Get to Know Brisbane

Brisbane is the perfect destination for domestic and international students to live, learn and play in the outdoors. With an average of 261 days of sunshine per year, and some of the best beaches and universities on your doorstep, it’s an excellent city for savvy students to call home.

The recent boom in student accommodation in Brisbane offers plenty of choice when it comes to finding a place to live. There’s also reliable public transport, including the iconic CityCats, so getting around is easy.

Wherever you plan on studying in Brisbane, UniLodge has you covered. 

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Get to Know Adelaide

Your university experience shouldn’t just be about studying all the time. In a city like Adelaide, there’s plenty of things to see and do outside the classroom. From the world-famous wineries found throughout the Adelaide Hills, to the artistic festivals that draw people from all over Australia, Adelaide has something for every student.

With so much student accommodation in Adelaide to choose from, finding your new home in the city is easy with UniLodge. Browse our Adelaide locations today.

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With its influential universities and rich culture, it’s easy to see why Melbourne is one of the most popular destinations for internal and domestic students in Australia. From the city’s iconic laneways and trendy restaurants to the leafy streets of the outer suburbs, every part of Melbourne has something to offer students.

No matter which university you’re enrolled at or how long you plan to spend in Melbourne, UniLodge can help you find the perfect place to live. Check out our student accommodation in Melbourne to find your new home. There are many styles of apartments to choose from, all within walking distance to class.

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Get to Know Auckland

Set among two harbours, Auckland’s geographic location means you’ll be able to combine your studies with exploring New Zealand’s stunning outdoors. You could catch a ferry to Rangitoto Island, a dormant volcano just off the mainland, or go swimming at one of the city’s famous black-sand beaches. From a lively dining scene to museums and art galleries, there are also plenty of manmade attractions on offer in Auckland.

Our student accommodation in Auckland houses a mix of international and domestic students, so you’ll get to meet people from a wide range of backgrounds. To combine study periods with meaningful social interaction, book your student accommodation in Auckland with UniLodge today.

Get to Know Wellington

With its waterfront location and excellent learning institutions, Wellington is a land of opportunity for students. In addition to getting a great education, you’ll also be surrounded by nature, so you can enjoy an active lifestyle and discover the beauty of New Zealand’s outdoors.

The city is bordered by a 425-hectare belt of greenery filled with nature reserves, so there’s plenty of scenery to explore. You could also venture up Mount Victoria and marvel at the incredible views of the surrounding city.

Check out the accommodation options available at UniLodge Stafford House and book your student accommodation in Wellington today.

Get to Know Sydney

Sydney attracts a wide variety of students from all over the world to come and study as it has an awesome climate, fantastic beaches on its door step, world famous icons like the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Around every corner there is another attraction that makes you love living in this city. 

Finding affordable student accommodation in Sydney is a little challenging however UniLodge has some great student housing options in the inner city suburb of Ultimo close to the University of Sydney, UTS and a range of Sydney colleges and TAFEs.

Get to Know Darwin

Residents of our student accommodation in Darwin love the city for its laidback lifestyle and friendly atmosphere. Once a frontier outpost, Darwin has grown into a bustling multicultural capital with endless sights and attractions to discover.

If you want to have an adventure in between study sessions, Darwin is the gateway to Kakadu National Park. An enormous nature reserve featuring wetlands, crocodile-infested rivers and ancient sandstone rock formations, Kakadu is around an hour and a half’s drive from Darwin.

The city also has several waterfront areas, beaches, and green spaces to explore such as Bicentennial Park and Stokes Hill Wharf. If you’re feeling brave, you could try swimming with crocodiles at Crocosaurus Cove or go fishing in the surrounding wetlands. To learn more about the history of Darwin, pay a visit to the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory.

Choosing to study in Darwin is an exciting opportunity to live and learn in one of Australia’s most unique cities. Book your student accommodation in Darwin with UniLodge today.

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Get to Know Cairns

Studying in Australia’s tropical north means you’ll have access to the best of everything this region has to offer – rainforests, coastal scenery, and James Cook University. If you’re looking to keep yourself entertained between classes and study sessions, Cairns is the perfect playground for off-duty students. The city’s esplanade is lined with restaurants and bars where you can dine out while overlooking the ocean. It also features a large swimming lagoon for when you want to cool off on humid days.

