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Room in a 4 Bedroom Apartment, 9 Brookside, Derby DE1 3JY

Name: Room in a 4 Bedroom Apartment, 9 Brookside, Derby DE1 3JY
Address: Derby, England, DE1 3JY, GB
Telephone: +918035735724
Price range: £79/week - £103/week

Derby, DE1 3JY, United Kingdom

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£79

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0.6 mi from City Center

( 4m. 5m. 13m)

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Pay In Instalment

wifi

bills included

laundry facility

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About the Property

Nestled in Derby on the charming Brookside, Kedleston Street, this student accommodation boasts four well-appointed bedrooms,perfect for relaxing and communal dining around the spacious table. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances, multiple fridges, and a washing machine. Included amenities such as superfast broadband, contents insurance, and utility bills ensure convenience. Derby's vibrant social scene awaits nearby, with numerous pubs and restaurants at the Derby Intu Shopping Centre just a 5-minute taxi ride away. For students, the University of Derby is easily accessible, reachable by a quick cycle ride in under 10 minutes or a bus journey in just under 20.

Room Types

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Amenities

Bills Included

Electricity

Gas (If Applicable)

Water

Superfast Broadband

Content Insurance

TV License

Common Amenities

Recycling

Communal Dining

Spacious Table

Fully Equipped

Modern Appliances

Shopping Centre Just a 5-Minute Taxi Ride Away

Cancellation Policies (5)

Cooling Off Period
This property offers cooling-off period.
No Visa No Pay
This property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
No Place No Pay
This property allows cancellation if admission is not secured.
Delayed Arrivals & travel restrictions
Cancellation due to delay in arrival or travel restrictions is allowed.
Replacement Tenant Accepted
This property allows cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.

Payment Policies (5)

Security Deposit
This property requires security deposit.
Pay In Instalment
This property offers 1, 3 flexible instalment plans.
Mode Of Payment
Payment via easy transaction modes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I live at this property?

You must be a full-time student to live with them. You can book with them whether you have a conditional or unconditional offer. However, please be aware of their cancellation policy prior to booking should your place at university not yet be confirmed.

Are pets allowed?

No pets of any kind are permitted at property, except registered assistance dogs.

What can I bring?

You can bring most of your belongings but some electricals aren’t suitable for their properties. Non UK compliant electricals such as rice cookers are not suitable for use with UK power outlets and this can cause fire risks.

Can I choose who I live with?

If you are applying to live with friends, please ensure that you mention them when you ‘Enquire’. List the friends that you would like to live with and they will then contact them and make the arrangements for you!

Can I choose my room?

If you follow the ‘Enquiry’ process , a member of their Sales Team will get in contact to discuss your room preferences, however all requests and subject to availability and conditions.

Can I request to move rooms during my tenancy?

You would need to make a formal request to the accommodation team of the property you are residing in. If you request to move rooms during your tenancy you will also be issued with new documents confirming the details of the room move which you will need to sign or accept online. Should your new room be more expensive, then you and your Guarantor shall be liable for the higher rent from the date you are given access to it.

Do they provide summer accommodation?

Yes, summer bookings usually open around March. Keep a look out for pricing and information or contact the property team.

Do I have to move out in the holidays?

Your room is yours for the full contract period and you don’t need to move out during academic breaks.

Can I move in before my contract?

If you wish to arrive earlier than your contract start date, you need to email or call the sales team. If early arrival is possible your contract will be adjusted and you will need to accept it then pay the additional charges prior to arrival. Please note, not all requests can be accommodated.

Does my rental price include insurance?

Contents insurance is included at some properties, which will be shown on the property page and details of the insurance can be obtained from the property manager when you check in. If you wish to confirm whether the property offers contents insurance, please contact the property team directly. Please note they advise taking out contents insurance if it is not included at your property and property management is not liable for the loss or damage of your personal belongings and room contents.

Do I need to pay council tax?

If you are a qualifying full time student, you will be exempt from paying Council Tax. You must provide them with your council tax exemption certificate which your university will be able to arrange. If you do not have this when you move in because you have not yet enrolled on your course, please ensure that you bring with you the name of your university and your university student ID number.

