Casita provides Cranfield University student accommodation that is friendly, comfortable, and affordable located near to the university with several restaurants and cafes where you can dine in and grab your coffee. Properties feature fast Wi-Fi, insurance, 24/7 security and CCTV, an on-site friendly management team, recycling service, laundry facility, individual and group study spaces, an on-site gym, and all bills are included in the rent so there won’t be any extra bills to worry about.
Why Study at Cranfield University?
Cranfield University was founded by the Royal Air Force base of RAF Cranfield in 1946 as the College of Aeronautics. In 1967, Cranfield University School of Management received its royal charter to award academic degrees to the students. In 1993, the Royal Charter of the college was changed to the University of Cranfield. A year later in 2003, Cranfield became wholly for postgraduate and the Shrivenham site admitted its last undergraduates.
Prince Edward Duke of Kent, in the Torrens Building in Adelaide next to Carnegie Mellon University, opened the first international university campus in 2007. It provided short postgraduate studies in defence management and technology in collaboration with local universities and through distance learning courses. However, the "defence boom" was not realised in South Australia, which prompted the closure of the campus in 2010 because of its inability to draw enough students. Silsoe College closed in 2009, and its facilities have shifted to Cranfield's main campus.
Why Study at Cranfield University?
Cranfield University is a world-class research and teaching-oriented university, providing a professional academic community. The university is aware that students need to be in a diverse community. As a result, Cranfield University has a wide range of students from various backgrounds, contributing to a valuable learning experience. The university’s core focus is science, engineering, technology, and management. The university studies for 20/2021 have shown that 97% of Cranfield University graduates work or enrol in higher education 6 months after their graduation.
Departments and Divisions
Cranfield has many academic centres and educational institutions that conduct international research in our academic field including Offroad Vehicle Engineering, Advanced Vehicle Engineering Centre, Aeromechanical Systems Group, Aerospace Integration Research Centre, Archaeological and Forensic Analysis Group which is one of the world’s largest centres of postgraduate education & research in aircraft design, aerodynamics, and advanced modelling. The university’s Air Transport Control Center and Autonomous and Cyberspace Systems Center are regarded as one of the major research and education centres on air transport management.
Facilities
Cranfield University has a number of professional and versatile facilities that enhance the efficiency of its teaching. Many of the university’s facilities are accessible on campus or within a short stroll around. The university has three libraries that welcome students in flexible hours. Students have access to Kings Norton Library via swipe card 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.
The library includes 200 academic libraries, 22,000 e-journals, and the main collections of books and reports are all available as well.
Moreover, there is a massive network of computer stations across campus. Cranfield University also offers large-scale facilities including oil and gas engineering rigs, sewage treatment works, and an experimental farm. The nursery service is also available so that any students with children are able to access the on-campus nursery and pre-school.
Cranfield University Student Accommodation
Cranfield University offers suitable accommodation for affordable prices with all the facilities you might need. The university has 990 single on-campus rooms with a limited number of twin quarters. The properties feature free fast Wi-Fi, car parking, and cleaning services.
Cranfield University Nearby Universities
The University of Northampton is 30 minutes away, while the University of Bedfordshire is 23 minutes away, and the University of Buckingham is 35 minutes away.
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