Accommodation Information
The
The Office of Student Accomodation can assist students in finding housing before their arrival in
1. Colegios Mayores (Residence Halls): These facilities are integrated into the University. Residents are offered full room and board, academic support, and cultural and social activities. The
2. University Clubs: The University Clubs provide housing to students in flats and areas adjacent to the University. In each lives a person who sees that the residence is properly maintained. The University Clubs are linked to the residence halls or professor’s residences.
3. University Residences: These are residences independent from the University and offer full room and board as well as information as to the distinct cultural and social activities of the
4. Living with Spanish families. Students have the option to live in Spanish homes located close to the university.
5. Student apartments: For those interested, the University keeps a list of vacancies in sudent apartments. The University can contact the students and/or the property owner to facilitate the process. Most international students choose this option.
6.Also students can fnd apartment information in the Pamplona newspaper, El Diario de Navarra
The Office of Student Accommodation can advise students as to which option best suites their needs in an attempt to assist students to make the most of their time at the University.
How Much Does it Cost?
In approximate terms, the monthly cost of room and board should be the following:
Colegio Mayor (Residence Hall): 350 to 650€.
University Residence: 330 to 500€.
.University Club: 390 to 450€.
Spanish Family Home: 180 to 500€.
Share an apartment with other students (food not included): 180 to 350€.
Self-Service in the University Cafeterias (lunch only): 77€ per month.
For further information, please see the Office of Student Accommodation at the following web page: www.unav.es/alojamineto
How to Find Housing in
To make the transition easier, students have the option of reserving two week´s temporary housing in a private home or student apartment.
Once the two weeks have passed and the student has gained some familiarity with the city and the campus, he or she should contact the Office of Student Accommodation to indicate whether they would like to remain in the same flat for the remainder course or whether they would like to find housing elsewhere.
A student interested in arranging transitional housing assistance prior to coming to
1. Send to the Office of Student Accommodation, at least 20 days prior to arrival, a bank or cashier’s check made out to the “Universidad de Navarra”.
· If the student whishes to stay with a family or in a pension, the amount of the check should be 150€.
· If the student wishes to stay in an apartment or flat with other students, the amount of the check should be 120€.
· The amount of the check, in each case, will correspond to the payment for the first two weeks of accommodations in
· The student should be sure to include his or her complete name and the sentence “Alojamiento para extanjeros”.
2. The Office of Student Accommodation will send the student information as to where he or she will be staying (via post, fax or e-mail).
· The student should confirm, a week beforehand, the date and hour of arrival.
The Faculty of Economics and Business, through the International Committee, also helps guide students through the process of finding student housing in
