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Looking for a place to stay while studying at Aston University? We’ve made it easy to find housing that suits your social life, study schedule and student budget. From sociable shared flats where you can meet new friends to self-contained studios where you’ll have space to focus, Student.com will help you find the perfect place to live.
Looking for more independence as you begin student life? Private student accommodation near Aston University gives you the freedom to live the life you love. Expect ensuite rooms, modern kitchens, and great social spaces – all close to campus and the city centre.
With Student.com, you’ll find plenty of options in and around Aston. Don’t mind living further away from campus? Explore our full range of student accommodation in Birmingham.
Aston University’s sole campus is tucked away just a short walk northeast of Birmingham city centre.
You’ll be just a short walk from countless shops at the Bullring, the most Michelin Star restaurants outside of London, bouncing nightlife on Broad Street and great transport links.
Birmingham New Street train station is minutes away, and you can get to London in less than 90 minutes by train.
Aston University is well regarded — it's not part of the prestigious Russell Group, but it does consistently rank within the top 20 universities in the UK and the top 500 globally.
It ranks particularly well for employability, with many courses offering placements and industry links that will help fast-track your career.
The university is also known for its diverse, supportive community – so you’re sure to be met with warm smiles and open arms.
Aston University offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, with particular strengths in business, engineering, life sciences and health.
Many degrees include integrated work placements or year-in-industry opportunities, helping you gain real-world experience before you graduate.
Most courses also include the option to study abroad at the university’s extensive network of partner universities.
Life at Aston University comes with everything the UK’s second-biggest city has to offer. On campus, you’ll find sports facilities, societies and a lively Students’ Union that always has something fun going on.
Step outside, and you’re in the middle of one of the UK’s most exciting student cities, with live music, street food and world-class shopping on your doorstep.
Want more information on what you can expect as a student in the city? Check out our guide to student life in Birmingham.
Tuition fees for UK students start at £9,250 per year, while international students typically pay between £17,000–£45,000, depending on the course.
Living in Birmingham is generally more affordable than in London, with most students budgeting between £1,000–£1,500 a month for rent, bills and other living costs.
That means you’ll likely need around £21,250–£27,250 per year as a domestic student, and anywhere from £29,000–£63,000 as an international student.
Birmingham is packed with student-friendly neighbourhoods. Popular choices for Aston University students include:
• City centre – Right next to campus, with city life right on your doorstep.
• Digbeth – Creative and lively, full of independent shops and street art.
• Jewellery Quarter – Trendy, historic and just a short walk from campus.
• Selly Oak – A classic student area with affordable housing and great links.
Most students opt for the convenience of city-centre living, with smaller pockets in other areas.
For Aston University students, it’s best to start your housing search in January and February for a September move-in. The earlier you start looking, the more options you’ll have – though you should still be able to find somewhere even as late as summer.
Prices vary depending on room type and location, but most options near Aston University start from around £150 per week. Shared flats are usually more affordable than studios, so it’s best to weigh up options that fit both your budget and living preferences.
The city centre is the most convenient choice for Aston University students, while Digbeth, the Jewellery Quarter and Selly Oak are also popular locations. No matter where you choose in the city, Birmingham’s excellent transport network ensures you’re never too far from the lecture hall!
Yes, if you’re an international student from outside the UK or Ireland who plans on studying at Aston University, you’ll need a student visa. The UK government website has full details on how to apply here.
For information on how the booking process works, click here. We also have answers to a range of other questions on our FAQ page. If you still haven’t found what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to contact us!
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Looking for a place to stay while studying at Aston University? We’ve made it easy to find housing that suits your social life, study schedule and student budget. From sociable shared flats where you can meet new friends to self-contained studios where you’ll have space to focus, Student.com will help you find the perfect place to live.
Looking for more independence as you begin student life? Private student accommodation near Aston University gives you the freedom to live the life you love. Expect ensuite rooms, modern kitchens, and great social spaces – all close to campus and the city centre.
With Student.com, you’ll find plenty of options in and around Aston. Don’t mind living further away from campus? Explore our full range of student accommodation in Birmingham.
Aston University’s sole campus is tucked away just a short walk northeast of Birmingham city centre.
You’ll be just a short walk from countless shops at the Bullring, the most Michelin Star restaurants outside of London, bouncing nightlife on Broad Street and great transport links.
Birmingham New Street train station is minutes away, and you can get to London in less than 90 minutes by train.
Aston University is well regarded — it's not part of the prestigious Russell Group, but it does consistently rank within the top 20 universities in the UK and the top 500 globally.
It ranks particularly well for employability, with many courses offering placements and industry links that will help fast-track your career.
The university is also known for its diverse, supportive community – so you’re sure to be met with warm smiles and open arms.
Aston University offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, with particular strengths in business, engineering, life sciences and health.
Many degrees include integrated work placements or year-in-industry opportunities, helping you gain real-world experience before you graduate.
Most courses also include the option to study abroad at the university’s extensive network of partner universities.
Life at Aston University comes with everything the UK’s second-biggest city has to offer. On campus, you’ll find sports facilities, societies and a lively Students’ Union that always has something fun going on.
Step outside, and you’re in the middle of one of the UK’s most exciting student cities, with live music, street food and world-class shopping on your doorstep.
Want more information on what you can expect as a student in the city? Check out our guide to student life in Birmingham.
Tuition fees for UK students start at £9,250 per year, while international students typically pay between £17,000–£45,000, depending on the course.
Living in Birmingham is generally more affordable than in London, with most students budgeting between £1,000–£1,500 a month for rent, bills and other living costs.
That means you’ll likely need around £21,250–£27,250 per year as a domestic student, and anywhere from £29,000–£63,000 as an international student.
Birmingham is packed with student-friendly neighbourhoods. Popular choices for Aston University students include:
• City centre – Right next to campus, with city life right on your doorstep.
• Digbeth – Creative and lively, full of independent shops and street art.
• Jewellery Quarter – Trendy, historic and just a short walk from campus.
• Selly Oak – A classic student area with affordable housing and great links.
Most students opt for the convenience of city-centre living, with smaller pockets in other areas.
For Aston University students, it’s best to start your housing search in January and February for a September move-in. The earlier you start looking, the more options you’ll have – though you should still be able to find somewhere even as late as summer.
Prices vary depending on room type and location, but most options near Aston University start from around £150 per week. Shared flats are usually more affordable than studios, so it’s best to weigh up options that fit both your budget and living preferences.
The city centre is the most convenient choice for Aston University students, while Digbeth, the Jewellery Quarter and Selly Oak are also popular locations. No matter where you choose in the city, Birmingham’s excellent transport network ensures you’re never too far from the lecture hall!
Yes, if you’re an international student from outside the UK or Ireland who plans on studying at Aston University, you’ll need a student visa. The UK government website has full details on how to apply here.
For information on how the booking process works, click here. We also have answers to a range of other questions on our FAQ page. If you still haven’t found what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to contact us!