Nursing and Midwifery Accommodation
Where possible we accommodate Nursing and Midwifery students together for the first year due to course requirements and possible shifts. This is usually in clusters or on corridors within a block of mature or postgraduate students who require the same occupancy period.
Accommodation is allocated according to the number of students requiring accommodation and it isn't always possible to have dedicated blocks for Nursing and Midwifery students.
The Keele University Campus is located approximately 3.5 miles from the Hospital Site. Nursing and Midwifery students can apply for a campus car parking permit. Alternatively students can get from the campus to the Hospital site using the 25 bus route.
We provide rooms on a 51 week occupancy period for Nursing and Midwifery students. Priority is given to students requiring accommodation for 51 weeks. Accommodation on lesser occupancy periods may be available, depending on availability but would predominantly be in blocks housing undergraduate students. Students requiring an alternative occupancy period should discuss this with the Student Accommodation team, but should note that we are unable to guarantee accommodation for them.
Please see here for the accommodation dates and fees.
For more information please contact us.
For 2024/25 the room types available for Nursing and Midwifery students are
- 51 week Barnes Standard plus
- 51 week Barnes Standard shared flats
- 51 week Horwood Standard shared flats
- 51 week Oaks En-suite
- 51 week Barnes Superior en-suite
Students apply for accommodation using our accommodation portal. However, due to a technical issue, Nursing and Midwifery students will not see any pre-populated room preferences to choose from during the application process. The Student Accommodation team are working to resolve this issue.
In the meantime, please submit your accommodation application on the portal. You will not be able to select any room preferences during the application process, but you will still be able to apply. Once you have submitted your application, please complete the Undergraduate Nursing & Midwifery (including Foundation Year) accommodation preferences form to give your accommodation preferences. The Student Accommodation team will then update your application with your preferences, within the accommodation portal. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience or confusion this may cause.
More information on the application process, including deadlines and when you will hear, can be found on our How and when to apply webpage.
Students applying for the Nursing and Midwifery foundation year course only require accommodation for 38 weeks in their foundation year.
Due to a technical issue, they will not see any pre-populated room preferences to choose from during the application process. The Student Accommodation team are working to resolve this issue.
In the meantime, please submit your accommodation application on the portal. You will not be able to select any room preferences during the application process, but you will still be able to apply. Once you have submitted your application, please email accommodation@keele.ac.uk with your 3 room type choices, in order of preference, selected from the options available for 38 weeks. The Student Accommodation team will then update your application with your preferences, within the accommodation portal. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience or confusion this may cause.
More information on the application process, including deadlines and when you will hear, can be found on our How and when to apply webpage.
www.keelestudentpad.co.uk is a website which is managed by Keele University Student Accommodation team and advertises properties in the local area that are available for Keele students. This website includes photos and location maps, as well as property details and prices.
Landlords are not able to advertise on this website unless they are accredited by a local or UK-wide landlord accreditation scheme and provide evidence of current valid gas, electrical safety, and energy performance certificates. Whilst we endeavour to list properties of a reasonable standard The Student Accommodation team cannot inspect, and therefore approve, any private sector rented properties. Consequently any agreement made is ultimately between the individual and the landlord, and is your responsibility.
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