Accommodation

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What you need to know about student accommodation

The private sector helps to provide accommodation and accommodation services in different areas in the old and new city of Nablus. The Arabic for Non-Native Speakers Institute helps students connect with the private sector and find suitable housing options, whether shared or private.

There are also some private apartments for An-Najah University, which the university may allocate fully or partially as student residences.

Discover your options

You can choose to live together or alone in furnished apartments, studios equipped for students, or hostels.

We recommend some places that you can contact to find accommodation in Nablus.

Hostels

Hotels

Shared Accommodation

Shared housing usually includes two options: a single room or a shared room, where students live with people of the same gender. There are male and female dormitories.

Monthly Cost $130 – $220

Price usually does not include water, Wi-Fi, or electricity.

Private Accommodation

Private accommodation, such as studios, are usually reserved for one person, with the exception of some that provide shared living.

Monthly Cost $260 – $400

Price usually does not include water, Wi-Fi, or electricity.

Need Help Finding Accommodation?

If you would like to stay in a shared or private accommodation, please contact us to check the available options for you:

arabic@najah.edu

Our Vision

The Institute aspires to become a leading local and international center for teaching Arabic to non-native speakers by providing high-quality education that integrates 21st-century skills, modern technologies, and artificial intelligence into teaching and learning practices. This vision aligns with the vision of An-Najah National University in promoting sustainable development. The Institute is also committed to disseminating the Arabic language and Palestinian and Arab culture, fostering intercultural dialogue and communication among peoples, and preparing learners with the linguistic and cultural competencies needed to participate effectively in the global academic and human community.