The average distance of all amber-listed properties in University of South Wales Cardiff accommodation is between 453ft and 2.1 miles from the campus.
All amber-listed properties have a weekly rent ranging from £140 to £644, depending on the apartment you choose.
Students should choose off-campus accommodation to enjoy an independent city life, greater lifestyle flexibility, and direct access to culture, shopping, and social hubs of Wales' capital city.
Most of the semester courses start in September, while some undergraduate and postgraduate programs have January intakes.
Amber offers en-suites, non-en-suites, 1B to 5B apartments, and studios in the University of South Wales Cardiff student accommodation.
With the central Cardiff location and a strong student population, off-campus student accommodation near the University of South Wales is often in high demand during admission periods. Amber simplifies the search by offering a wide range of verified University of South Wales Cardiff student accommodation options that suit different budgets, preferences, and amenities. Ty Pont Haearn and Bridge Street Exchange are the two closest amber-listed properties, reachable within a 2-minute drive. All the amber-listed properties have an average weekly rent ranging from £140 to £644.
The University of South Wales is a public university in Wales, formed on 11 April 2013 from the merger of the University of Glamorgan and the University of Wales, Newport. Every year, the university hosts around 25,000 to 30,000 students across its various campuses. The university is famous for programs in animation, film, fashion, music, and drama. The semester intakes happen in September and January. The university also owns professional-grade film and broadcasting studios, alongside simulation spaces where Oscar-winning filmmakers and other prominent artists collaborate with students.
As Cardiff is one of the UK's most popular cities for students, USW Cardiff accommodation gets filled up quickly before each academic intake. Finding a suitable place can be challenging, especially for those relocating from overseas. Amber makes the process easier by offering verified off-campus student accommodation in Cardiff, which includes studios, en-suites, non-en-suites, and 1B to 5B apartments near the Cardiff campus.
| Properties | Prices | Distance from Campus |
|---|---|---|
| Adam Street Gardens | From £149 per week | 0.2 miles from campus |
| Zenith | From £182 per week | 0.3 miles from campus |
| The Fitzalan | From £146 per week | 0.5 miles from campus |
| Collegiate Eclipse | From £169 per week | 0.4 miles from campus |
The University of South Wales Cardiff campus has excellent public transport connections. Students can easily travel using Transport for Wales trains, Cardiff Bus services, and National Express coaches. The nearest railway station is Cathays, which is just a 6-minute drive away from the campus. Within a 13-minute drive, you will find the Brunel Street and Smeaton Street bus stops. The university does not provide a free campus shuttle service. Students aged between 16 and 21 can use the mytravelpass for discounted bus travel in Wales, while eligible students can also save on their commute using the 16–25 Railcard or 26–30 Railcard. These services help students reduce rail fares up to one-third.
Student life at the University of South Wales ( Cardiff campus) is enriched by various clubs run by the USW Students' Union. The Film Society brings together aspiring filmmakers through screenings, production workshops, and networking events. The Cyber Security Society organises ethical hacking competitions and technical workshops for computer students. The Business Society provides employer networking sessions, entrepreneurship events, and career development activities. There is a Yoga and Mindfulness Society for students interested in health and wellbeing, while the International Students' Society offers cultural events, city tours, and social gatherings to help new students settle in. Throughout the year, USW also organises Freshers' Week, careers fairs, volunteering opportunities, sports competitions, guest lectures, and cultural celebrations.