Student Accommodations near 

Cork school of music, Cork

Finding the perfect student housing option close to Cork School of Music can be difficult, but amber is here to make it easier for you. Our housing options are situated at a great location close to the university, making it simple and quick to get to your classes. Our goal is to give you a pleasant and affordable living environment where you can enjoy your student life without any stress. Amber provides the most suitable housing options near the universities, including luxurious studios, shared rooms, suites, and non-en-suite options.

Guess what? All these housing options are pocket friendly as well. Amber's most popular suggestions near Cork School of Music include Coleman Court, 133 Lower Glanmire Road, 10 &11 James Street, 71 Noonan Road, 6 Friars Walk Mews, and many more. At amber, we understand the demands and challenges of university life, which is why the expert staff is on here around-the-clock to make sure your stay with us is pleasurable and stress-free.

The Cork School of Music (CSM) was founded in 1878 and has a long, illustrious history. The Cork School of Music and Oratory initially went by that name and provided courses in both music and oratory instruction. The school is situated on Union Quay, right in the centre of Cork City. The city's thriving music scene and cultural events are conveniently accessible because of its central location. Excellent facilities are available at the Cork School of Music for both professors and students. Modern lecture halls, practice rooms, recording studios, libraries, and performance halls are all included. Students of all ages and ability levels can choose from a wide variety of programmes and courses offered by CSM. It offers instruction in a range of musical genres, including choral music, jazz, Irish traditional music, classical music, and music technology.

The school provides programmes for amateur musicians as well as young people, adults, and professionals. The faculty of CSM is made up of well-known experts in their fields who are also highly competent and accomplished musicians. They nurture students' skills and assist them in achieving their musical goals by offering them expert supervision and teaching. The dynamic performance culture of the Cork School of Music is well-known. It frequently features performances by students, teachers, and guest artists in concerts, recitals, and ensemble settings. Over the years Cork School of Music has produced many successful musicians. All in all CSM is the ideal choice for students looking for a career in music.

Amber knows how important it is for students to locate the ideal housing close to Universities. We provide a variety of options to meet the needs and preferences of students, making sure they have a convenient and comfortable living environment. Our housing options include single and shared rooms, suites, and non-ensuite options, all of which are furnished with necessary conveniences, including on-site laundry facilities, high-speed internet, and many such.

Living in our facilities gives students access to a lively community and cutting-edge amenities including gyms, study spaces, social lounges, and game rooms, among others. Our properties are in convenient locations, so it's simple for students to navigate the city and go to classes on time. Here is a list of housing options provided by amber:

Cork student accommodation is perfect for students attending Cork School of Music. Although the cost of living in this city can be high, good planning and budgeting can prevent students from incurring additional costs. For Cork student accommodation, it is recommended to have a budget of £1,000-£2,000/month, including all living and other personal expenses.

1. Food: £250-£350/month

2. Gas and electricity: £30-£50/month

3. Internet & mobile phone: £10-£30/month

4. Dinner at a restaurant: £10-£50/week

5. Laundry: £5-£25/month

6. Stationery and Textbooks: £10-£30/month

7. Clothing: £50-£75/month

The whole transportation system in Ireland has the potential to be among the most efficient. Cork's schools are conveniently accessible by foot from the city's well-connected central transit systems. In Cork, students can choose from a variety of transportation options. We have listed Cork's main transportation options to assist students. Students should know that these fares may change during busy and unpredictable times.

Irish Ferries: Cross River Ferry, also known as Cork Port Ferries, allow travellers and students to travel in and out of the city. Students can book in advance the Irish Ferries and travel without the hassle of waiting in long queues.

Bus: Students can take buses from the City Centre to Cork's national highways. Hundreds of local bus stops are at every corner of the city, designed to cater to local and national travellers. The average bus fare in Cork is around £1-£2/day. Students can also choose a Leap Visitor Card bus pass that significantly reduces local transport expenses.

Cycling: Students can also explore local parts of the city via cycling. Students can visit Cork's exclusive cycling areas, like the famous Tramore Valley Park.