. Here are some of the popular student areas that provide accommodation within just a short walk away from universities:
1. Jesmond – This area is a top choice for students studying in Newcastle University and Northumbria University. Jesmond has plenty of bars, cafes, and shops. Popular Newcastle upon Tyne student rentals in this area are Bryson Court and others. Average rent: £125–£150 per week.
2. Heaton – Heaton is ideal for students who are looking for more affordable accommodation options. Heaton has a peaceful atmosphere and it also has provides easy access to the city centre via the metro. One of the best student rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne is Union Square. Average rent: £90–£130 per week.
3. Sandyford – If you are someone who prefer a quieter area, then Sandyford is perfect for you. It’s close to universities. Sheares Hall is one of the best off-campus Newcastle University apartments option. Average rent: £110–£140 per week.
4. Newcastle City Centre – The City Centre has shops, restaurants, clubs, and cultural venues closer to you. Popular off-campus housing Newcastle upon Tyne city centre includes City Co-Living Newcastle. Average rent: £140–£180 per week.
5. Quayside – Quayside is known for its riverside views, Quayside is great for students who enjoy an active social life. This area offers modern apartments and walking paths along the Tyne. Average rent: £150–£200 per week. Top student apartments for rent in Newcastle upon Tyne options include Market House.
Newcastle upon Tyne has a wide variety accommodation options which are designed to meet different needs and budgets. Students living in the city can choose from private student halls and shared living accommodations varying from studios to multi-bedroom apartments. Purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) is accommodation that is usually located near universities or in the city centre and provides modern facilities. Private accommodation has modern en-suite rooms or self-contained studios, which include a private kitchen and bathroom. Here’s a quick guide to the most common room types:
1. Ensuite Rooms - Ensuite apartments in Newcastle upon Tyne comes with a private bedroom and attached bathroom, giving students personal space while having the liberty to socialize in shared housing.
Privacy: A private bathroom ensures comfort and convenience.
Shared Living Areas: Kitchen and lounge are shared, encouraging interaction.
Ideal For: Students wanting privacy with the option to socialise.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms - Non-ensuite rooms have a private bedroom with a shared bathroom, making them budget-friendly options.
Privacy: Bedroom remains personal, bathroom is shared with others.
Shared Living Areas: Kitchens and common areas are communal.
Ideal For: Students looking for affordable housing with community living.
3. Shared Apartments
Shared apartments have individual bedrooms but the residents share bathrooms, kitchens, and lounges.
Privacy: Bedrooms are private; other areas are communal.
Shared Living Areas: Strong focus on social living and group activities.
Ideal For: Students who enjoy community living and making friends.
4. Private Rooms
Private apartments have a full flat with a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen solely for one person. Private rentals in Newcastle are a common choice, particularly in areas like Jesmond and Heaton.
Privacy: Full privacy with no shared areas.
Shared Living Areas: None, the entire space belongs to the resident.
Ideal For: Students who want full independence and maximum comfort.
5. Studios - Studio apartments in Newcastle upon Tyne are private spaces with a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchenette in one unit.
Privacy: Complete independence with private facilities.
Shared Living Areas: No shared spaces inside the unit.
Ideal For: Students who prefer independence and quiet study environments.
Students usually spends £850–£1,500 per month including the rent, food, transport, and relaxation. Thus careful planning becomes important ass it can help reduce extra expenses outside of student accommodation and save a few pounds. Below is the breakdown of cost of living that can help in planning expenses.
1. Off-campus accommodation: Accommodation costs for students in Newcastle typically range from £350 to £900 per month.
2. Food: On average, food expenses for students in Newcastle range from £450 to £480 per month.
3. Groceries: The average monthly cost for groceries in Newcastle for students is between £120 and £140.
4. Transportation: Transportation costs for students in Newcastle average between £60 and £80 per month.
5. Clothes: Students typically spend between £90 and £120 on clothing each month.
6. Entertainment: Leisure activities typically cost students in Newcastle around £30 to £50 per month.
Newcastle upon Tyne has a top class of transportation system that can help you to reach on time wherever you want to go, be it your lectures or meeting friends, there’s a mode of transport that will fit your every need. Here’s a breakdown of the best ways to travel:
| Transport option | Details | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Bus | Most popular and affordable; Go North East & Stagecoach cover major student areas and university campuses. | Student pass: £15–£20/week |
| Metro & Trains | Fast for city trips and nearby towns like Gateshead & Sunderland; Tyne and Wear Metro connects student areas; National Rail offers student railcards (up to 30% off). | Metro pass: ~£20/week; Railcard: ~£30/year |
| Biking | Dedicated cycling lanes; bike-share schemes; students often rent or buy bikes. | Rentals: £10–£15/week |
| Walking | Very walkable student areas like Jesmond & Heaton; eco-friendly and free. | Free |
| Taxis & Ride-Sharing | Uber, Bolt & local taxis available; good for late nights or quick trips. | £5–£10 per ride |
Nearest Properties to Newcastle University:
Newcastle is famous for being safe and student-friendly, it provides an environment where students can excel academically and grow socially. With student accommodation scattered near universities, the city is located at the centre. There are several hangout spots for students. Students usually spend their time at Holy Hobo which is a cafe-bar in Jesmond. Places like Popworld Newcastle offer drinks and a joyful atmosphere. The Quayside Market is held every Sunday and transforms the riverside into a hub filled with food stalls and local makers. The Jesmond Dene provides a retreat for picnics or a jog, by providing a peaceful woodland valley just minutes away from the area of Jesmond. Also Events such as the Newcastle Food and Drinks Festival and Newcastle International Film Festival bring energy to the town, providing great chance for students to enjoy and network with people. The city’s is also very famous for it's architecture and art galleries. For Students who love shopping there is the Grainger Market. All in all, student life in this English city is as rewarding as it is memorable.
The city has academic programs, industry links, and a happening student life. It's a place that gives both higher education and career growth. Here’s a look at the best universities in the city:
1. Newcastle University: Newcastle University is a member of the Russell Group and is famous for its research. It has a wide range of programs in fields like medicine, law, engineering, and social sciences.
2. Northumbria University: Northumbria University is famous, as it focus more on employability and practical learning. Northumbria students enrol in diverse programs in business, law, arts, and engineering. This university as well have strong industry connections and thus provide better placement opportunities.
3. Newcastle College: Newcastle College helps students in vocational training, apprenticeships, and higher education programs. Its courses are designed to provide hands-on skills and real-world experience for students pursuing various career paths.