Accommodation
Living with student from many diverse cultural backgrounds is one of the most important experiences that a students can have. The friendships that are formed in this unique environment often last a lifetime.

Huron offers student two student  Residence Halls in central London.  The residences are self-catering and come equipped with kitchen and laundry facilities, television and computers with Internet connections. A Resident Assistant lives on the premises to support, guide and help the students create a feeling of community within the residence.

Luggage: - The weather in England is very unpredictable so it is a good idea to bring layers of clothes. It is not often extremely cold here but rain is not uncommon so a waterproof jacket is useful. Try not to bring too much luggage as storage space is limited and remember that the airlines usually limit you to two pieces of checked in luggage.

Linen: - Sheets, bedding and pillows are provided. Towels are not provided so bring at least one with you to start off with. You can, of course, buy towels here but they may be cheaper in your home country.

Computers: - Both residences have computers with web access and printers. There are also computers available for student use on the university campus.

Food: - All accommodation is self-catering. Cooking facilities, pans, plates, cutlery etc. are provided. However there are plenty of places to eat nearby if you do not want to cook. It has a small cafeteria on campus and you can also use the Imperial College catering outlets that are reasonably priced.

Living in London: - There is plenty to see and do in London so you will not be bored! The university and residences are located in the 'museum area' and the good news is that entrance to museums has recently been made free.