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Page 1: Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry accommodation guide

Accommodation guide for students studying Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

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University self-cateredaccommodation at Rowancroft

www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation

Our guaranteeAn offer of a place in university owned/managed/approved accommodation is guaranteed to all new undergraduates entering into Year 1 of an undergraduate programme who have firmly accepted the offer of a place at the University of Exeter.

We would advise you to make your application by the 31 July.

We are currently well placed to offer accommodation to many of our students however should your preferred choice not be available, we will provide assistance in finding alternative accommodation in our residences or the private sector. For further information please visit our website.

Letting periodThe accommodation at Rowancroft is let for 42 weeks from 16 September 2012 to 6 July 2013.

Rowancroft (En-suite)£124.88 per week

This residence opened in September 2009 and consists of four houses (Francis, Radford, Davies and Garden).

There are 187 single en-suite bedrooms in total which are arranged in cluster flats of between five and eight residents with a communal kitchen/dining area.

Rowancroft Court and Mews£97.86 per week

These residences have approximately 140 standard study bedrooms arranged in flats of between five and nine. Each flat has a kitchen, lounge/diner, shower or bathroom and separate toilets.

Rowancroft (En-suite) bedroom

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Rowancroft (En-suite)

First year Peninsula College of Medicine

and Dentistry students studying Bachelor of

Medicine, Bachelor of surgery may apply for

self-catered accommodation at rowancroft which

is a short walk from the st Luke’s Campus and the

royal Devon and exeter Hospital. the rowancroft

site is also conveniently located close to the

shopping area in Heavitree and major bus routes

through the city.

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Kitchen• Your kitchen will include a cooker with oven, hob and grill, microwave, fridge/freezer, water boiler/kettle, dining table, chairs and an ironing board. You will need to bring pots and pans, cutlery, crockery and an iron.

Services and facilities• A cleaning service is provided for the communal areas of each flat.

• Insurance cover for your personal belongings is included in the charges. Once you have received an offer,

check the policy provided to find out if you need to extend the benefits to include cover for valuable items such as laptops, cameras, musical instruments, bikes and mobile phones.

• On-site laundry facilities.

• Bike storage.

• For an additional charge you can order a starter pack, which will be provided when you arrive. It includes useful kitchen and bedding items such as pots, cutlery and sheets so you don’t have to bring them with you. Please see our website for details.

• Members of the Residence Life Team are available for help and advice on welfare and other matters.

• Heating, water, lighting, internet and IPTV are included in the rent.

www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation

CostThe charges in this guide apply to the academic year starting in October 2012 and are payable in instalments at the start of each term. For further information please visit our website. www.exeter.ac.uk/staff/about/facts/termdates

In your room• Your room will include a bed, wardrobe, bookshelf, desk

and chair, central lighting, notice board. At Rowancroft Court and Mews there is also a desk lamp. You will need to bring your own bedding (duvet, sheets, pillow etc).

• High speed network/internet link.

• IPTV.PleasenotethatyouwillrequireaTVlicence.

• En-suite rooms also include a shower, washbasin and toilet facilities in en-suite bedrooms.

Rowancroft (En-suite) kitchen

Rowancroft Mews bedroom

Rowancroft Laundry facilities

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Application and allocation procedure

For information regarding data protection and discrimination, Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 and the accommodation deposit please visit our website.

We hope this guide gives you all the information you need but please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any queries.

Tel: 08444 724724 (calls from the UK)

+44 1392 724724 (International calls)

Email: [email protected]

www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation

1. When PCMD informs you that you have a place at Exeter you will be able to apply for accommodation online. You will require a University ID number,

which you can obtain by emailing [email protected]. We advise you to make an application before 31 July.

2. Please complete your application by visiting www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation from

16 April 2012 to indicate your preferred choices of accommodation. Please note

that allocation of accommodation is not on a fi rst-come fi rst-serve basis.

3. We are well placed to make an offer of accommodation to many of our students.

4. If Exeter is your insurance or clearing choice you will be able to apply for accommodation once your University offer is confi rmed.

5. Applications from unconditional fi rm status students are processed from June onwards and your accommodation offer and contract will be sent to you by email between June and September.

6. Read the contract and other information carefully, as once you accept the offer it creates a legally binding contract. You will need to accept the offer and pay an accommodation deposit of £300 to secure the accommodation. 7. If you do not accept your offer of accommodation by the reply date you will be informed that your room has been re-allocated.

8. At the start of Welcome Week pick up your key from the offi ce/residence as advised in your document.

9. Unless you have agreed a late arrival date with us in advance, we will re-allocate your room from 12 noon on the fi rst Wednesday after the start of term. If you agree a late arrival date with us and do not arrive on that date, we also reserve the right to re-allocate your room.

If you arrive late you will be liable for the accommodation charges from the start of the contract.

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