Graduate Student Housing

As a student on º£½ÇÉçÇø’s Portland Campus for the Health Sciences, you will be a commuter student. The Graduate and Professional Student Affairs Office is here to help connect you with resources for locating an apartment and/or finding a roommate. For additional help with answers to questions not found on this website contact us at (207) 221-4212 or pchousing@une.edu.

Apartment Listings

Look for an apartment using our customizable Listing Directory. You may also want to check out these sites for short-term housing options:

• Rotating Rooms
• Furnished Finder

Warning: Individuals are attempting rental scams in the Portland area by posing as landlords/property managers. Please exercise caution. Read our housing disclaimer (PDF)

We can help connect you with other º£½ÇÉçÇø students who are looking for housing or a roommate. Complete our survey using your º£½ÇÉçÇø username and password to gain access to a searchable database.

Visit our password portal if you have yet to activate your º£½ÇÉçÇø username and password.

• Maine Attorney General’s Office
• City of Portland
• Maine Housing Authority
• Rights of Tenants in Maine
• Tips Before You Rent
• Maine Housing Search
• Moving to Maine
• Student Renter’s Guide
• First-Time Renter’s Guide: 18 Steps
• A Guide to Renting for People with Disabilities

Are you going to be living in Portland without a vehicle? º£½ÇÉçÇø students can ride the Greater Portland Metro, Portland's public transportation system, for free. Your º£½ÇÉçÇø student ID is your bus pass, just show your º£½ÇÉçÇø ID to the driver and tap it on the card reader when getting on the bus.

Maps and Schedules

A full listing of bus route maps and schedules are available at Greater Portland Metro.