Residential halls of University College Kingsbury

University College Kingsbury contains twelve residential halls and three affiliated houses. The halls are primary source of accommodation for most students, both undergraduate and postgraduate. In conjunction with the faculties and departments of the university, the halls provide additional tutorial lessons and other teaching aids. This model closely follows the method taken by the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, which the college adopted in the 1920s.

List of halls and houses

Name	Foundation	Total assets	Financial endowment	Undergraduates	Postgraduates	Total students
Booth Hall	1969	£1,192,172	£488,790	337	181	518
Cowen Hall	1920	£956,430	£430,394	351	165	516
King's Hall	1871	£1,243,645	£609,386	363	223	586
Newbridge Hall	1969	£1,182,124	£520,135	335	214	549
Robertson Hall	1999	£1,059,540	£455,602	0	527	527
Wright Hall	1920	£1,115,445	£513,104	346	179	525