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This Andalusian institution was founded in 1993 and is part of the University of Seville. Around 15% of the university's students are international, who come to the city to attend the institution and enjoy its good quality of teaching, as well as to immerse themselves in the Spanish and Andalusian way of life. Most of them look for accommodation near the University of Huelva, so we recommend that you start your search well in advance, so you can choose the ideal one for you before someone else does.
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We suggest that you first identify which campus your faculty is located in, as this will determine which neighbourhoods you can consider when looking for accommodation near the UHU. We will provide you with all of this information below:
The faculties of this institution are spread over different campuses and areas in the city:
This is the largest complex of the university and is located in a former infantry barracks, in the neighbourhood of Vistalegre. Most faculties are located on this campus, including:
This is the most central campus of all, located next to the cathedral and in what used to be a Mercedarian convent from the 15th century. Here you will find the faculties of:
This is the campus that is furthest from the centre of Huelva, as it is located in La Rábida area. It has the former Technical School of Engineering of La Rábida and hosts various departments related to Engineering, including Computer Science, Industrial and Agricultural.
The following are some of the neighbourhoods to consider when looking for accommodation near the Spanish institution:
The centre of Huelva is the liveliest area of the city, so it is chosen by many students to live in. From this area, you can easily reach El Carmen University Campus and La Merced Campus, either on foot, by bike, or by bus.
The area located next to Molino de la Vega Avenue is ideal, especially for those students who want to be near La Merced Campus of UHU. Here you will find several affordable restaurants and bars for students.
This neighbourhood near the port of Huelva is very convenient if you are going to La Rábida Campus since buses depart from here and arrive there in less than 10 minutes. Additionally, in Zafra, you will be close to the city centre and the most popular leisure spots for students.
The University of Huelva has two accommodations where you can request a spot: Inturjoven Huelva Hostel and Uno de Julio Student Residence. Each one offers different locations and features (such as breakfast included, for example), so it's best to compare them to choose the one that best suits your needs.
Here are some important details to keep in mind when doing your mobility at this Spanish institution:
You can study undergraduate and master's degrees at the Higher Technical School of Engineering and the faculties of Social Work, Nursing, Education, Psychology and Sports Science, Labour Sciences, Business Sciences, Experimental Sciences, Law, and Humanities.
Most students choose to live in central neighbourhoods since it's easy to get to the different university campuses from there. Some neighbourhoods you can consider are Zona Centro, San Sebastián, Molino de la Vega, Zafra, and El Conquero.
The cost of rooms in shared apartments near the University of Huelva usually ranges from €200 and up. Meanwhile, an apartment with several rooms can cost from €460 per month and up.
Students usually prefer to walk or bike to their campus (purchasing a second-hand bike upon arrival). However, if needed, you can also travel by bus.
One of the best apps you can consider if you're doing your Erasmus at the University of Huelva is Erasmus Play. In this app, you can compare different available accommodations near the institution and contact other young people who are doing their mobility there at the same time as you.
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