AberdeenStudent Accommodation In

Aberdeen city landscape
Immerse yourself in uni life at our Aberdeen student accommodation. Close to university, the city centre and the coast, our student flats have everything you need to feel at home in Aberdeen.

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Causewayend, AB25 3DD

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Mezzanine floor view of a Studio

Causewayend, AB25 3DD

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Location

Aberdeen

As one of the oldest cities in the UK, Aberdeen boasts a humble charm that’s easy to get lost in. The Granite City is home to stunning architecture, glistening rivers and a vibrant urban centre. It also lays claim to some of Scotland’s most prestigious universities and colleges – making it the perfect destination for students.

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University accommodation in Aberdeen

Aberdeen is Scotland’s third-largest city, and the northernmost major city in the UK. While that means it is often chillier than other uni cities, it’s also one of Scotland’s sunniest towns. The Cairngorms National Park is only a bus ride from Aberdeen, boasting some of Scotland’s most iconic scenery, the second-highest mountain in Britain, and even a ski resort.

At Unite Students, we have two outstanding student accommodation options in Aberdeen – both conveniently placed to explore the city’s finest corners. So, whether you’re applying for the University of Aberdeen, Robert Gordon University or North East Scotland College, we’ve got you covered.

Our Aberdeen student accommodation includes:

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Students in the study area

How to book Aberdeen student accommodation with us

  • Choose your property and room type.

  • Book a viewing or watch a virtual tour.

  • Choose your length of stay.

  • Enter your personal details.

  • Enter your guarantor details.

  • Submit your payment details.

  • Choose the instalment plan of one, three or seven payments.

To book student accommodation in Aberdeen you must be at least 16 years old and a student in education.

We offer as standard:

7 Day Cooling-Off Period – if you change your mind you can cancel your booking within seven days.

No Place, No Pay – if your offer is withdrawn or you choose a different university, you can cancel your agreement at no cost.

Ready to book? Here’s how to pay for student accommodation in Aberdeen

You can pay for your Aberdeen student accommodation in the following ways:

  • Direct Debit

  • Card payment

  • UnionPay for international students

All bills are included with Unite Students, so there are no hidden extra costs. Pay in one, three or seven instalments to suit your finances.

We don’t take deposits but advance rent may be required. This is a small part of the full-year amount, and we put this towards your first rent instalment.

You may need a guarantor for your student accommodation in Aberdeen. This must be someone over 25 who can make payments if you’re unable to pay rent on time – for example, a parent or legal guardian.

Types of rooms in Aberdeen

Study space in an En-suite room

Our room grades

Our Aberdeen student housing comes in three grades: basic, classic and premium.

  • Basic - our best value student accommodation, with access to all the facilities.

  • Classic - get more space and storage with our Classic rooms.

  • Premium - better views, more space and larger beds when you opt for Premium.

Features may vary by property – browse our Aberdeen student accommodation for further details.

Find out what’s included in your room and what you need to bring.

AberdeenFAQs

Booking your Aberdeen student accommodation as early as possible is the best way to go. The good news is you can book from the first week in November for the following academic year to secure your dream room. Student accommodation is usually on a first-come, first-served basis. So, when you book early, you’re more likely to have the best choice of room types. It also means you can lock in the price with no expected rises in costs.

If you’re going through clearing, there’s no need to worry. Most universities will keep rooms available within their accommodation for clearing students. That means we may still have some student accommodation in Aberdeen available. Even if there are no rooms, there’s the option to join the waiting list. And, if you don’t get your place, you can always cancel for free with our No Place, No Pay service.

Student accommodation in Aberdeen is affordable compared with many other cities in the UK. It’s possible to find rooms for under £100 per-week, although this will likely be for a basic room. For en-suites and studios closer to university, you can expect to pay more in the region of £120-£140 per-week.

Aberdeen student accommodation is extremely secure. Unite Students properties are all accessed by a fob or card system, and each room has its own secure lock. We also have CCTV, a concierge with 24/7 assistance, and an on-site service team if you ever need them.

As a compact city sandwiched between the North Sea and Cairngorm National Park, Aberdeen doesn’t have a very big suburban area. This means most students live in and around the city centre. Aberdeen is a thriving student hub, with plenty of activities and things to do. Our Causeway View accommodation is just over a ten-minute walk from Brewdog – the city’s flagship pub.

You can view student accommodation in Aberdeen before booking with Unite Students. We’ve created virtual tours so you can view our properties online, but there’s also the option to view the property in person. You can book a viewing online, or email or phone us to arrange one.

With Unite Students, you can choose university-owned halls or privately-run student halls in Aberdeen. If you’ve requested accommodation through your university, our local property team will get in touch to complete your booking.

Compact, historic and friendly, Aberdeen makes a great uni city for students who want to make the most of their education, while enjoying a more laid-back city life. It has a vibrant culture and arts scene, prestigious universities and colleges, easy access to some of Scotland’s most stunning nature, a low cost of living, and over 30,000 uni students.

If your toaster, kettle or iron has stopped working, we can arrange a replacement for you to collect from reception.

Simply raise a maintenance request in the Unite Students App and a member of your property team will be in touch to let you know when you can collect your replacement.

Please note that the following exclusions apply:

  • Toasters in Aberdeen properties

  • Kettles and toasters in Portsmouth properties

  • Toasters and irons in Bournemouth properties

  • Kettles, toasters and irons at Calthorpe Court and Beech Gardens in Birmingham

  • Kettles, toasters and irons at Cathedral Park in Bristol

  • Kettles, toasters and irons in Cardiff properties (Except Blackweir Lodge which provides all)

  • Kettles and toasters at Bridgewater Heights and Mill Point in Manchester

  • Kettles, toasters and irons in Southampton properties

Aberdeen has a relatively low cost of living when compared to other UK cities. Scotland in general is cheaper to live in than England, and Aberdeen is more affordable than the likes of Edinburgh. There also are plenty of shops, bars and restaurants catering to student budgets. However, students should consider how often they might want to visit family and factor this into their budget, as Aberdeen is a long way to travel for the majority of people living in the UK.

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