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About the Property
Room in a 6-Bedroom Apartment, Isca Lofts, Longbrook St, is your gateway to contemporary student accommodation in Exeter. With a selection of 4-bedroom ensuite apartments, this residence is conveniently located just a short walk from Exeter College and the University of Exeter.
Features
The property not only offers comfort and spaciousness but also caters to all the essential needs of a student living away from home. Rest easy knowing that your essential expenses are covered with inclusive bills, including water, electricity, and heating, with free high-speed Wi-Fi as a bonus. Experience a welcoming atmosphere, Large Flat Screen Television in the common area, vibrant social spaces, and 200 Mbps Wired Base Speed. Connect with fellow residents and unwind in the thoughtfully designed social spaces. Whether you're mingling in the shared lounge area or participating in a good study session in your room, there's always an opportunity to bond with fellow students.
Location and What's Hot?
Experience the vibrant pulse of student life surrounded by excellent hang-out options. The neighborhood is a haven for food lovers, featuring many restaurants ranging from local favorites. Some popular spots near the property to hang out with friends include Harry's Restaurant and Zukis Restaurant & Cocktail Bar.
Commute
Your daily commute will be easy even if you don't have your own vehicle. Situated just a short drive away is New North Road bus station. Additionally, the nearest train station, Exeter Central Travel Terminal, is conveniently located within a short driving distance, providing you with multiple travel options.
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Cancellation Policies (2)
- Replacement Tenant AcceptedThis property allows cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.View
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property does not offer cooling-off period.View
Payment Policies (4)
- Booking DepositThis property requires booking deposit.View
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers flexible instalment plan.View
- Mode Of PaymentPayment via easy transaction modes.View
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I end my contract early?
You are committed under your tenancy agreement to pay the full contracted rent, unless you can find someone to take over the remainder of your contract and there are at least 6 months remaining on your tenancy agreement.
Can I move in earlier than my contract start date?
You will not be able to move in before the start date of your tenancy.
Is Wi-Fi provided and how fast is it?
Wi-Fi is provided in all of their accommodation and is accessible in each room of the property. Your WiFi access is included in your monthly rent. The average speed they try to offer is 300MBPS, however, please note that due to the nature of Wi-Fi speeds may vary depending on proximity to the router, the nature of the usage and the number of devices connected at any one time. You can check the speed of your WiFi at any time via their customer portal which has instructions on how to do so. If you would like to know specifics about WiFi provision at one of their properties, please ask your point of contact in the Lettings Team.
What is a guarantor?
This is someone who is willing to guarantee your rent payments on your behalf. This is standard practice with student rental properties due to your employment status. A guarantor is signing the tenancy agreement confirming that they are guaranteeing your obligations in the contract.
What happens if I do not want to live in my property after I signed the contract?
In order to exit your contract you will need to find a replacement tenant to take your room, but only if there is more than 6 months remaining on your contract. The rest of your group will need to agree to this person. Once this is done they can reissue a new contract for everyone to sign. Until the new contract is signed by all parties (all Tenants, all Guarantors and the Landlord) you are legally contracted and obliged to pay your rent.
How do I pay my rent?
They request that all tenants pay rent via Direct Debit. However, payment can be made over the phone, via our website, bank transfer or standing order. Please note there may be a 72 hour delay from making the payment to the payment showing on your tenant portal. They accept Mastercard and Visa.
Are there any fees and deposits?
No, there are no fees and no deposits to pay.
Holding retainers have reduced by 75% from £200 to £50 for a limited time only. The £50 holding retainer paid to reserve your property will be deducted from your first month’s rent.
For a limited time only, the holding retainer for property in Stoke and Huddersfield has been reduced to £10.
What can I do if I don’t have a guarantor?
If you do not have a UK-based guarantor, you can either use housing which will act as a guarantor on your behalf or you can pay all of your rent in one annual upfront payment.
Why must my guarantor be UK-based?
Property laws are different outside of the UK. This means that it is not possible for your guarantor to be based elsewhere.
When do I need to return everything by?
Your holding retainer reserves the house for 3 working days. In this time you will need to fill in your tenancy form and upload your documents. You will then be sent the tenancy agreement.
Where do I send my tenancy document to?