What is the process for dealing with complaints?

Stage 1 – Where possible please make your complaint in person at reception of property or by telephone. Their staff on site will attempt to investigate and deal with the matter immediately. If you are unhappy with the solutions or explanations given you can escalate your complaint to Stage 2 by letter or email to site within 10 working days. Stage 2 – Your complaint must be in writing. their staff will pass your communication to a senior member of staff, who will investigate further and provide a written response within 10 working days where possible. You must state why you think your complaint has not been treated fairly or correctly. Stage 3 – Your complaint must be in writing. In the event that you still feel your complaint has not been treated fairly or correctly you can write to the Complaints Panel. The Panel will normally notify you of their decision within 10 working days. You must state why you think your complaint has not been treated fairly or correctly to this point.

What can be recycled?

Plastics Plastic cups and lids Milk bottles Takeaway containers Plastic bottles such as water, shampoo or sauce bottles Cardboard and Paper Newspapers and magazines Food cartons Emptied pizza boxes Envelopes or loose office paper Aluminium and Steel Drinks cans Empty aerosol cans Food cans Lids from glass bottles and jars Thank you for being responsible residents and for helping the world!

Does my rental price include car parking?

On-site car parking is available at some properties, but is not included within the rental price unless explicitly stated and confirmed in writing. Payments for car parking permits are separate to your tenancy agreement. Please speak to the property team if you wish to purchase a car parking space. Car parking spaces are very limited and are strictly on a first-come first-served basis.

How do they allocate rooms?

When applying for a room you will be asked a series of questions to determine the type of room/flat that you require, along with any special requests you may have. Please note that special requests cannot be guaranteed except where you have disability as defined and covered under the Equality Act 2010. they will attempt to meet your allocation needs as far as practicably possible, should you have a defined disability. If you have a disability, medical condition or special request that affects your accommodation requirement please inform them in the additional notes section when completing your application, either online or by paper form. You are encouraged to disclose any special requests for your stay such as your preferences regarding culture, religion, sex, gender, etc. to enable them to make an informed decision about your room allocation. Where appropriate, an applicant may be prioritised through the allocation categories as a result of disclosing a disability to them.

How do I pay my rent?

Your rent can be paid in a number of ways: Online via by logging into your student account At the property reception desk By telephone to the property team By bank transfer (please ensure you use your name and student ID as the payment reference). International bank transfers may incur a charge from your own bank, so please make sure you account for this amount.

Can I pay in instalments?

If you have a valid UK Guarantor, you can choose to pay your rent in three instalments, which are due in September, January and April. If you don’t have a valid UK Guarantor, you are required to pay the full rent in August, 1 month prior to your contract start date. Please note you must have paid the rent due by the time you arrive to check in. Other instalment options may be available.

When do I pay my rent?

When you accept your room offer, you’ll be given two options: To pay your rent in full To pay your rent in instalments spread throughout the year You can choose whichever is most convenient for you.

What is included in my rent?

All utility bills such as gas, electricity, water are included in your rent. Unlimited Wi-fi* is also included. Your TV licence is not included in your rent as this is not classed as a utility and is your responsibility to purchase. All of their properties offer a Wi-fi connection at the stated level** included within the rent and there is no additional charge for use of the on-site internet. Some providers may offer more services and packages at an additional charge which you are under no obligation to use. If you choose to add additional features to your internet package, that relationship is with you and the service provider directly and does not fall under the terms of your tenancy. For information on the speed of your internet connection, please ask your Property Team for more information. *a one off connection fee may apply dependent on property. Please see your property page and your tenancy agreement for more information. ** the internet speed is the maximum stated speed available into the property.

Can I move in before I pay my rent?

All rent that is due must have been paid when you check in. If you are having difficulties or this will be a problem, please contact the property as early as possible who will assist you.

What if I don’t have a uk guarantor?

If you are unable to provide your own UK Guarantor, they recommend the service of Housing Hand you can find further information, prices and how to apply on their website.

Who can be a guarantor?