Catch a ferry out to the Great Barrier Reef to see the colourful coral and marine life, or head to the Daintree Rainforest and go hiking among ancient trees and rivers. Fly high above the treetops on the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway or catch the historic Kuranda Scenic Railway.

To live within a stone’s throw of these incredible attractions, lock in your student accommodation in Cairns by booking with UniLodge.

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Get to know Perth

Perth’s geographic isolation hasn’t stopped it from growing into a prosperous city filled with educational and professional opportunities. Overlooking the Swan River, which flows from the foothills of the Darling Range all the way to Freemantle, it offers excellent living standards and exciting things to see and do.

On average, Perth enjoys 265 days of sunshine a year. Whether you want to visit Rottnest Island or make the most of the climate at famous Cottesloe Beach, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. Perth is also home to Kings Park, one of the largest inner-city parks in the world. Overlooking the city, it’s a great spot for hiking and picnicking.

Be sure to book your student accommodation in Perth early to avoid missing out on your preferred location. 

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Get to Know Townsville

Along with its country town charm and laidback locals, Townsville hosts a number of governmental, community and major business administrative offices. It also has a lively nightlife and beautiful waterfront areas and is close to popular tourist attractions like Magnetic Island and the Great Barrier Reef.

Boasting up to 300 days of sunshine each year, the city’s climate is perfect for outdoor recreational activities like rainforest hiking, mountain biking and snorkelling. You could soak up the sunshine at The Strand, a strip of tropical beach and gardens along the waterfront, or explore the parklands on the banks of the Ross River.

The cost of living in Townsville is low compared to many other Australian cities, making it easy for students to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle on a modest budget. Get the most out of your student experience by booking your room at UniLodge student accommodation in Townsville.

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Get to know Christchurch

Christchurch is the largest city on the South Island of New Zealand. A gateway to ski resorts, alpine villages, scenic vineyards and wildlife adventures, it’s surrounded by natural wonders. Due to the city’s mountainous location, Christchurch is one of the only places in Australasia where you can go from sitting in a lecture to skiing in under 2 hours. You’ll be able to fill your weekends and holidays with trips to nearby attractions or with explorations of the culturally rich city centre.

As the second most populous town in New Zealand, Christchurch is firmly back on its feet following a period of recovery in the wake of the 2011 earthquake. Having regained its status as a hub of learning and employment opportunities, the city is a fantastic place to attend university.

UniLodge offers purpose-built international student accommodation in Christchurch, so you can be confident of finding a comfortable home away from home no matter where you’re from. Book your university accommodation in Christchurch, New Zealand today.

Get to Know Wodonga

There’s so much to do in Albury Wodonga! Enjoy the luxuries of city life on your doorstep or day trip through our surrounding region - renowned for its world-class wines, good brews, and gourmet food. You'll be a step away from the Murray River and Lake Hume, and the snowfields of Falls Creek and Mt Hotham.

Relax in the beauty of the natural environment away from the big city hustle, surrounded by the unspoilt beauty of national parks and rolling valleys, yet close enough to be just a few hours travel to the metropolitan life in Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney.

Choosing to study in Albury Wodonga is an exciting opportunity to live and learn in regional Australia. Book your student accommodation in Albury Wodonga with UniLodge today.

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Coffs Harbour’s The Big Banana, offers a great photo opportunity and a chance to walk around and check out the site. You can grab a number of superb edible banana products in the shop and get a thrill on the rides at the Big Banana Fun Park and Water Park.

There is an array of high rope challenges up high in the trees at TreeTops Coffs Harbour and down at the harbour you will be surround by the natural beauty of the mountain escarpments, rainforests and more than 90 kilometres of white beaches. Take in the sites at a number of vantage points including the Sealy Lookout Forest Sky Pier, Griffiths Lookout, Muttonbird Island and Look At Me Know Headland.

Lismore is at the heart of the northern NSW region where you’ll find a lively arts and music vibe and colourful locals. The alternative village of Nimbin is known for its hippie lifestyle, vivid murals and unique festivals and tucked away in the lush hinterland, Kyogle is the gateway to magnificent national parks and rainforests.

The Richmond Valley sits to the south, covering beaches, rivers and national parks. Casino, an art deco town on the banks of the Richmond River, is known as the beef capital of NSW. On the coast, Evans Head has ocean beaches, a calm estuary, national parks and delicious fresh seafood. You can also visit the small towns of Woodburn, Coraki and Rappville.