STUDENT Residence HallS

Most locals live with their parents while they go to university, so dormitories are rare, but there are a few set up to house international students or those that come from outside the city. Being hosted in a Residence Hall means that you will be sharing your space with other students from a wide variety of nationalities. A student residence normally means a single room (or sharing with 1 other person), along with shared kitchen, common, and study areas.

Once in Barcelona, if you have any questions about your residence hall, you should first ask the front desk staff of your building. If you need any further assistance, please contact our housing coordinator or your mentor.

If in a student residence hall, there are some rules that you will need to follow:

• Our program's Code of Conduct Housing Rules - things like respecting property and others, no illegal drug use, responsible use of alcohol, etc.

• Any rules or restrictions provided by your residence hall. Please read all rules carefully and make sure you are aware of quiet times, restrictions, use of facilities, reception availability, etc. 

Failure to comply with the program's Code of Conduct or any of the rules enforced by your student residence hall may result in expulsion from program housing with no refund.