To be a guarantor you must: Be resident in the UK for a minimum of 1 year Be over 21 years of age Be a homeowner or in full time employment Provide a copy of photographic identification, such as a passport, driving licence or ID badge Provide a copy of proof of your UK address which must be less than 3 months old, such as a utility bill (e.g. electricity, water, gas, telephone), a bank statement or a Council Tax bill.

Can I pay my rent from overseas?

You can pay your rent either online by logging in to your student account, by bank transfer or by credit or debit card over the phone.

What can I do if my student loan hasn’t arrived yet?

You can defer your rent instalments to be in line with your student loan payments if you wish. All requests for deferred payments must be made by 1st August in each academic year to the property team. You will be required to provide evidence of your student loan schedule to the property team in order for the payment plan to be set up. You will be required to pay two weeks rent 14 days prior to your contract start date, which will be deducted from the balance of your first instalment on the agreed date. A one off admin fee of £50 will be charge and payable with the initial 2 week rent payment and this £50 admin fee will not be deducted from the balance of rent due. Please note deferring your rent must be pre-arranged and agreed with the property manager prior to your move in date. If no arrangement has been made, rent is due as per your tenancy agreement.

Do I need a guarantor?

If you wish to pay your rent in instalments, you will need a UK guarantor.

Do I need a guarantor if I am a sponsored student?

they may be able to accept sponsors in place of guarantors in some cases, however this depends on the terms of your sponsorship and whether your sponsor is willing to guarantee rent payments. If you are a sponsored student, please contact your chosen property directly to enquire about using a sponsor in place of guarantor.

Can I pay my rent weekly?

Weekly rent payments are not available, however property management offers a number of instalment options for students to pay their rent.

When does the discount come off my rent?

All discounts offered will be deducted off your final instalment of rent.

Can I book a room without a viewing?

Yes, you can book rooms online using the ‘book now’ option, which only takes around five minutes.

What do I do if I’m a first year student and I’m still waiting for my exam results?

If you’re still waiting for your exam results and you’re not sure whether your place at university is confirmed, don’t worry, you can still apply. If you are a prospective first year Undergraduate or Postgraduate student and your offer of a place at your preferred University or Higher Education Institute is withdrawn by the University or Higher Education Institute because you do not achieve the required entry grades, you may be eligible to be released from this agreement. You must provide written evidence from the University that you do not have a place within 3 days of your results being published (and no later than 28th August, whichever date is sooner) and they will release you from the contract without penalty and refund the deposit paid. You may also be eligible to be released from this agreement if you are a prospective first year Undergraduate student and you choose to go to a different University because you have exceeded your expected grades. To apply to be released from this agreement in the circumstances referred to above, you will need to supply them with a copy of: • a written or email confirmation that you wish to cancel your reservation, stating full name and full details of the property booked; • a written rejection letter from your chosen university/college or UCAS, a screen shot of your UCAS status which confirms that the required results were not achieved, or a copy of the proof of acceptance of your new university by UCAS adjustment. These document(s) must be received by us within 3 calendar days from the date your results are published. On receipt of the required documentation it will be verified and, provided they are satisfied, they will cancel your agreement and refund your deposit in full.

What do I do if I’m a first year post-graduate student and I’m still waiting for my exam results?

If you’re still waiting for your exam results and you’re not sure whether your place at university is confirmed, don’t worry, you can still apply. If you are a prospective first year Postgraduate student and your offer of a place at your preferred University or Higher Education Institute is withdrawn by the University or Higher Education Institute because you do not achieve the required entry grades, you may be eligible to be released from this agreement. You must provide written evidence from the University that you do not have a place within 3 days of your results being published (and no later than 28th August, whichever date is sooner) and they will release you from the contract without penalty and refund the deposit paid. You may also be eligible to be released from this agreement if you are a prospective first year Undergraduate student and you choose to go to a different University because you have exceeded your expected grades. To apply to be released from this agreement in the circumstances referred to above, you will need to supply them with a copy of: • a written or email confirmation that you wish to cancel your reservation, stating full name and full details of the property booked; • a written rejection letter from your chosen university/college or UCAS, a screen shot of your UCAS status which confirms that the required results were not achieved, or a copy of the proof of acceptance of your new university by UCAS adjustment. These document(s) must be received by us within 3 calendar days from the date your results are published. On receipt of the required documentation it will be verified and, provided they are satisfied, they will cancel your agreement and refund your deposit in full.