After signing your agreement online it will automatically send us a copy so there is nothing you need to do apart from sign.
What do I do If I don’t understand the tenancy agreement?
Do not sign the agreement if you do not understand. On page 3 of the contract, there are definitions that should help explain anything that is not clear. You can also give us a call or email the team. Your university should be able to advise you if there is anything you need to clarify.
What does joint and several liability mean?
Joint and several liability means that both individually and jointly all of the tenants are individually and jointly responsible for paying rent and for all other tenants’ responsibilities during the tenancy.
How do I sign the tenancy agreement?
You will be sent your tenancy agreement via email. There are clear instructions when you open the document, please ensure you sign your first and last name (no initials).
How do I get my tenancy agreement sent to me?
After paying the holding retainer they ask you to fill out a tenant details link that they email over to your whole group. When this is done they send out the tenancy agreement via email.
How long is the property tenancy?
Their standard tenancy length is 52 weeks unless you are taking one of their houses which is being refurbished (these tenancies are often slightly shorter).
But what about administration fees?
They have no admin fees!! They’re unnecessary and dated and stop you from getting the most for your money.
How do I know if my group has the house?
Your group will only have the house once all the tenancy details forms have been completed, a contract has been sent out, all tenants and guarantors have signed, all remaining retainers have been paid and all identification for tenants and guarantors received. Then the landlord will contract the property and you will be notified of this by email.
I want to view a property, what do I do?
Make an enquiry on the property website and book a viewing using their online booking platform.
All people viewing a property must wear a mask and santisie their hands before entering the property and on departure. All attendants must adhere to social distancing and avoid physical contact with surfaces, furnishings and personal belongings on the property.
I have viewed a property and want to live there, what do I do?
You call the office to pay one £200 holding Retainer. This reserves the property for you and gets the ball rolling. The holding retainer is non-refundable but is deducted from the first month’s rent of the person who paid it. Each of the other members of the house will also need to pay a £200 holding retainer within 2 days after the tenancy agreement is signed.
Why and how often will management visit/inspect my accommodation?
Their caretakers will attend every month to carry out health and safety checks on your property to test the fire alarm and emergency lights. They will notify you in advance of when this will be.
Your property Manager or a member of the management team will carry out inspections every term. The reason for these inspections is to check all is well in the properties and look for any required works- also it is great to meet their tenants throughout the year!
How do I prevent pests (rats and insects) in my accommodation?
Here are some quick points that can prevent pests:
· Try and make a habit of cleaning up immediately after meals. Wash all dishes, wipe down tables or counters, and store leftovers in airtight containers. Cleaning up quickly prevents pests from making their way onto dirty dishes or uncovered foods.
· When possible, buy food that comes in cans or jars. Pests like insects and rodents can easily chew through plastic, paper and cardboard.
· Keep more food in the refrigerator or freezer. Few insects and rodents can make their way into these appliances (some food lasts longer when cool).
· ALWAYS CLEAN! The kitchen needs to be cleaned more often than other areas of the home. Even the tiniest of crumbs can attract pests. Be mindful of brushing away crumbs and sanitising tables and countertops after any type of food prep. Sweep away anything that hits the floor.
· Take out the rubbish as soon as it’s needed. Allowing rubbish to sit in the kitchen only invites pests over for dinner.· Keep your cabinets clean! It is important to inspect your cabinets regularly for exposed food, crumbs or signs of a pest invasion.
My Dishwasher isn’t working, what should I do?
Dishwashers need salt and rinse aid regularly- the filter also needs to be kept clean and clear of debris as this will cause blockages.
My tumble dryer is broken, what should I do?
Tumble dryers need to be emptied of fluff on a regular basis, not emptying this will cause the unit to overheat and not work correctly.
There is mould in my house what do I do?
Condensation mould forms when there is too much moisture in the air and it hits a cold surface.If the mould reoccurs after you have removed it and you are not drying clothes inside please report it as an issue so we can investigate.
The extractor fan is not working in my bathroom?
There will be an isolation switch outside the bathroom – please ensure this is turned on before reporting as maintenance.
Accommodation shower is flooding / not draining when we use it what should we do?
