Student Accommodation near Anglia Ruskin University

Anglia Ruskin University, abbreviated as "ARU", was founded in 1858 in Cambridge, the United Kingdom's leading public comprehensive university. Anglia Ruskin University has 12 research areas recognised as 'world-leading'. The Lord Ashcroft International Business School houses the world-renowned Bloomberg Financial Markets Laboratory. Anglia Ruskin University has prided itself on innovation and entrepreneurial research over the last hundred years.

With around 25,500 students from 185 countries worldwide and over 400 Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral degrees awarded, Anglia Ruskin has one of the largest student populations in the UK.

Anglia Ruskin University is centrally located in Cambridge, a prestigious academic city with a wide choice of student accommodation. Whether you're looking for an affordable en-suite room, a private and luxurious studio room, or a shared room where you can stay with friends, you'll find the perfect match at uhomes. Our professional consultants will recommend flats according to your requirements and preferences. If you don't have a preference yet, take a look at our recommendations:

1. Castle Street

2. THE CAM FOUNDRY

3. The Railyard - Cambridge

4. Student Castle Cambridge

5. Anglia House

6. Castle Hill

Anglia Ruskin University offers 4 apartment options for undergraduate and postgraduate students. These student apartments are located around the university campus, and students can quickly walk to the academic buildings. The University will arrange different apartment buildings according to the students' room choices. All rooms will have complete furniture and bedding to help students quickly integrate into the new environment. If you require on-campus accommodation, please check the campus of your program as soon as possible and complete the online application as required by the University.

The cost of studying at Anglia Ruskin University varies depending on the course, individual spending habits, financial situation and lifestyle. Tuition fees for full-time international students for the 2023-2024 academic year range from £15,000 to £18,100. accommodation costs are around £400 - £800 per month. Living costs are around £500~£800 per month: £200 - £500 per month for food and £60 - £80 per month for transport.

Fitzwilliam Museum: The museum gets its name from its founder, Richard Fitzwilliam, 7th Viscount Fitzwilliam of Merion. He entered Trinity Hall College, Cambridge 1761 and had a keen interest in music, collecting many hand-copied and early printed scores. To house this wide-ranging collection of books and manuscripts, paintings and prints, the museum was established in Trumpington Street, and on his death, it was donated to his alma mater, Cambridge University.

The River Cam is located in Cambridge and symbolises the University of Cambridge. The banks of the river are natural and unsophisticated, and the banks are lined with the magnificent buildings of the Cambridge University campus, known as the College Backs.

St John's College and the Bridge of Sighs: Founded in 1511 by Henry VII's mother, St John's College is one of Cambridge's oldest and largest colleges, with a spectacular complex of five courtyards and the famous Bridge of Sighs.

Illustration: No.1 in the UK for Children's Illustration

Although ARU is far less well known in popularity, its illustration programme, especially Illustration and Picture Book, is a globally renowned course and the first university in the UK to offer a children's picture book course. It was the first university in the UK to provide a children's picture book course and has produced countless well-known children's picture book illustrators. ARU insists on an open career-oriented teaching style in the illustration undergraduate course and teaching and cultivates students in different development directions during the three-year study period.

Ashcroft International Business School: The largest business school in the East of England, with a reputation for excellence in business administration, finance and marketing. The Business School has world-leading research and teaching standards and houses the renowned Bloomberg Financial Markets Laboratory. There is also intense research in Law, Science and Education.

Trains

To this day, rail is still a favourite for travelling in the UK. There are 2 railway stations in Cambridge city: Ridge Station is the most common railway station for people travelling from Cambridge by train, and students living in non-science parks choose to arrive at this station. 2. Cambridge North Station, located near Science Park and Business Park, is expected for commuters.

There are many different options for train tickets in the UK depending on the time of day and the duration of the ticket: Anytime tickets (available at any time), Off-peak tickets (available at off-peak times, including Super Off-peak tickets at weekends) and Season tickets (weekly, monthly, annual, etc.).

Buses

Cambridge is also served by several bus routes, including the Universal (U)-bus, which is the University's bus service and runs to the city centre and train station. A single journey costs £1 with a student card, £2 for a regular ticket, £3 for a day ticket and £10 for a weekly ticket.

Cycling

Generally speaking, you can walk to most places within Cambridge city centre, but you should get a bike to reduce travelling time or for longer commutes. Please be aware of the rules and regulations of bicycles and their use, such as parking spaces and driving directions, and ask your college or department for information.