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Housing Types
Housing Types
The housing type for your faculty-directed program can be found on the Guarini website program page and described in detail in the notes section of the student budget sheets.
The type of housing available for faculty-directed programs varies by program and can include:
The type of housing available for faculty-directed programs varies by program and can include:
🏘️ Apartments/Flats
🏘️ Apartments/Flats
Students will be assigned to share an apartment with students in the program cohort.
Sometimes there are long-term residents, families, and corporate clients living in your building.
In communal areas, including, entryways, stairs, hallways, and lifts, please be respectful and considerate by keeping the noise to a minimum.
Additionally, as in any location, keep shared spaces clean.
🏢 Community Housing
🏢 Community Housing
Such as university dormitories, hostels, hotels, boarding houses, or pensiones
In communal areas, including, entryways, stairs, hallways, and lifts, please be respectful and considerate by keeping the noise to a minimum.
Additionally, as in any location, keep shared spaces clean.
🏡 Homestays
🏡 Homestays
Homestays offer a unique immersive experience into local life.
Students usually live in homestays in most language-based programs.
More information on homestays is on the the Homestays page.
⛺ Primitive Living
⛺ Primitive Living
Such as in cabins, tents, etc. which are standard on field-based programs (Stretch, ENVS, Biological Sciences).
See the respective department website for more information.
Housing Accommodations & Adjustments
Housing Accommodations & Adjustments
Accommodations that have been approved via Student Accessibility Services (SAS) will be considered when making placements for students. Student housing needs are evaluated on a case-by-case basis but may not always be possible abroad.
It is the student’s responsibility to request services for consideration via Student Accessibility Services (SAS).
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