DMU campus parking for students continues in 2023

We want to let you know that we will continue to issue monthly campus parking permits for students on a permanent basis. This follows a successful trial that we ran from September to December.

As with the trial period, permits will be £50 per month and issued on a first-come, first-served basis (to a maximum number of permits per month). To avoid disappointment, we recommend buying multiple months at a time if it’s important for you to have regular car parking on campus.

For more information and to reserve your permit, please visit the DMU online store.

Your purchase will entitle you to park in all university car parks* with the exception of the Main Car Park, the Main Car Park Annexes (Annex A and Visitor Car Park), Bede Hall of Residence, Trinity House and Beaumont Park. 

Your student access card will be updated accordingly.

*Please note, students can leave their vehicle in a DMU car park in the same spot for up to three days.

Availability of car parks:

Electric vehicle charging

The university has four electric vehicle charging points in the Bede House car park. To register to use this system please email sustainability@dmu.ac.uk. Our system provider is Pod Point.

This offer is subject to the following pricing and terms and conditions. For any questions or queries please contact: estateshelpdesk@dmu.ac.uk.

• Students must comply with the university’s Vehicle Parking & Cycle Policy.
• Students must not live within the Campus Exclusion Zone; you can find the list of excluded Post Codes is on the DMU website. Please check against your term-time address.
• Applications will be checked for Campus Exclusion, prior to approval.
• Should your application be rejected, due to your term-time address being within the Campus Exclusion Zone, then you will be issued a full refund.
• Permits are issued on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Permits will be restricted to one vehicle registration.
• Availability will be limited, and once sold out further permits may not be available.
• Permits must be collected from the Estates Services Building reception, once approval of your application has been authorised (we will tell you when it’s ready to collect). Notice may be given to withdraw student permits (not Disabled or Assessed Needs) at any time and for any reason, entirely at the discretion of the university. Should notice be given, permits will expire at the end of the month, with a full refund thereafter.
• The university will not be liable or responsible for the vehicles left in its car parks.
• If a student is in breach of the Vehicle Parking and Cycle Policy and/or these terms and conditions then enforcement action may be taken.