Do I have to pay a booking fee?

Property management do not charge a booking fee. When you accept your room offer, you’ll be asked to pay a deposit to secure your room which is secured with a deposit protection service and refunded at the end of your tenancy.

What if I want to cancel my booking?

full termination policy is within property management's terms and conditions. You can cancel your tenancy agreement for up to 14 days after the date of your booking (the Initial Cancellation Period). For bookings made from 1st August to 30th September ahead of the academic year the booking is for, the Initial Cancellation Period reduces to 7 days. they will refund the full security deposit. Please note, £20 will be deducted from the refunded amount to cover any international bank charges for deposit refunds made to non-UK banks. If you cancel your booking after the Initial Cancellation Period, you remain liable for the weekly rent (for each and every week or part week) until you are able to find another tenant that is acceptable to property management and they are able to re-let the room. The replacement tenant must be over the age of 18 and a have the necessary student status (it is your responsibility to find another tenant and provide them with the correction information). If you find a suitable replacement tenant and the room is re-let they will refund your deposit, less any appropriate charges, as well as a deduction of £50 for the variation of the contract. You may cancel outside of the Initial Cancellation Period in the following circumstances: Academic Year Course which is reliant on IELTS/Pre-sessional course If the student is a prospective first year Undergraduate or Postgraduate student and the offer of a place at the University or Higher Education Institute in the UK is subject to completing and passing an IELTS (or equivalent) in the UK or in the student’s country of origin, and this is unable to be completed because the IELTS (or equivalent) is withdrawn entirely, the student may be eligible to be released from the Academic Year tenancy agreement. The student must provide written evidence that the course is no longer taking place at all within 3 days of being notified by the education institute and they will release the student from the contract without penalty and refund the deposit paid. Travel Ban If the student is unable to travel to, or enter, the UK due to a restriction on leaving their country of origin, or a restriction on entering the UK which means they cannot arrive in time to start their course, the student may be eligible to be released from this agreement subject to evidence being provided of a formal travel ban being in force. There must be a specific government ban in place at the start date of the student’s course that prevents the student coming to the UK, or entering the UK in time to start their course, and there must be no realistic prospect of a delayed course start date. Flexible Start *SOME PROPERTIES ARE EXCLUDED FROM THE FLEXIBLE START POLICY, THIS IS ONLY APPLICABLE AT PROPERTIES AS DISPLAYED If the course start date in the UK is formally delayed by the University or Higher Education Institute, the student may be eligible for a reduction in the tenancy length, and start the tenancy later. The student must provide written evidence that the course start date has been delayed within 3 days of being notified by the education institute, or this must be publicly available and formally announced by the University, the contract may be adjusted accordingly. If a tenancy agreement is adjusted, the reduction in tenancy length will be by a maximum of the length of the formal delay to teaching unless specifically stated otherwise. Some properties may have a maximum length of delay. Termination by Choice A tenancy cannot be terminated outside of the Initial Cancellation Period by a student who is already in the UK, or by a student who does not want to attend the university, or who does not want to come to the UK of their own choice. The student remains liable for the entire rent until a suitable replacement tenant is found and all clauses within the tenancy agreement remain applicable. If the room is re-let they will refund the deposit, less any appropriate charges and a deduction of £50 for the administration of the variation of the tenancy agreement.

Can I book if I’m under 18?

they do not accept tenants under the age of 18 subject to their Policy for Students under the Age of 18.

What do I need to bring with me?

When you come to pick up your keys you need to bring some photographic ID.

Is there car parking facilities for when I move in?

Some properties have car parking facilities available for a small charge, please speak to your property team directly if you would like to reserve car parking.

How much are deposits?

Deposits vary by property from £50 to £300 and your deposit is placed into a deposit protection scheme, where it is held safely throughout the academic year and will be returned to you at the end of your contract subject to the contract terms. The deposit you pay when making the application cannot be used towards a rent instalment as this is secured with a deposit protection scheme for the duration of your tenancy.

What happens to my deposit?

