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MeasureUNIPOL STUDENT HOMESNo. 1063492
Annual income£24,050,223
Annual expenditure£24,373,000
Income less expenditure-£322,777
TrusteesNot published
Highest-paid staff bandNo band in synced record
Financial year end31 July 2025
Cause categoryNot classified
RegionNot published

What it says it does

UNIPOL STUDENT HOMES

The Company's objectives are the advancement of education by providing and managing accommodation and related services for educational institutions, their students and other persons associated with educational institutions, and to develop and foster excellence and expertise in this field.

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