Keele University Prospectus Undergraduate | 2016 | Page 245

We will do our best to place all new students on
campus although this will depend on the availability
of rooms and the number of applications for places.
More details are available at the visit days for
applicants to Keele in February and March each year.
If we cannot offer on-campus accommodation then
our Student Accommodation team will help you find
suitable accommodation locally. Details of private
rented accommodation in the locality can be found
on www.keelestudentpad.co.uk. We also provide a
useful guide on living off campus with advice and top
tips on what to look for.
Keele has five halls of residence on campus, which
are all within walking distance of the academic
schools and campus facilities. The halls vary in
location and style, with a range of prices and
facilities, including bars, common rooms, launderettes
and secure bicycle stores.
Each hall also has a Residence Support Team who
look after the welfare and wellbeing of the students
in their hall, and organise various welcome events,
ongoing social events and campaigns throughout
the year.
Traditional student accommodation blocks – these
blocks have communal kitchens and bathrooms (the
numbers sharing are variable). Some rooms have
their own washbasin or shower room.
Flats – four to eight students share a communal
kitchen/diner and bathroom. Some rooms have their
own shower room.
Houses – four to eight students share a communal
kitchen/diner and bathroom. Some rooms have
washbasins.
Premier en suite rooms – four-foot wide beds;
individual shower rooms with kitchen/diners shared
between eight students.
All student accommodation is ‘No Smoking’.
Shared kitchen facilities
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