Your deposit is placed into a deposit protection scheme, where it is held safely throughout the academic year and will be returned to you at the end of your contract subject to the contract terms.

When do I get my deposit back?

Your deposit will be returned to you after your tenancy agreement has ended and your room has been inspected. The amount returned to you will depend on any outstanding charges and any damage found in your room or the communal areas of your apartment. Please see your tenancy agreement for more information. The deposit can take up to 30 working days to be credited at the end of your tenancy period. All deposits are secured with a deposit protection scheme, such as the Tenancy Deposit Scheme or Safe Deposits Scotland. You will be contacted by the deposit protection scheme and asked to authorise the refund and submit your bank details to them. For this you will require your deposit repayment ID, which will have been sent to you via email at the time of registering your deposit. Please be aware, the deposit refund process is managed by the deposit protection scheme and is not able to be influenced by property management. Should you have any queries regarding your deposit repayment ID, you should contact the deposit protection scheme directly. Please note if you ask for your deposit to be repaid to a non-UK bank account, bank charges will apply.

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Student Accommodations in Derby

Derby Student Accommodation

Derby, with its thriving student population, offers a wide variety of accommodation options for students. On-campus housing at universities like University of Derby often fills up quickly, making off-campus student accommodation a popular and necessary choice. Students can choose from private rooms, shared apartments, en-suite options, and studio apartments, each tailored to different preferences and budgets.

Amber simplifies the accommodation search by providing a user-friendly platform where students can easily browse verified property listings. With extensive student accommodation in England options across Derby, amber is a go-to platform for students seeking safe, convenient, and affordable housing. Whether you're looking for a quiet, private space or a vibrant community with like-minded peers, amber has you covered.

Amber also offers personalized assistance, helping students navigate the booking process, find flexible lease options, and connect with trusted Derby student apartments providers like HFS, IQ Student Accommodation, Unilodge, and many more. These Derby student housing, located near major universities and in central locations across Derby, offer a range of choices to fit diverse student needs.

About Derby

Located in the heart of the United Kingdom, Derby is a vibrant city in the East Midlands, known for its rich history and scenic beauty. As one of the earliest industrial cities, Derby was the birthplace of the first modern factory and the railway industry. Today, it offers a dynamic atmosphere that blends both historical charm and modern living.

Derby is home to a growing student population, making it an ideal city for young people. With a population that’s youthful and diverse, it provides plenty of opportunities for students to connect and enjoy a fulfilling experience. For those who love the outdoors, the city is surrounded by stunning landscapes, including the nearby Peak District National Park, perfect for hiking and exploring nature. Derby also hosts various music festivals and cultural events, attracting many Gen Z students looking for an energetic city life.

The city is home to notable educational institutions, including the University of Derby, another stellar institution just 10 minutes from private student accommodation Derby. Which is highly regarded for its focus on practical learning and research.

With a strong educational network and a student-friendly atmosphere, Derby is an ideal location for academic growth and social engagement. Amber makes finding student accommodation in Derby easy and convenient, with various options to suit every student’s needs.

Best Student Accommodation In Derby

Finding the perfect student accommodation in Derby is an essential part of university life. A good living space provides students with comfort, security, and a productive environment for both studying and socializing. There is a variety of cheap student accommodation in Derby to suit different needs. Navigating through the accommodation choices can be overwhelming, but factors such as location, affordability, and amenities play a crucial role in making the right decision. With the right housing, students can enjoy a seamless transition into university life while feeling at home in a new city.

1. Morriss House

2. Albion House

3. Flewitt House

4. Broadgate Park

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Affordable Student Accommodation in Derby

Derby offers a wide range of student accommodation options to fit different budgets, from basic to more upscale housing. Finding affordable student accommodation in Derby doesn’t mean compromising on quality—many budget-friendly options still provide comfort, security, and essential amenities for students.

1. Northgate House
2. The Village
3. Madison Gardens
4. 71a High Road
5. The Farthings

Best Areas to Live in Derby

Finding the perfect neighborhood is an essential part of the student experience in Derby. The city offers a variety of student-friendly areas that offers top Derby student accommodation, each with unique advantages such as proximity to universities, affordability, and a vibrant social scene. Whether you prefer a bustling city center or a quieter residential area, Derby has something for everyone.