If your shower is blocked do not continue to shower with it running over the top, as this will cause a leak and damage to the house. You need to unblock showers regularly and ensure the plug is free from hair.
My washing machine door won’t open and my clothes are stuck inside – what should I do?
This often happens when the door is attempted to be opened before the door has unlocked after the cycle. Always wait 5 minutes before trying to open the door. If this is the case and it has been forced open this may be something that will require repairs that they may not cover the cost of. Sometimes, the washing machine will have a drain function, so please use this if possible before opening the door using a piece of string.
Accommodation rubbish isn’t being collected – why is this?
Please ensure that you are disposing of your household waste correctly and putting it out on the correct day (preferably the night before as this ensures collection, a lot of students aren’t up at 9 am!). You can search online when collection days are/what you can and can’t put in each bin. *This is important as the council reserves the right to refuse collection if the rubbish is disposed of incorrectly* If you think you need more council bins, please let us know and they can put in a request. You can find information on bin collections on your council website.
The property has received multiple emails about when a contractor is attending to a maintenance issue: which one is correct?
Always listen to the most recent email. Unfortunately, their maintenance team may have to attend to emergency problems which can take priority over your maintenance, hence them rescheduling the visit date.
Property power has gone out in their house: what should they do?
Firstly check with your neighbours to see if this is an area fault. You can also check on the national grid; you can check on this website. There may be something that has caused the electricity to trip inside the house. You can check the fuse box and identify what has caused the outage. Often these can be re-engaged – please do not force switches up – if they cannot be re-engaged or the issue repeats itself please report as maintenance.
What is the best way to report maintenance?
For general maintenance, reporting it through the Portal will mean that the issue is resolved as quickly as possible for you.
What is the fair usage policy and what does it mean?
It is important to remember that your energy usage is not unlimited. You will be responsible for any additional costs if you exceed your allowance.
Where can I find the company bank details?
Bank details can be found on their Tenant Portal.
Can I pay my rent by Direct Debit?
They request that all tenants pay their rent via Direct Debit. All tenants will receive information regarding the set-up process once the tenancy agreement is fully signed.
How is my monthly/quarterly rent calculated?
Your yearly rent is calculated as your weekly rent times 52 weeks, divided by 12 payments (monthly) or 4 payments (quarterly).
Are bills included in my rent?
Some properties may have electricity and gas included, please refer to their viewing booking platform (link sent to you after submitting an enquiry) or speak to the team for further information.
I’ve paid a retainer; does this amount get deducted from my first rental payment?
If you have paid us a retainer, and your rental payments are set up via Direct Debit, your retainer will automatically be deducted from the first rental instalment. If you are paying your rent via an alternative method, you must deduct the retainer amount from your first rental instalment.
What happens if I stop being a full-time student?
You can still live in your property until the end of your contracted period; however, you will become liable for council tax during this time.
What happens if I can’t make my payment on time?
Please give them a call and they will work with you to find the best way in which to pay your rent. Alternatively, you can email them. All rent is due in advance. Please note, if your payment is more than 14 days late and they have not heard from you, then as per your contract, late payment charges may be applied to your account.
Can I change my payment plan?
You may be able to change your payment plan. Please contact them with details of your request and they will get back to you.
Please note the first rental instalment date cannot be altered and 14 days notice minimum is required for any payment plan changes.
What is the best way for me to pay my rent?
They request that all tenants pay rent via Direct Debit. However, payment can be made over the phone, via our website, bank transfer or standing order. Please note there may be a 72-hour delay from making the payment to the payment showing on your tenant portal. They accept Mastercard and Visa.
When do I need to pay my rent?
Your contract will outline the dates on which your rental payments are due. If you believe you will have difficulty paying on these dates or would like to align you rental payments with your student loans then please contact them to discuss this. Please note that all tenants will need to pay their first instalment of rent before they can release keys to any tenants on joint contracts.
I’m renewing at my house, with no break in my contract, do I still have to have a Right to Rent check?
A new Right to Rent check will need to be completed even if you are renewing your tenancy
I rented with property last year, do I still have to have a Right to Rent check?
Yes. A new Right to Rent check will need to be carried out even if you are renewing with them.
I have already uploaded my Passport to my Tenant Form, why do I have to upload it again?
