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Looking for student accommodation near Edinburgh Napier University? You're in the right place. At Student.com, we’ve got a range of private housing options just a short walk or bus ride from campus.
Whether you're based at Merchiston, Craiglockhart or Sighthill, our accommodation offers the perfect blend of location, comfort and value. So start your search today and get ready to enjoy student life in Scotland’s vibrant capital!
Not sure on the best location? Browse all available student accommodation in Edinburgh or continue reading to learn more about life at Napier.
Edinburgh Napier University is spread across three campuses, each dotted around different parts of Edinburgh:
• Merchiston Campus: Home to tech, engineering, and creative programmes
• Craiglockhart Campus: Focused on business and language studies
• Sighthill Campus: The hub for health and social care degrees
Each campus is well connected by bus and bike, making it easy to get around the city and explore everything Edinburgh has to offer.
Edinburgh Napier has a stellar reputation, consistently ranking among the best modern universities in the UK and also appearing in the top 10 universities in Scotland.
The university is renowned for helping students land great jobs after graduation, with courses carefully shaped by industry needs.
It also scores highly for teaching quality and student satisfaction, so it’s a great all-round pick!
Edinburgh Napier offers a wide mix of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees across five specialist schools:
• Business School
• School of Applied Sciences
• School of Arts & Creative Industries
• School of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment
• School of Health & Social Care
Courses are designed with your future in mind – expect real-world experience, placement options and plenty of career support.
Life at Napier is never dull. Edinburgh is regularly voted one of the UK’s best cities for students – and it’s easy to see why. You’ll enjoy centuries of history, buzzing nightlife and loads of cultural events year-round.
On campus, there's a strong student community with over 75 sports clubs and societies to get involved in and plenty of social events on offer.
Edinburgh itself is packed with historic sites, great restaurants and top museums, so you’ll never lack for things to do. Want to get more of a feel for the city? Check out our Edinburgh city guide.
UK undergraduate students pay £9,250 per year, and international students can expect tuition fees between £12,010–£24,015 per year, depending on your course.
For day-to-day living, you'll likely need somewhere between £1,500–£2,000 per month to cover rent, food, transport and leisure spending.
Altogether, then, the combined cost of a year’s undergraduate study is estimated to be around £27,000–£33,000 for domestic students.
When it comes to private accommodation, some of the top picks for Edinburgh Napier students include:
• Bruntsfield: Near Merchiston campus, packed with coffee shops and green spaces
• Gorgie: Affordable and well-located for all three campuses
• Tollcross: Central, lively and close to Edinburgh nightlife
• Fountainbridge: A student favourite for its location and vibe
Bear in mind that central areas like Fountainbridge are the costliest, with more affordable options in outlying suburbs.
Most students start house hunting in the new year, with peak booking running from spring through to early summer. The earlier you look, the more choice you’ll have – we suggest starting your search at least three months before your intended move-in date.
Costs depend on what you choose and where. Accommodation near Edinburgh Napier University typically starts at around £200 per week, though you may be able to find lower-priced options in suburbs further away from the city centre.
The best area is likely to depend on the campus where you’re based – Fountainbridge, Tollcross and Bruntsfield are all popular choices for students at the Merchiston campus, while Gorgie has stronger links to the Craiglockhart and Sighthill campuses.
Yes – if you plan on studying at Edinburgh Napier and you live outside the UK or Ireland, you’ll usually need a student visa. You can read more about the process and 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 student accommodation near Edinburgh Napier University? You're in the right place. At Student.com, we’ve got a range of private housing options just a short walk or bus ride from campus.
Whether you're based at Merchiston, Craiglockhart or Sighthill, our accommodation offers the perfect blend of location, comfort and value. So start your search today and get ready to enjoy student life in Scotland’s vibrant capital!
Not sure on the best location? Browse all available student accommodation in Edinburgh or continue reading to learn more about life at Napier.
Edinburgh Napier University is spread across three campuses, each dotted around different parts of Edinburgh:
• Merchiston Campus: Home to tech, engineering, and creative programmes
• Craiglockhart Campus: Focused on business and language studies
• Sighthill Campus: The hub for health and social care degrees
Each campus is well connected by bus and bike, making it easy to get around the city and explore everything Edinburgh has to offer.
Edinburgh Napier has a stellar reputation, consistently ranking among the best modern universities in the UK and also appearing in the top 10 universities in Scotland.
The university is renowned for helping students land great jobs after graduation, with courses carefully shaped by industry needs.
It also scores highly for teaching quality and student satisfaction, so it’s a great all-round pick!
Edinburgh Napier offers a wide mix of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees across five specialist schools:
• Business School
• School of Applied Sciences
• School of Arts & Creative Industries
• School of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment
• School of Health & Social Care
Courses are designed with your future in mind – expect real-world experience, placement options and plenty of career support.
Life at Napier is never dull. Edinburgh is regularly voted one of the UK’s best cities for students – and it’s easy to see why. You’ll enjoy centuries of history, buzzing nightlife and loads of cultural events year-round.
On campus, there's a strong student community with over 75 sports clubs and societies to get involved in and plenty of social events on offer.
Edinburgh itself is packed with historic sites, great restaurants and top museums, so you’ll never lack for things to do. Want to get more of a feel for the city? Check out our Edinburgh city guide.
UK undergraduate students pay £9,250 per year, and international students can expect tuition fees between £12,010–£24,015 per year, depending on your course.
For day-to-day living, you'll likely need somewhere between £1,500–£2,000 per month to cover rent, food, transport and leisure spending.
Altogether, then, the combined cost of a year’s undergraduate study is estimated to be around £27,000–£33,000 for domestic students.
When it comes to private accommodation, some of the top picks for Edinburgh Napier students include:
• Bruntsfield: Near Merchiston campus, packed with coffee shops and green spaces
• Gorgie: Affordable and well-located for all three campuses
• Tollcross: Central, lively and close to Edinburgh nightlife
• Fountainbridge: A student favourite for its location and vibe
Bear in mind that central areas like Fountainbridge are the costliest, with more affordable options in outlying suburbs.
Most students start house hunting in the new year, with peak booking running from spring through to early summer. The earlier you look, the more choice you’ll have – we suggest starting your search at least three months before your intended move-in date.
Costs depend on what you choose and where. Accommodation near Edinburgh Napier University typically starts at around £200 per week, though you may be able to find lower-priced options in suburbs further away from the city centre.
The best area is likely to depend on the campus where you’re based – Fountainbridge, Tollcross and Bruntsfield are all popular choices for students at the Merchiston campus, while Gorgie has stronger links to the Craiglockhart and Sighthill campuses.
Yes – if you plan on studying at Edinburgh Napier and you live outside the UK or Ireland, you’ll usually need a student visa. You can read more about the process and 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!