Halls of residence
Get the Wellington experience and live in one of our halls. You’ll be immersed in a vibrant social and academic community.
With over 50 events throughout the year, from movie nights to inter-floor touch, you'll have lots of opportunities to meet new people. Your first year in a hall will broaden your horizons and enrich your life experience—it will be a year to remember.
Apply for 2027 accommodation
Make the most of your first year at uni and live at the heart of student life. 2027 applications are open now—don't miss out!
Why choose our halls?
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Find your people
Your hall is your home—and with it comes a family. Living in a first-year hall, you'll make life-long friends and memories. -
A range of living options
Whether you want your own room, a shared room, or a room with shared facilities like a flat, we have options to suit. -
Live close to campus
Get the best of both worlds—all our first-year halls of residence are an easy walk to campus, but still very close to the city.
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Our halls and flats
Explore the University’s halls and independent apartments. We offer a range of living options, so you can find the right one for you.
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Fees and charges
Learn about the fees and charges involved with applying for and living in a hall of residence.
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Which hall is right for you?
Keen to live close to campus? Looking for a shared room? Take our quiz to find out which hall of residence is right for you, and find your home away from home.
Boulcott Hall
Boulcott Hall will not be available as student accommodation from 2027 following a review of the University's accommodation options. This change does not affect students currently living in the hall.
Boulcott Hall has been home to generations of students and staff, creating a strong community and many lasting connections. The University is considering ways to recognise the hall's contribution and celebrate its history.
Take a hall tour
You can visit the halls during our Open Day, which is held in August each year.
Or you can book a hall tour during school holidays, or contact the hall directly to make an appointment to visit outside of school holidays. Use the booking link or contact details at the bottom of each hall’s webpage.
If you’re planning to see more than one hall on the same day, make sure you allow at least 40 minutes to cover the tour and the time to travel to the next hall.
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Supporting residents
We prioritise the wellbeing and safety of our resident community—with staff and students working together to ensure our halls are an enjoyable place to live.
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Moving in
Find out about the process for moving into your new home in a student hall and what to expect on your first day.
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Contact us
Get in touch with the accommodation team at the University by phone, email or mail.
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Advice for applicants
Check out our tips for applying for a hall of residence, so you have the best chance of getting into one of your preferred halls.