They accept a Driving Licence or Passport as a form of ID on the Tenant Form they sent you, to ensure they have the correct documentation from you for the Right to Rent check they require you to submit your Passport/ Acceptable Documents via a separate form. They take the storage of your data extremely seriously, for more information on their Privacy Policy please.
My Passport is expired, is this OK?
Yes, an expired Passport is acceptable for the check.
How do I book a Right to Rent Appointment?
If you have an upcoming tenancy, you will have received at least one email about right to rent check in the email inbox associated with your tenancy. Please search for this email and follow the instructions contained.
What if I don’t have a Passport?
If you do not have a Passport, you will need to provide one “Category 1” document or two “Category 2” documents from the Available Documents list which can be found on Page 3.
What is a Right to Rent Check?
The law requires that landlords must check that all of their tenants can legally rent a residential property in England.
British and Irish Citizens:
Before the landlord is able to sign the tenancy agreement; they, by law, have to carry out “Right to Rent” checks on UK and Irish citizens. If you have a UK or Irish passport, you will be sent a link to HooYu to carry out this check virtually. If you are a UK or Irish national but do not have a passport, they will be in contact with specific dates that you will need to come and meet them with your right-to-rent documents.
International Citizens:
If you are an international student, your right-to-rent check has to be carried out within 28 days of your tenancy starting. Within 90 days of the tenancy start date, you will be emailed asking you to provide a share code for your visa from the government website. They will then use this share code within 28 days of your tenancy starting to check your Right to Rent status, they input the code into the government website and they get sent a PDF confirming your visa status. They will then check this PDF with you in person at key collection.’
What if I need to make a complaint?
They always love hearing from their customers, whether it’s feedback about what they’re doing, a suggestion of how they can make things better or even if you just simply want to chat, they want to hear from you. They put customer service and commitment to their customers at the heart of what they do. They strive to get it right, first time, every time. But occasionally, things don’t go as planned. If this happens, They’d really like your feedback as not only does it allow us to explain and apologise to you, but it also helps them to improve their products and service. If for whatever reason you’re not happy with the service, you receive from the property– you can raise a complaint with their team.
Most complaints can be dealt with by their frontline teams e.g. your Portfolio Manager and they will do their best to resolve the matter quickly, to your satisfaction. You can also submit a complaint on your tenant portal. If you think your complaint has not been fully resolved, then please write to their Customer Experience team all complaints are reported to their database with their Customer Experience team who will investigate and subsequently respond to you either by phone, email or letter no later than 15 days after you have received your acknowledgement. Due to data protection rules and their own commitment to the confidentiality of personal details, they can communicate only with the named tenant or guarantor whose name appears on the tenancy agreement or their appointed representative upon receipt of written permission. Should you remain dissatisfied through the pursuit of their complaint process, the independent redress scheme available to you is The Property Ombudsman.
Room in a 6 Bedroom Apartment, Flat 12, Isca Lofts, Exeter EX4 6AL
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Nestled in the picturesque county of Devon, in South West England, Exeter is a historic city that seamlessly blends ancient charm with modern vibrancy. Known for its Roman origins and the stunning Exeter Cathedral, the city boasts a rich history dating back over 2,000 years. Today, it is home to a population of around 130,000, with a significant portion being students, making it a youthful and diverse hub. Surrounded by the scenic landscapes of Dartmoor National Park and the Devon coastline, Exeter is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy hiking, cycling, or relaxing by the sea.
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With a high concentration of students, Exeter thrives as an educational hub, offering vibrant nightlife, cosy cafes, and a welcoming community, making it an ideal choice for student life. Whether you're drawn to its academic excellence, scenic beauty, or lively culture, Exeter has something for everyone. Start your journey by exploring the best student accommodation with amber today!
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Finding the right Exeter student accommodation is crucial for students moving to a new city, as it plays a vital role in their academic, social, and personal lives. The ideal student housing in Exeter option should offer a balance of comfort, convenience, and safety, while supporting a student’s budget and lifestyle. Factors such as proximity to campus, affordability, security measures, top-notch facilities, and a vibrant community environment significantly influence this choice. Amber simplifies the search for Exeter student accommodation by offering a wide selection of verified properties to suit diverse preferences and needs. Here are some top picks:
1. The Depot
3. Trust House
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Exeter provides a variety of student accommodation options to suit all budgets, from affordable rooms to more upscale choices. The city ensures that even budget-friendly housing delivers quality and comfort, addressing any concerns about affordability affecting essentials.
