Student Accommodations near Cambridge Institute for Medical Research

CIMR Cambridge offers postgraduate research in areas directly connected to major health challenges, such as rare genetic, neurological, and infectious diseases.

The Cambridge Institute for Medical Research is located at Keith Peters Building, Biomedical Campus, Hills Rd, Cambridge CB2 0XY, UK.

You should start looking for student accommodation near Cambridge Institute for Medical Research at least 6 to 9 months before your course begins. Mostly in January or February to get the best prices in peak season.

All amber-listed CIMR Cambridge off-campus student accommodation properties are located between 1.3 and 3.5 miles from the campus.

The weekly rent of all amber-listed properties ranges from £190 to £400 and above, depending on the apartment type you choose.

The Cambridge Institute for Medical Research is a famous research institute. Students pursuing intensive biomedical research often look for off-campus Cambridge Institute for Medical Research accommodation close to labs and other research facilities. With amber, students can choose from a wide range of off-campus accommodation listings. CB1 and The Cam Foundry are the nearest amber-listed properties, both an 8-minute drive from campus.

Established in 1988, the Cambridge Institute for Medical Research (CIMR) is part of the University of Cambridge’s School of Clinical Medicine. Since 1988, around 200 postgraduate students have trained at this institute. Popular courses include PhD in Medical Science (CIMR), MPhil in Molecular Mechanisms of Human Disease / Medical Science, and Joint MB/PhD Programme. While students can apply for entry during minor terms under special circumstances, the primary intake happens once in October.

Demand for suitable student accommodation in Cambridge is high, so many students look for off-campus options. Amber offers modern studios, en-suites, non-en-suites and 1B to 5B apartments in the Cambridge Institute for Medical Research student accommodation with excellent amenities.

Public transport around CIMR is very frequent and accessible for students. Within an 8-minute walk, students can reach the Robinson Way bus stop, and the Long Road bus stop is a 7-minute walk away. Cambridge South train station is a 3-minute drive away, while the Shelford train station is an 8-minute drive away. University students can use their cards to get a fare of £1.50 per journey on Universal Bus (Route U), an all-electric bus service. Students can use the 16-25 Railcard to save 1/3 on most of the UK fares.

The student clubs at CIMR Cambridge include the CIMR Student Committee, the core student-led body that links the student body with institute committees. The CIMR & MBU Joint Social and Networking Society runs collaborative networking groups and allows postgraduate researchers to share drinks and snacks and talk through research ideas. CIMR Public Engagement & Science Outreach Group helps students design hands-on activities, present work at community hubs, and runs exhibition booths.