Applications for University Accommodation 2019-20 are now open!

We know you’re all excited about applying for your accommodation and we simply can't wait to welcome you. Please be patient during this time as the Accommodation team will be busy processing your applications.
If you have chosen Sheffield as your firm choice or hold an unconditional offer to study at The University of Sheffield, you can start applying in a few easy steps.

1) Set up your MUSE account (wait for an email from the team which will have your login details)
2) Log in to MUSE and start your application for accommodation

Our self-select system gives you more control over where you live. You can select the location, your preferred accommodation block and even your own flat and bedroom! Are you coming to Sheffield with some friends from your hometown? Simply apply at the same time, and select the same flat – how great is that!

Don’t forget to join our Facebook block groups for your accommodation - https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/accommodation/social

New students looking for September 2019-20

For students looking to study in Sheffield and live in University accommodation for the 2019/20 academic year, applications will open in March 2019. In March admissions will be in contact with you once you had accepted an offer to study at the University of Sheffield, at which time you'll be able to apply for accommodation. Please note, you are guaranteed accommodation if you apply before August 31st 2019.

Current students still looking for 2019-20

All current students are welcome to live in University accommodation throughout their studies. To find out more about our amazing returner offers and living in University Accommodation in 2019-20 visit out Donut Leave Us page.

ELTC and any alternative start dates

For more information please contact the accommodation office via email on accommodationoffice@sheffield.ac.uk or by phone on 0114 222 4488 (option 2).

Families & Couples

The University Accommodation Services office will give you every possible assistance to find suitable accommodation, but as demand for this type of accommodation is sometimes greater than the number of properties available, the University cannot guarantee that suitable housing will always be found.