The University of Peshawar is a residential university. The University has ten hostels, six for males with a capacity of 1949 and four for females with the capacity of 951. Beside these hostels, three new hostels are under construction two for boys and one for girls with a capacity of 300 each. All these hostels are situated at a walking distance from the teaching departments. Females’ hostels are located in the vicinity of Jinnah College for Women and the College of Home Economics.

Since the residence in hostel is a privilege and not a right, therefore accommodation is offered to the deserving students subject to the availability of seats in the hostels.

Hostels Rules and Regulations :

1. Hostel Regulations 2004. ( MS-Word)
2. Admission. ( MS-Word)
3. Discipline. ( MS-Word)
4. Hostel Dues. ( MS-Word)
5. Mess System. ( MS-Word)
6. Common Room & Closure of the Hostel. ( MS-Word)
7. Special Regulation for Female Hostel. ( MS-Word)
8. Leave Application and Complaints. ( MS-Word)
9. Healthl Facilities.( MS-Word)
10. Visitors & Permission & visiting Days & Time. ( MS-Word)
11. Hostel Officials. ( MS-Word)

The Campus II of the University of Peshawar is located at Bara Gali on the Abbottabad – Nathia Gali - Murree Road, at a distance of approximately 30 kilometers from Abbottabad, having an altitude of 7700 ft above the sea level, and spread over an area of 60 acres of land.

Bara Gali, one of the most beautiful valley resort with dense forests, tall mountains and very pleasant climate, is the Campus II of the University of Peshawar since 1965. It is the nucleus of our academic and research activities particularly during summer vacations, i.e. Mays to Septembers. Each summer around 20-25 International and National Seminars, Conferences, Symposia, Workshops, Training courses, etc. are held at this Campus, which are attended by more than a thousand national and international participants. Thousands of our students from various teaching departments/schools/colleges/centres visit Bara Gali each year both in summers and winters, for various academic and research,and recreation purposes.