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MA Accommodation

Graduate student housing at Richmond is located in the Kensington area of West London. The campus is contained within 5 buildings, all within a 10-minute walk of each other. Kensington is a highly desirable residential area excellent for shopping and equipped with restaurants, parks and nightlife. It is also close to many other cultural centers in London such as the Albert Hall, Victoria & Albert Museum, Royal Academy of Arts, Natural History Museum and many more. Click here to learn more about Studying Art History in London.

Public transport is easily assessable and you can get anywhere from the nearby underground stations, trains or local buses. When you want to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, you need only walk about five minutes to Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, one of London’s many large and beautiful parks. You will also be reassured to know that this area, compared to most big cities, is quite safe. People usually feel secure walking in this area or on public transport day and night.

Kensington Residences

Atlantic House

Atlantic House, 1 St Albans Grove

 Atlantic House common room

Atlantic House common room

Atlantic House is the main residence in Kensington and provides accommodation for 114 students, in 17 single rooms, 47 double rooms and 1 triple. All rooms have a sink, a safe, and there are shared shower facilities on each floor. The facilities in Atlantic House include 24-hour Security/Reception, Kensington Campus Library, Computer Lab, Dining Hall, free laundry room and Mailroom, and Common Room with Plasma TV, Video/ DVD, Sky which makes Atlantic House the centre for student activity in Kensington. Please note that Atlantic House is a non-smoking building. Smoking is forbidden in rooms, public areas and the front staircase. A new smoke alarm system has been fitted throughout the building to ensure adherence to this policy.

MA Housing at Courtfield Gardens

If dormitory living does not fit your lifestyle, you may want to consider living in a studio flat at Richmond's newest satellite building, Courtfield Gardens. The building is located across Cromwell Road, just a 5 minute walk from the Earl's Court tube station.

Courtfield Gardens is the primary MA ARH residence and is home to almost 80 Richmond students, boasting self contained flats of 1 to 2 students with newly refurbished kitchens and bathrooms. Wireless internet, a common room with satellite TV, live-in staff and programming throughout the term and all a part of the package at Courtfield.

If you are interested in this option, please contact Student Affairs for prices and availability.

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Requesting Housing

MA Admitted Student Procedures


Please print the PDF available at the link above and enter your details. Send the housing form with a housing deposit by fax to +44 208 332 1596 or post it to the below address.

Alternatively, email ma@richmond.ac.uk to pay the housing deposit in advance by credit card.

Office of Admissions
Richmond The American International University in London
Queen's Road
Richmond-upon Thames
TW10 6JP
England

All our buildings are non-smoking.
If you are have been accepted at Richmond, need housing information but have not yet received it, please call the Admissions Office at +44 20 8332 9000 or email ma@richmond.ac.uk


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