Accommodation at UCLan

Living in our halls provides a fantastic way to immerse yourself into university life at UCLan.
We have a significant number of places in University owned and leased accommodation, with communal spaces offered in many of our halls.

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I have a small cat. He's neutered, regularly wormed, and has flea prevention drops. I keep his claws really short, and I use lemon mixed with water to prevent him scratching furniture - the added bonus is it smells lovely. I am hoping to start studying at UCLAN this coming September, so my question is this: are there any halls, either on campus or off, that would allow me to bring Toby? I have no one to leave him with, and I can't give him up, because he's my emotional support animal. Any help or advice will be gratefully received and appreciated

[@UCLanUni]

Hi there, thank you for your comment here. It's great to hear that you are looking to study at UCLan this September. Currently our university owned accommodation doesn't allow any animals. However you are welcome to email our team at [e-mail] who can provide some more information in relation to other accommodation options.
Best wishes ^Sarah

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[@zohrehmadani9294]

Is there any accomodations for married couples?

[@UCLanUni]

Hi Zohreh, thank you for your message. You can find details on our accommodation options on our website here: www.uclan.ac.uk/accommodation - it would be best to talk directly with our accommodation team about your query. You can contact them via email: [e-mail] or by calling [phone]. Best wishes ^ Beth