Accommodation · Move and Study
Living on campus means sleeping a short walk from your classrooms. Your room is on the very site of the school or of a university: you step out of your door and you are there. It is the choice of those who want to live their stay the way a local student does, with no transport to plan.
Why choose this option
You lose no time travelling: in the morning, a few minutes on foot are enough. Everything happens in one place: classes, meals where they are offered, and time with the other students. You always have people around you, which is reassuring on a first stay abroad. Depending on the campus, you also have the use of its facilities, which the school's page describes. It is a rare option: few language schools have rooms on their own site.
What is included and what is not
Item / On a campus
Included
- A furnished room on the site of the school or the university Included
- Booking and follow-up by the school Included
Not included
- Airport transferNot included: an option at many schools
- Your journey and insuranceNot included
Depends on the school
- Single or double roomDepends on the school: shown on its page
- Private or shared bathroomDepends on the school: shown on its page
- MealsDepends on the school: no meals on some campuses, full board on others
- Access to the campus facilitiesDepends on the school: described on its page
- Bed linen, towels, cleaning, internet accessDepends on the school: we confirm it with your quote
Any compulsory accommodation fee charged by the school appears on your quote, next to the price of the room.
Compare with the other accommodation options
| Other option | What changes compared with a campus | Better if |
|---|---|---|
| Host family | You live with local people, away from the school, and meals are usually taken with them. | You want to share the daily life of a family in the country. |
| Residence | Your room is in a student building in town, some distance from the school. The choice of schools is much wider. | You want student life in a city or at a school that has no campus. |
| Apartment | You live alone or with a few flatmates, and you cook. | You want an address of your own, away from communal life. |
Frequently asked questions
Is it a university's campus?
It depends on the school. Some rent rooms on the campus of a partner university; others have their own rooms on the school site. Each school's page says where the accommodation is.
Will I live alongside local students?
Not necessarily. On the site of a language school, your neighbours are other international students. On a university campus, you may come across local students, especially during the academic year. If this matters to you, tell us: we put the question to the school.
Are meals included?
It varies from one campus to another: some offer full board in the campus restaurant, others a room without meals and a kitchen. The list below shows the meal plan for each school.
From what age can you stay on a campus?
Each school sets its own minimum age; it is shown in the list below when the school has given it. For younger students, supervised summer stays on campus are presented in our Junior section.
Can you stay on a campus all year round?
It depends on the school: rooms may be offered for only part of the year. Give us your dates: we check availability with the school before booking.
Schools with this accommodation
The schools below offer accommodation on a campus. Open a school's page to see the accommodation, then ask for a quote: the price of the room is worked out for your dates.
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