Finding Accommodation
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Housing and Accommodation
Finding somewhere to live in London can feel like a big task – but you’re not on your own. We’re here to guide you through it. From understanding your housing options to navigating private rentals and your rights as a tenant, this page has everything you need to feel informed and supported throughout your search.
Gordon's Café
Located amidst the hustle and bustle of the Student Union building, Gordon’s is the place to go for a cup of coffee and a bite to eat on campus. We serve a range of Fairtrade teas and coffee, and offer milk alternatives at no additional cost. Don't forget to bring your reusable cup to enjoy 50p off the price of your drink!
Postgraduate Funding
Government funding is not available directly for postgraduates. But that doesn't mean that help isn't out there
Student Financial Support
You will need to pay tuition fees to study a course at UCL. But don't worry - there are low-cost loans available to help you
Money and Debt
Money can be tight as a student. We’re here to help you manage your money and deal with any problems that might come up during your time at UCL.  
George Farha Cafe
A taste of Japan on your doorstep...Whether you're looking for a delicious curry for lunch or some classic pub grub of an evening George Farha Café is serving tasty hot meals and snacks at low prices.
UCL Disciplinary Code and Procedure
UCL is a community and students are expected to adhere to UCL’s rules and regulations; to show respect for persons and property and act in a way that does not hinder the normal operations within the university.
Student Complaints & Appeal Procedures
This is guidance to the UCL Student Complaints Procedure &
Extenuating Circumstances
This is a guide to UCL's Short-term Illness and other Extenuating Circumsta
Bloomsbury Café
Located in the Bloomsbury Theatre building, below the gym and above the theatre, the Bloomsbury Café offers a range of hot drinks, cakes, sandwiches and salads. Its huge windows look out onto Gordon Street make it the perfect place to people-watch over a coffee.
Interruption and Withdrawal
This is a guide to UCL’s procedures to make changes to your studies, through interrupting or withdrawing. The full procedure from the UCL Academic Regulations can be found here:
Academic Misconduct
This guide explains what you should do if you are accused of academic misconduct.
Phineas
Here's what Phineas is about...Phineas is the biggest of our Union bars. It's your go-to for a fun night out on campus, where you can find something for everyone. As the spiritual home of TeamUCL, Phineas hosts our legendary Sports Night every Wednesday during term time.
Academic Issues
We know how important your studies are to you and we want to help you to succeed whilst making sure you get the most out of student life. Students' Union UCL is here to support you throughout your time at UCL.
The Institute Bar
The Institute Bar & Kitchen is UCL's high-flying postgraduate bar, popular with the more seasoned crowd and a great place to stop by after work or studies. It has everything you need for a great night! Come and try a cocktail or two from our menu all available at a fraction of the price of bars on the high street.
The Huntley
Should you wonder what The Huntley is like...It’s non-studenty drinks at studenty prices. It’s a swift pint at lunch or a craft ale with a mate. It’s a know the staff, mine’s the usual, try a bit of the special on tap, home from home. Come on in and join us for a quick one.
Richard Mully's Basement Bar
This is what Mully's is all about...Situated in the basement of the Lewis’ Building at 134-136 Gower Street, The Richard Mully's Basement bar – aka “Mully’s” – is our very own underground micro-club on campus.
Travelling at Night
Travelling around London at night can seem quite daunting, especially if you’re new to the city. You’re probably familiar with the different kinds of transport available in London during the day. At night, it’s a bit different due to the service being reduced.
Safety
London is a big metropolitan city and unfortunately, that can sometimes come with risks. Whilst we hope you won't need the resources in this section, it's important that you know how to stay safe and what to do if anything does happen that threatens your personal safety.