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Working with local accommodation providers in each of our campus cities, we give you access to great local options.

Our Accommodation team is available to help you locate suitable accommodation if you’ve accepted us as your firm choice. Please email [email protected] with any enquiry.

Studentpad 

We will provide support to help you find suitable accommodation. Our provides helpful advice on choosing a property to rent in Nottingham and provides property listings search for students who have accepted their place at our Nottingham Campus.

Accommodation on Campus Facebook Group 

If you'd like to find other University of Law students to privately rent with, or you have a spare room in your house/flat, you can visit our to chat to and make living arrangements with fellow students in your area. Go to Facebook and search groups for your campus.

The Frontage (Hello Student) - Accommodation for Undergraduate/Foundation Year/International Undergraduate/International Foundation Year/International Postgraduate Students

We have reserved rooms in shared apartments at , premium student accommodation in Nottingham, light, specious, and stylish, with a gym, on-site cinema and restaurants. It is located just 0.3 miles away from the city center and less than a 10-minute walk to the University’s campus. For 2025/26 we have secured rooms at £180 a week for a 51-week contract and £200 per week for a 44-week contract.

Their comprehensive support services include: home life assistance; student life guidance; physical & emotional wellbeing resources; 4-week self-help programs; mini health checks; a dedicated health calendar; engaging webinars on wellness topics.

If this sounds like your ideal student home, get in touch with us and we’ll pass your details on to Hello Student to book your room.

Whether your motivation is to meet other students, relax and unwind or burn a few calories, there is something to suit everyone.

At the beginning of each academic year students are invited to apply for positions on the Student Social Committee, supported by the Student Association. Students organise and run the societies at our campuses, meaning you have the opportunity to suggest a society you’d like to take part in at the University and we’ll help you bring it to life.

Here are some of the clubs and societies that students have started and run previously at our Nottingham campus:

• Societies - Commercial Awareness Society, Law Society, Literary and Debating Society, Bar and Mooting Society, Nottingham Legal Skills Club.
• Events - student socials, wellbeing, mental health and resilience events.

We have an award-winning pro bono programme that gives you a unique opportunity to put the legal skills you are learning into practice, whilst making a real difference to people in your community with unmet legal needs.

Throughout the opportunities you engage in, you will be developing essential legal skills that employers will be looking for. It is acknowledged that high quality, relevant work experience is now imperative on your CV.

You do not need prior knowledge of a particular area of law before participating in many of the pro bono schemes, as we provide you with the support and training you need.