Student Housing Edmonton

Find and book the best student housing in Edmonton with University Living. Our platform helps you find and compare a wide range of student apartments in Edmonton tailored to your lifestyle and budget. Choose from private student properties including modern studios, shared apartments, en-suite rooms, and fully furnished flats- all designed to provide comfort, security, and convenience.

At University Living, we make it easy to explore Edmonton’s popular student neighborhoods and find accommodations close to leading universities like the University of Alberta and MacEwan University. Get detailed insights into the area, read trusted reviews, and even connect with potential roommates before you move in.

Edmonton is the cultural capital of Alberta. It comes with world-class theatres, museums, galleries, and a bustling music scene. Edmontonians are a tough and resilient bunch. With a population of over one million, the city is among the world's coldest; other members of this exclusive club include Moscow and Harbin, China.

The chilly weather doesn't keep Edmontonians from getting out and about at winter festivals and events. Some of the prominent ones are the Deep Freeze Festival and the Ice on Whyte. They feature a variety of fun and wild activities to help you fight the winter blues.

Edmonton is a major educational hub in Canada, with a number of well-known universities and other higher education institutions. It is home to numerous public universities as well as schools and institutes that specialize in fields such as technology and art.

Edmonton has eight institutions with a total of 134 study programmes. In addition, 107 Bachelor's programmes are offered by eight universities. 20 Master's programmes are offered by four universities, and seven PhD programmes are offered by one university. The most renowned ones being

• University of Alberta
• MacEwan University
• Concordia University of Edmonton
• Northern Alberta University of Technology

When it comes to rental cost, living in Edmonton is often less expensive and has its advantages. The average rent in Edmonton is 4.9 percent lower than in Calgary, another large Alberta city.

Edmonton is, in reality, one of the cheapest cities in North America. According to Oxford Economics' most recent North American housing affordability assessment, Edmonton is the continent's fourth most affordable city.