1. City Centre: Ideal for students who love being at the heart of everything, City Centre offers easy access to the University of Derby, cultural hotspots, and plenty of restaurants and entertainment venues. It also offers top top rated student accommodation in Derby like 106a High Rd.
2. Allestree: A quieter residential area perfect for students seeking a peaceful environment providing great student housing like High Road Beeston. With excellent transport links and proximity to Markeaton Park, it's a great balance of nature and convenience.
3. Mickleover: Known for its safety and suburban feel, Mickleover is an excellent choice for students looking for a calm atmosphere with good amenities and transport connections. There are a number of great student housing like Queens Road Beeston NG9 2DB.
4. Darley Abbey: Offering picturesque views and a strong student community, Darley Abbey is close to green spaces and within easy reach of the university. Room in a 4 Bedroom Apartment, 13 Brookside is one of the best student housing in the area.
5. Normanton: A budget-friendly area with a diverse community, Normanton has affordable Derby student accommodation options like 5 City Road and great local amenities, making it an attractive choice for students.

Room Types for Student Accommodation in Dereby

Derby offers a variety of student accommodation options, ensuring that students can find housing that meets their preferences for privacy, affordability, and social engagement. Based on competitor analysis and amber’s listings, this guide outlines the main room types available in Derby, highlighting their features and suitability.

1. Ensuite Rooms: Ensuite rooms provide students with a private bedroom and an attached bathroom, ensuring a personal space for sleeping and hygiene needs. The attached bathroom enhances convenience and privacy, allowing students to maintain a personal space within shared accommodations like Northgate House. They are ideal for students who want a balance of privacy and community living.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms: Non-ensuite rooms like The Village are budget-friendly options that include a private bedroom while sharing bathroom and kitchen facilities with other residents. It provides a personal study and sleeping space while encouraging social interactions in shared areas. These rooms are perfect for budget-conscious students looking for privacy at a lower cost.
3. Studio Apartments: Studio apartments are fully self-contained units that come with a private bedroom, bathroom, and a compact kitchen, offering maximum independence like Bonington Student Village. With no shared spaces, they ensure complete control over the living environment. Ideal for students who prefer to manage their own space without interference from roommates, they are often chosen by independent students, postgraduates, or those with intensive study schedules.
4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments: These one bedroom student apartments in Derby consist of one or two separate bedrooms while sharing facilities such as a kitchen, bathroom, and living area like Nottingham Two. They provide a semi-private setup where each student has a personal bedroom but still shares common spaces with a roommate, making it a quieter option. Best suited for small groups or friends who want a more private living arrangement, these apartments offer a balance between privacy and shared living.
5. Shared Apartments: Shared apartments consist of multiple private bedrooms within a single unit, where residents share communal areas such as the kitchen, bathroom, and living room. These Derby student accommodation encourage a social atmosphere, where students can interact and build friendships while still having personal bedrooms for privacy like Madison Gardens. These apartments are ideal for students who enjoy a communal lifestyle and the chance to live with multiple peers.
6. Private Rooms
These furnished student accommodation in Derby offer a personal space with basic amenities such as a bed, study desk, and sometimes a private bathroom like Broadgate House Student Living. They combine the benefits of a private bedroom with access to shared communal areas like kitchens or lounges, providing independence without complete isolation.

Cost of living

Understanding the cost of living in Derby is essential for students planning their budget. The city offers a relatively affordable lifestyle compared to larger metropolitan areas, making it an attractive destination for students. Depending on accommodation choices and personal spending habits, students can expect to spend between £700 - £1,100 per month excluding student living Derby rent. While costs vary depending on lifestyle choices, typical expenses include housing, food, transport, and entertainment. This guide provides an average range of monthly expenses to help students manage their finances effectively and adapt to life in Derby.

