Accommodation Code
UUK STUDENT ACCOMMODATION CODE
Where you live is a big part of being at university or college.
This is why Queen’s University Belfast is one of a number of universities and further education colleges that is signed up to The Student Accommodation Code. The Code protects our students’ rights to safe, good quality accommodation, to make sure our students get the best out of their time living in our residences.
It outlines everything students can expect from our accommodation as well as their responsibilities as tenants.
The Code has already raised standards of accommodation at Queen’s University Belfast and underpins our ongoing dedication to our students.
We are fully committed to providing a safe, comfortable living environment which will help support our students in leading a successful and enjoyable student life.
INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS APPLYING FOR ACCOMMODATION
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Accommodation Fees 2026-2027
Â鶹Íø Accommodation bed spaces Total number of rooms Weekly Price Price for 40 Weeks*
Standard 785 £119 £4,760 Double standard 51 £131 £5,240 En suite BT9 602 £163 £6,520 En suite Premium BT9 529 £174 £6,960 En suite BT1/2 1100 £174 £6,960 Willow Walk 3 and 4 bed apartments (price per room) 119 £168 £6,720 Willow Walk 2 bedroom apartment (price per room) 62 £180 £7,200 Willow Walk 2 bed premium apartment (price per room) 46 £185 £7,400 Studio 154 £201 £8,040 Willow Walk 1 bedroom apartment 13 £234 £9,360 Weavers' Hall En suite Premium 361 £210 £8,400 Weavers' Hall Studio 98 £243 £9,720 3920 * Total price is shown for a 40 week contract but dependent on student type, 48 & 51 week contracts are also available.
- Contract Length Dates 2026-2027
Contract lengths Start date End date 37 week contract
Mount Charles 26-50 (refurbishment)12/09/2026
30/05/2027
40 week contract 12/09/2026 19/06/2027 48 week contract
12/09/2026
14/08/2027
51 week contract
12/09/2026
04/09/2027
Semester 1
12/09/2026
19/12/2026
If you have any questions regarding contract length, please contact allocations@qub.ac.uk.
- Allocation Policy and Conditions of Occupancy
- Failure to Pay Accommodation Fees
Failure to settle accommodation fees will result in you being asked to leave Queen’s University accommodation or accommodation at Student Roost and details of your account will be passed to the University’s debt collection agency.
The University has a robust debt management procedure in place which outlines the steps that will be taken by the Residential Fees and Accommodation Team when payments are outstanding / overdue. For a detailed explanation of this procedure please click here.
Outstanding debt will also affect your ability to secure accommodation for the upcoming academic year.