Creating your best work can be hard work. We know how much effort you put in to making the most of your uni experience, so we wanna give you the space to let loose and create your best memories yet too.
Whether you want to put your feet up in the cinema room or find your connection with our onsite events, we're ready to help you make every moment a big one.
Life at iQ is made easy by us, but shaped by you.
Show us that you’re living your university life to the fullest with #MyiQLife.
#MyiQLife helps us to know that you’re living it up, but it also helps you, our residents, to meet other students, stay social, and get involved in the fun.
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iQ Feel Good offers the right support on hand, whenever residents need it. Whether it's guidance from our site teams, support from our partners at Shout UK and Student Minds or making connections through our Feel Good Ambassadors, we're here to help residents feel good.
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Every postgrad journey is different, but the pressure to find the right place to live can feel the same. Whether you're moving to a country or looking for new ways of living, hear about some of our postgrad residents' experiences below.
“The nature and the beautiful and peaceful environment around Alice House: this is what I will miss most for sure.”
Oxford University student Mauro reflects on his time living at iQ Alice House whilst studying for his postgraduate degree in Politics.
“London is full of surprises- I’ll never get bored of it. Moving to this city was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made”.
Hear about postgrad student Andreaa's unique route into postgrad life after moving over from Romania to study MSc Psychology in London.
“I’ve found that I’m really enjoying being in my own space.”
Runkun travelled over from China to study MSc Modern and Contemporary Art in Edinburgh. We speak to her about the changes she made as an international postgrad.