Groceries: £80-£120/month
Transportation: £30-£50/month (student pass)
Utilities (Gas, Electricity, Water): £40-£60/month
Internet: £20-£30/month
Leisure & Social Activities: £50-£100/month

Student Travel Derby

Derby offers a well-connected and efficient public transportation network, making it easy for students to navigate the city and nearby areas. Whether commuting to university, exploring student neighborhoods, or traveling for leisure, various transport options provide convenience and affordability. From buses and trains to bicycles, students can find a mode of travel that suits their budget and lifestyle. Additionally, student discounts and travel cards help make commuting more economical.

1. Buses: An extensive network covering most parts of the city, with frequent routes connecting universities and student-friendly areas. Affordable and reliable for daily commutes. A weekly bus pass costs £12/week, offering unlimited rides within the city, while standard bus fares amount to £15/week. It is a great way to commute from your Derby student accommodation.
2. Trains: Ideal for reaching destinations outside the city center or nearby towns. Trains run regularly and are convenient for students living in suburban areas. A weekly train fare costs £25/week, but students can save with railcards, which offer a 30% discount on weekly passes and long-distance travel.
3. Bicycles: A sustainable and affordable option, with dedicated bike lanes throughout the city. Many students prefer biking for short distances. Bike rentals cost £5/week, and monthly bike-sharing memberships are available for students, allowing unlimited access to city bikes.
4. Subway (if applicable): Quick and efficient for navigating the city center, with frequent stops near major universities. A weekly subway fare costs £20/week, while a weekly subway pass offers unlimited rides for £18/week, making it a cost-effective choice for regular commuters.

Student Lifestyle and Living in Derby

Derby is a vibrant and welcoming city for students, offering a safe and dynamic environment with plenty of opportunities to unwind, explore, and socialize. With its affordable cost of living, diverse entertainment options, and student-centric atmosphere, Derby provides an ideal balance of academics and leisure. Whether you enjoy buzzing social hubs or quiet green spaces, the city has something for everyone.

Derby is known for its safe neighborhoods and student-friendly zones, making it a secure place to live and study. Areas like Cathedral Quarter and Friar Gate are popular among students due to their proximity to universities, libraries, and cozy cafes. The Derby Central Library and QUAD Derby provide excellent study spaces, while local coffee shops like BEAR Coffee Company offer a relaxed environment for students to work or unwind.

For students looking for social spots, The BookCafe and Zest Bistro are great choices for affordable and delicious meals. Green spaces like Markeaton Park offer a peaceful escape for study sessions or outdoor exercise. Nightlife lovers can check out Revolution Derby and Mosh Derby, two of the city’s most popular student-friendly clubs. For a more laid-back evening, The Greyhound and The Flowerpot offer relaxed pub settings with live music and craft beers.

Derby has an exciting cultural scene with events like the Derby Folk Festival and the FORMAT International Photography Festival, which attract both students and locals. The annual Beer and Cider Festival is also a favorite, providing a fun way to explore the city’s social scene. These events contribute to a vibrant student life, allowing students to immerse themselves in local culture and build new connections.

Universities in Derby

Derby is home to several well-regarded universities, attracting students from across the country and around the world. Known for its quality education, research opportunities, and strong industry connections, Derby offers an ideal environment for students to pursue their academic ambitions. The city’s institutions provide a variety of programs across multiple disciplines, ensuring that students can find the right fit for their academic and career goals. Additionally, Derby's universities emphasize practical learning, industry collaborations, and student support services, making it a preferred destination for higher education.

1. University of Derby: A leading institution offering a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. There are a number of student accommodation near University of Derby to help students have a great student experience. Thai university Known for its strong emphasis on practical learning and industry placements, the university excels in business, arts, and engineering courses. It also provides extensive research opportunities and has strong ties with local businesses, enhancing students’ employability.
2. Derby College: A well-respected further education college providing a wide array of vocational and academic courses. Derby College is ideal for students looking for specialized training and career-focused education. The college partners with employers to deliver work-based learning experiences, ensuring students are well-prepared for the job market.
3. Buxton & Leek College: Part of the University of Derby, this college offers specialized vocational and technical education. Known for its hands-on training and industry engagement, it provides courses in hospitality, construction, health, and business.
4. University of Nottingham (Derby Campus): Offering specialized courses in health sciences and midwifery, this extension of the University of Nottingham provides high-quality education and training for students pursuing careers in healthcare and medical fields.