. Proximity to university campuses and key city spots adds to the appeal, making these accommodations practical and well-connected. Here are some of the top cheap student accommodation Exeter options:
2. Atlas House
Best Areas To Live In Exeter
This area is known for its charming and picturesque architecture and student-friendly vibe. Located close to Exeter Quay, a popular spot for riverside cafes and outdoor activities, St Leonard’s Rd is ideal for students seeking convenience and culture. For Exeter student accommodation, check out Northernhay House, known for stylish student apartments, or Central Living, offering modern 1-bed student flats in Exeter.
2. Heavitree
This area in Exeter combines affordability with a vibrant community atmosphere. It’s close to Heavitree Park, where students can relax or play sports, and offers easy access to shops and cafes. Heavitree features options ranging from student flats in Exeter to spacious 4-bed student houses in Exeter. INTO Exeter University located nearby, is a top choice for its modern facilities and proximity to the city center and the University of Exeter.
3. Exwick
Nestled along the River Exe, Exwick offers a peaceful setting for students looking for budget-friendly yet quality student accommodation options. The area is near Exwick Playing Fields, perfect for unwinding or enjoying outdoor activities. Properties like The Leat Apartments provide affordable student accommodation Exeter options that are ideal for independent living.
4. Duryard
Duryard’s proximity to the University of Exeter makes it a favorite among students. The area is home to beautiful green spaces like Duryard Valley Park, perfect for walks and picnics. For accommodation, Vita Student Portland House stands out as one of the best options for student housing, offering comfortable and modern student rooms near the university.
5. Stoke Hill
Stoke Hill offers stunning city views and a peaceful environment while being a short distance from Exeter’s main attractions. It’s close to Stoke Hill Crescent, a quiet spot for study breaks, and features options like Northernhay House, which provides affordable yet high-quality student accommodation in England.
Room Types Available in Exeter
1. Ensuite Rooms
These types of rooms offer a private bedroom complete with an attached bathroom, giving students their own personal space for sleeping and hygiene. The kitchen and living areas are shared with other residents, making it a suitable choice for students seeking Exeter student accommodation that balances privacy and socializing in communal spaces.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
These rooms are budget-friendly options that provide a private bedroom, while the bathroom, kitchen, and living areas are shared with others. Non-ensuite rooms are a great choice for students looking for affordable student accommodation, offering a private sleeping and study area while making use of shared facilities.
3. Studio Apartments
These apartments are fully self-contained units, featuring a private bedroom, bathroom, and a compact kitchen area. With no need for shared spaces, studio apartments offer maximum privacy and independence, making them ideal for students seeking Exeter student accommodation studios, where they can enjoy complete living autonomy.
4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments
These apartments feature one or two separate bedrooms and include a shared kitchen, bathroom, and often a living room. Furnished with essential amenities, they’re ideal for students looking for a 1-bed or 2-bed student flat Exeter properties, offering a semi-private environment with dedicated bedroom space while sharing common areas.
5. Shared Apartments
These apartments consist of multiple private bedrooms within the same unit, with common areas like the kitchen, bathroom, and living room shared among roommates. Shared apartments are perfect for students seeking student housing that combines personal space in their bedrooms with shared social areas.
6. Private Rooms
This category of rooms provide a personal space equipped with a bed, study desk, and sometimes a private bathroom. Private rooms offer the privacy of an individual bedroom while often granting access to shared communal areas, making them a great option for students seeking affordable student properties in Exeter with a balance of independence and community.
Cost of Living in Exeter
Understanding the cost of living in Exeter is essential for students planning their stay. While the city offers a range of affordable options tailored to student needs, expenses can vary based on lifestyle choices. On average, students should budget between £700 and £1,000 per month for living expenses. Here is an overview of typical monthly expenses, excluding the rent for your student accommodation Exeter property, helping you budget effectively and adapt to life in one of the UK’s most student-friendly cities.
