University Hall

University Hall offers a supportive and fun environment in your first year of study. With 533 residents, you are bound to meet other residents who are studying the same courses as you, or have similar interests, whether they are sporting, cultural or musical.  

The hall offers the flexibility of single-gender or non-alcohol areas. 

There are three room options, West (standard), East (standard) and East (Flats). 

Flats have a 1:3 bathroom ratio and the added bonus of a living room and kitchen, otherwise students are very much part of the University Hall social and academic community, with meals provided in the Dining Hall. The rooms are the same size as an East standard room without the mirror and basin. 

Each Taurima has a key group of residents to support throughout the first year.  A mix of academic tutorials and an active social programme encourages a healthy work-life balance.

With residents studying a wide range of degrees and with a number of international students, you will gain access to diverse ideas and cultures.

More information

Contact us

UniLodge University Hall
9 Maidstone Road, Ilam
Christchurch 8041
T: +64 (03) 266 0400
E: universityhall@unilodge.co.nz

Statement of intent

UniLodge has been providing pastoral care for students for over 20 years and our Residential Life Programme aims to foster inclusive communities through a diverse range of events and initiatives to support residents to achieve academic success.

We understand that university is a transformative time in a student’s life, and we build our program around this to inspire development, build lifelong friendships, and support students through any challenges they may encounter.

All of our staff receive training and resources to be able to assist students to access the right support for them, ranging from helping residents adapt to living away from home, accessing financial support, or helping them find a counsellor to talk things through.

UniLodge has strong industry partnerships with universities and other institutions to help students navigate their options, as well as inform them of community-based resources.

Each resident is a unique individual and can expect from UniLodge, an environment that has clear, reasonable and effective practices, and that aligns with the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of Domestic Tertiary and International Learners.