Student Accommodations near 

Cork Institute of Technology, Cork

Booking student accommodation near CIT with amber is effortless. You just need to select your preferred location, pay the amount and book your accommodation. For more booking-related information, click here.  

You should start looking for student accommodation near CIT  as early as possible. Booking early will be an advantage for you as there will be early bird discounts and another discount as well for you.

Spending on bills will depend on the accommodation you book and the area you choose to live in. Students will have a lot of bills you will have to pay, which is why amber does not charge extra bills; you only have to pay the rent.  

Many aspects are considered when choosing suitable student housing near CIT. An essential factor is the type of accommodation you choose and your desired location.  

The lowest rent you can pay for student accommodation near CIT is €154 per week. 54 Friars Walk is the perfect student accommodation for you and is the most economical find for you in the city.  

Cork Institute of Technology is a renowned university based in Cork, Ireland. Many students from all over the globe come to study here. Students find it challenging to find a location in their preferred area near the university at an affordable rent. Amber comes to the rescue and helps students find affordable accommodation near CIT universities at their desired location. You can choose from many options, such as student rooms, apartments, studios, and ensuites at desired locations. Amber offers student housing close to the university that includes all the conveniences a student wants and needs. There are more than 5000 options for you to choose from cosy, affordable student living. Amber also welcomes students searching for short-term rentals. However, it is situated, giving you free access to all city areas. Our mission statement is to offer a home away from home. Choose from cost-effective options. You can select any of the accommodations from modest to lavish; amber has it all in desirable neighbourhoods close to the university.  

The Cork Institute of Technology (CIT; Irish: Institiid Teicneolaochta Chorca) was a technological institute in Cork, Ireland. The institute had 17,000 students studying art, business, engineering, music, drama, and science at its dissolution. The acceptance rate of the Institute is 47%. The Institute of Technology of the Year was named numerous times in The Sunday Times University Guide for Ireland. The institute came along with the Institute of Technology, Tralee, on January 1, 2021, to form Munster Technological University, Ireland's second technological university. The Cork Institute of Technology comprises two faculties and three colleges. Engineering and Science, as well as Business and Humanities, were the constituent faculties. CIT Crawford College of Art and Design, CIT Cork School of Music, and the National Maritime College of Ireland were the constituent colleges. The QS ranking of the Cork Institute of Technology is 106, ranking in the 30th position in Ireland.  

Amber provides student accommodation near CIT, Cork, in desirable and student-friendly locations, making it easy for the students to access every part of the town. Some of the best finds for you near the Cork Institute of Technology are 71 Noonan Road, 19 Tower Street, and 15 Annmount. 

Ballincollig

Ballincollig is a small town located west of Cork City This small suburban town on Cork City's western outskirts is simply stunning. There's also no shortage of excitement. Ballincollig has more charm than you can shake a stick at, with a shopping centre built into the historic walls of the old Military Barracks, stunning Irish pubs, and great restaurants.

Douglas

Douglas is another bustling little compact town with mainstream shopping, fantastic eateries, cafes, and pubs. It is just 16 minutes outside Cork City Centre. Marcello's, Eco Douglas, South County Cafe Bar, and Barry's of Douglas are all popular places to dine and chill. 

Youghal

Youghal Medieval Festival and Ironman Ireland are just two of the events that take place in this East Cork treasure. There are no fewer restaurants in this area. Blackwater Restaurant, Aherne's Seafood Restaurant and Bar, and Capel Island Restaurant all serve delicious local cuisine. If you want a drink, you can go to The Anchor Bar, The Coast Bar, Farrells Summerfield Bar, or The Point Bar.

The Cork Institute of Technology student accommodation includes all the bills and facilities. Amber eliminates extra bills and expects only rent from the students. Following is a rough estimate of student expenditure to get a rough idea.

Food and beverages: €95 to €220 per month

Mobile bills: €20 to €50 per month

Dining: €45 to €95 per month

Entertainment and leisure: €20 to €50 per week

Transportation: €80 to €190 per month

Laundry: €20 to €35 per month

Stationery and Course books: €25 to €80 per month

Cork’s excellent transportation system allows students to conveniently reach every city corner. The public transport near the university includes trains, taxis, buses and ferries. 

Bus

Bus Éireann operates a comprehensive bus network in Cork City. Most city bus services operate cross-city and radially from the city centre, and some orbital routes cater for inter-suburban trips and provide connections to UCC and CIT. The City network also serves densely populated areas and employment centres such as South City, Ballincollig, Ringaskiddy, and Blarney.

Trains

Kent Station, located in the city centre, is Cork's main railway station. Irish Rail (Iarnrod Eireann) operates hourly InterCity services to Dublin from here (with connections also at Mallow). Travel times vary but can be as little as 2 hours and 20 minutes. On the Cork - Cobh/Midleton line and between Cork and Mallow, commuter rail services connect Kent Station with Cobh, Rushbrooke, Carrigaloe, Fota Island, Midleton, Carrigwohill, Glounthaune, and Little Island.