1. Groceries: £80–£120/month
2. Transportation: £30–£50/month (student bus pass)
3. Utilities: £40–£60/month
4. Internet: £20–£30/month
5. Leisure & Social Activities: £50–£100/month
Student Travel in Exeter
Navigating Exeter is convenient and affordable, thanks to its efficient transportation network that connects major universities, student neighborhoods, and the city center. Whether you’re living in a cozy 1-bed student flat in Exeter or a spacious 4-bed student house Exeter option, commuting is straightforward with multiple travel options. Students can enjoy discounts and travel passes to make their journeys even more cost-effective. Here’s a breakdown of popular travel modes in Exeter:
1. Buses
Buses are the most popular option around student housing options, with routes covering the city, including areas near the University of Exeter. They run frequently, making it easy to commute from student accommodation in UK to classes or the city center. The costs start from £15/week and weekly passes for £12/week offer unlimited rides.
2. Trains
Trains are ideal for exploring nearby towns or traveling outside the city center. For students living in suburban student properties in Exeter, trains provide a reliable option. Tickets start at £25/week and student Railcards offer a 30% discount on fares, great for long-distance travel.
3. Bicycles
Cycling is a sustainable and affordable choice, with dedicated bike lanes connecting Exeter student accommodation and the University of Exeter. Many students prefer bikes for short commutes from student flats in Exeter to the city center. You can expect to pay about £5/week for bike rentals and monthly memberships allow unlimited bike-sharing access.
4. Taxis and Ride-Sharing
While not the most affordable, taxis and ride-sharing services are convenient for late-night trips or group travel from student houses to rent in Exeter to events or social gatherings. The cost varies by distance; approximately £10–£15 per trip within the city.
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions
Exeter is a vibrant and welcoming city for students, offering a dynamic atmosphere with a mix of student housing in Exeter and an array of exciting activities. With its safe neighbourhoods and excellent connectivity, students can enjoy the best student accommodation while being close to the University of Exeter and other student-friendly areas. Whether you're living in a 2-bed student flat in Exeter or a cozy 1-bed student flat, the city is filled with plenty of amenities like cafes, libraries, and parks to help you unwind. Students residing in areas like Heavitree or Exwick will enjoy easy access to both their student accommodation and popular social hubs.
For socialising and relaxing, Exeter offers a variety of options, from trendy cafes like The Exploding Bakery to lively student pubs such as The Old Firehouse. Nightlife enthusiasts can head to Timepiece or The Cavern Club, while those seeking a quieter atmosphere can enjoy the serene spaces of Northernhay Gardens. Events like the Exeter Festival of South West Food & Drink and Exeter's Fringe Theatre Festival are perfect for students in Exeter to immerse themselves in the local culture. With a blend of student apartments in Exeter and vibrant local experiences, students will find it easy to balance studying and social life in this picturesque city.
Top Universities in Exeter
Exeter is home to some of the UK’s most prestigious universities, attracting students from across the globe. Known for its rich academic heritage and vibrant student life, the city is an ideal destination for those seeking to pursue higher education in a city that offers a blend of history, culture, and academic excellence. Here are the top universities in Exeter where students can expect world-class education and a thriving student community.
One of the UK’s leading universities, the University of Exeter is renowned for its research programs and diverse academic offerings. With a wide range of disciplines including humanities, sciences, and business, this prestigious institution is located in the heart of Exeter. The University of Exeter attracts students from around the world, offering both undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Students looking for student accommodation near the University can find options like student houses to rent in Exeter, with prime properties such as Northernhay House and Central Living.
Another prominent institution in the city, Exeter College is known for its excellent facilities and a strong reputation in further education. Offering a variety of A-levels and vocational courses, it provides students with a solid foundation for their future academic or professional careers. Many students opt for off campus accommodation near Exeter College, with a selection of student rooms in Exeter located nearby, such as Collegiate Point Exe, The Depot, and many more.
Situated just a short distance from Exeter, Plymouth Marjon University offers a broad range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, focusing on areas such as education, healthcare, and sports. Students attending Marjon will find a range of student housing options, such as Yugo Beckley House and iQ Astor House with easy transport links between the city and the university.