Probably, generally far less current/risk than a heater so less likely to be specifically banned.
You'd need to contact your uni accommodation service and ask. If they are allowed then it's likely it will need to undergo portable appliance testing (PAT) before you can use it.
As above, check with accommodation services before you lug one all the way there.
Unless you are drying clothes inside I can’t see the need tbh.
Unless you are drying clothes inside I can’t see the need tbh.
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