Evaluating off-campus student housing preferences: A pilot survey

Johari, Noraini; Mohd, Thuraiya; Abdullah, Lizawati; Ahmad@Mohamed, Nurulanis; Sani, Suwaibatul Islamiah Abdullah

doi:10.1063/1.5005401

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“…Hunian mahasiswa menjadi salah satu kunci dalam perkembangan KPT (Garmendia et al, 2012a;Johari et al, 2017;Russo et al, 2007). Pada awalnya hunian mahasiswa di sekitar kampus disediakan oleh masyarakat sekitar (Smith, 2007).…”

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Influence of Student’s Characteristics on the Preferences and Availability of Student Housing in Tembalang Higher Education Area (HEA)

Prastiwi,

Dewi

2023

Ruang

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Tembalang Higher Education Area (HEA) has rapidly developed since the existencing of Diponegoro University in 2010. The constantly increasing number of students occured demands this area to fulfill the housing needs of its students. Availability of housing that doesn’t match their demand can lead to vacant housing which losses for various parties. As the housing consumers, students with various characteristics play an important role on this process. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to find out the influence of students characteristics towards their preferences for housing needs and its availability in HEA of Tembalang. These influences are analyzed using quantitative research methods with multiple linear regression and quantitative descriptive. The results of the study indicate that student’s hometown and study year have a significant effect on the preference of student's housing type by 31%, while the study year, transportation and student’s activities have a significant effect on the preference of student's housing location by 10.2%. Refer to the influences explained, this study predicted that student housings with HMO and private housing types on Bulusan and Kramas Village will develop significantly, where through this development, housing vacancies phenomenon can be avoided

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Influence of Student’s Characteristics on the Preferences and Availability of Student Housing in Tembalang Higher Education Area (HEA)

Prastiwi,

Dewi

2023

Ruang

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“…Hunian mahasiswa menjadi salah satu kunci dalam pembangunan kawasan pendidikan tinggi (Garmendia et al, 2012a;Johari et al, 2017;Russo et al, 2007). Namun, permasalahan terkait hunian mahasiswa di setiap studi kasus mempunyai fokus yang berbedabeda tergantung dari kebutuhan hunian mahasiswa pada setiap kawasan.…”

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Analisis Ketersediaan Hunian Mahasiswa Pada Proses Studentifikasi Di Kawasan Pendidikan Tinggi Tembalang, Semarang

Prastiwi

Dewi

2021

RIPTEK

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Tembalang Higher Education Area is growing rapidly in line with the increasing number of Diponegoro University students. The development of the area and the increase of students number triggered the emergence of studentification which resulted in changes in the social, economic, cultural and physical structures. Hence, the rate of land conversion that has not been developed into built-up land, which is 31.8% of the total area where student residences are more dominant than communities’ residential. The studentification process that has been studied shows that housing demand that are not in accordance with the its availability can lead to vacant housing or a de-studentification phase which can harm the area. Therefore, this study aims to analyze the availability of student housing in the context of studentification. The research was conducted by analyzing the variable housing availability of students and using data on the type and location of student housing. The type of student housing itself is based on the theory of studentification that consist of HMO (House Multiple Occupation), PBSA (Purpose Built Student Accomodation) and Private Housing. Meanwhile, the student residential locations are grouped based on five sub-districts, namely Tembalang Village, Bulusan Village, Pedalangan Village, Sumurboto Village and Kramas Village. Data collection was carried out through field observations and through data from google maps and interviews with the owner of the student residence. The data obtained were then analyzed using quantitative methods with quantitative descriptive analysis tools and spatial analysis. The results of the analysis show that Bulusan Village has the most varied types of housing available, both HMO, PBSA, and private housing where the percentage of land area that is not built is still quite high (> 50%) and the second closest distance to the campus is after Tembalang Village. With this diversity, Kelurahan Bulusan has a high chance of being developed as a direction for residential development for students compared to Kelurahan Tembalang which is currently too congested. Thus the construction of residential spaces at KPT Tembalang afterwards can be avoided from vacant student residences or de-studentification.

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“…Although students only stay in the hostel temporarily for a few years, the hostel environment has a lasting impact on their motivation and performance in university [1]. Therefore, a good hostel design is critical in developing a conducive learning environment for higher education [2]. Living in a hostel is not merely about finding a living shelter for a few years near their lecture halls; instead, it becomes an especially significant period in a student's life.…”

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University Students’ Preference for On-Campus Hostel Attributes

Wong¹,

Jie,²

2022

IJSSHR

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The university hostel is an essential accommodation provision for students throughout their time at university. In recent decades, there has been a shift toward the university hostel as a central location for student development and support. It is a place where students live, study, entertain and socialise with other students during their university life. Therefore, consideration of relevant students’ needs should not be overlooked in providing a conducive university hostel environment. It becomes a critical agenda to gain insights into new generation students’ points of view to ensure that the design of the university hostel remains relevant to them. Therefore, this research aims to explore university students’ preference for on-campus hostel attributes. The main objectives are to identify Generation Z (Gen Z) students’ preferred attributes of university hostels and examine the values that influence their preferences. This qualitative research is based on the Means-End Chain (MEC) research model. Fifty-two Gen Z students residing in on-campus hostels provided by University Technology Sarawak, Malaysia were interviewed using the laddering interview technique. The result of this approach reveals fifteen preferred hostel attributes driven by six students’ values. The finding shed new light on the interrelationship between hostel attributes and students’ values. It provides a valuable reference for architects and university hostel management in establishing a conducive hostel environment congruent with the student’s needs.

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Evaluating off-campus student housing preferences: A pilot survey

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Influence of Student’s Characteristics on the Preferences and Availability of Student Housing in Tembalang Higher Education Area (HEA)

Influence of Student’s Characteristics on the Preferences and Availability of Student Housing in Tembalang Higher Education Area (HEA)

Analisis Ketersediaan Hunian Mahasiswa Pada Proses Studentifikasi Di Kawasan Pendidikan Tinggi Tembalang, Semarang

University Students’ Preference for On-Campus Hostel Attributes

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