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Student accommodation near the University of Santiago de Compostela

$1,250/month

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Room at Modern complex near Plaza del Toural (Centro ensanche), Santiago de Compostela

€1,000/month

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Apartment at Rúa do Hórreo, Ensanche

€275/month

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Room at Rúa do Penedo

€275/month

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Room at Rúa do Penedo

$1,250/month

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Room at Modern complex near Plaza del Toural (Centro ensanche), Santiago de Compostela

€1,500/month

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Apartment at Rúa das Carretas

€395/month

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Room at Rúa do Penedo

€700/month

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Apartment at Rúa de San Pedro, San Pedro

€840/month

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Apartment at Rúa do Hórreo, Ensanche

$1,875/month

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Room at Modern complex near Plaza del Toural (Centro ensanche), Santiago de Compostela

€1,700/month

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Apartment at Travesía Escultor Asorey, Basquiños

€390/month

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Room at Rúa de Fernando III o Santo

€275/month

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Room at Rúa do Penedo

€400/month

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Room at Rúa de Fernando III o Santo

$938/month

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Room at Modern complex near Plaza del Toural (Centro ensanche), Santiago de Compostela

Flats, rooms and residences near the USC

Having been founded in 1495, it is one of the oldest universities in the world. This, combined with the opportunity to immerse oneself in Spanish and Galician culture, makes many students want to do their mobility at the University of Santiago de Compostela. The two cities where this institution is present, Santiago and Lugo, are relatively small. For this reason, if you are looking for accommodation near USC, we recommend that you do so in advance so that you can easily choose one that meets all your preferred characteristics.

Flats and spare rooms for students near the USC

To search for accommodation near this institution, you first need to determine where the faculty you will be attending is located. Then you can consider which is the best neighbourhood to live near it.

Where is the University of Santiago de Compostela located?

It is spread across four different campuses, one in Lugo and three that make up the large Santiago Campus:

Campus Norte

As its name indicates, it is located north of the centre of the Galician city. It hosts the following faculties and schools:

  • Communication Sciences
  • Philosophy
  • Economic and Business Sciences
  • Educational Sciences
  • University School of Nursing

Campus Histórico

Located in the old town of Santiago, it was the university’s first campus to be inaugurated. It has the following faculties:

  • Geography and History
  • Philosophy
  • Medicine
  • Dentistry
  • Social Work

Campus Vida

Also known as Campus Sur, it is southwest of the old town of the Galician city, about 20 minutes walk from the centre. Here are most of the faculties related to Experimental Sciences and Natural Sciences, including the following:

  • Biology
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Pharmacy
  • Mathematics
  • Law
  • Political and Social Sciences
  • Education Sciences
  • Psychology
  • Labour Relations

Campus de Lugo - Campus Terra

Located in the city of Lugo, it is located to the south of the city, very close to the banks of the Minho River. Classes from these faculties and schools are taught on this campus:

  • Business Administration and Management
  • Sciences
  • Teaching Training
  • Humanities
  • Veterinary Medicine
  • Higher Polytechnic School

Best neighbourhoods to live in near USC

These are some of the neighbourhoods where it is advisable to look for accommodation near the institution:

Historic Centre of Santiago de Compostela

This area is ideal for students, as it is home to most of the leisure spots frequented by young people during the week and on weekends. The Historic Campus of USC is located in this neighbourhood, and you can reach both Campus Norte and Campus Vida in just a few minutes on foot or by bike.

Zona Nueva of Santiago

This area is located south of the centre of Santiago de Compostela and north of the main train station in the city. It is very convenient for those students who will be going to Campus Vida of the University, as well as Historic Campus, as both can be reached on foot in just a few minutes.

Central Neighbourhoods of Lugo

The downtown area is usually divided into Zona de la Muralla (the old town), and Zona Extramuros, towards the outskirts. All these neighbourhoods of the ancient Roman city of Lugo have very good access to the USC Lugo Campus, on foot, by bicycle and by public transport.

Student residences near the USC

The institution has a university residence in Lugo and two residences and three hall residences in Santiago de Compostela. However, you should keep in mind that the number of places offered to international students is limited and is usually not enough for the total number of young people. For this reason, students also consider private student residences or private shared rooms in flats.

Erasmus in the University of Santiago de Compostela

Here are some important things to keep in mind when doing your mobility at this Spanish institution:

  • You must present a certificate of knowledge of that language with a minimum level of B1. You can take one of the official exams or have your home university provide a certificate of proof that you have that level.
  • Get a second-hand bike when you arrive in the city! That way, you can move around quickly and affordably, both in Santiago and Lugo.

FAQ about the University of Santiago de Compostela

What are the best neighbourhoods to live in near USC?
If you are going to the Lugo Campus, we suggest living in the city centre and the area that extends south. Regarding the Santiago Campus, you can consider the old town, Zona Nueva, and even the Fontiñas area.
How much does student housing cost near USC?
The cost of a room in a shared apartment near this institution usually averages around €300 per month, although it always depends on the characteristics of the room, the apartment and its location.
How to get to the University of Santiago de Compostela?
All campuses of the institution have good public transportation connections with the centre of their respective cities. In addition, you can easily walk everywhere, although we suggest that you consider getting a second-hand bike to use during your Erasmus.
Which are the best Apps for Erasmus students at USC?
The Erasmus Play app is one of the best apps you can download. We accompany you throughout the mobility planning process, as we give you the possibility to connect with other young people who are going to USC at the same time as you, to easily find roommates, and to know all the necessary information for your mobility.
How is student life at USC?
It is very lively! In addition to having the possibility of joining various student associations, you can also be part of sports and cultural clubs. Likewise, young people usually take advantage of their stay to explore the city to the fullest, as well as the rest of Galicia.