Student Accommodation Sydney

Brisbane is a awesome city for domestic and international university students to live, learn and play in the great outdoors. With a huge 261 days of sunshine a year each year, and some of the best beaches and universities in Australia on your doorstep, its an excellent city for the savvy student to call home.

With the recent boom in student accommodation in the heart of Brisbane, and with the excellent public transport facilities like the iconic CityCat ferries, it’s easy to get around. 

Our student accommodation close to the University of Queensland and Queensland University of Technology (QUT) are in three main areas.

1. Properties in and around Brisbane city and QUT include UniLodge on Margaret Street, UniLodge School Street Studios and UniLodge South Bank.
2. In Woolloongabba, on the Buranda rail station and bus link, is UniLodge Park Central - just 6 minutes from UQ over the Green Bridge.
3. Then properties in the suburb of St Lucia include UniLodge @ UQ St Lucia, the Manors, UniLodge on Gailey, Macquarie St, Twelfth Avenue and Visage.

If you are considering studying at QUT Gardens Point, UniLodge on Margaret Street is only 200 metres away and UniLodge School Street Studios is right outside the QUT Kelvin Grove Campus. 

So wherever you are planning to study, UniLodge has your accommodation covered. 

Adelaide has a great number of student accommodation housing options for both domestic and international students. With the University of South Australia and Adelaide University clustered to the north side of the city along North Terrace, finding good student accommodation in Adelaide is easy with UniLodge.  There is lots to do in Adelaide - from world class music festival such as WOMADelaide to visiting Rundall Mall to world-class wineries in the Adelaide Hills. So if you want to mix study time with some time out, staying close by the citycentre may be the right place for you.

Melbourne is one of the most popular cities for international and domestic university students to come and study as RMIT and The University of Melbourne is in the heart of the city. There are plenty of Melbourne student accommodation options available in the city as well as first class eateries and cafe to enjoy. 

If you're lucky enough to be a Melbourne university student, then check out the student housing options that Unilodge has to offer. There are heaps of different style apartments available - all walking distance to classes. 

If you are studying at the University of Auckland, you are in luck as there are some great student housing options available in Auckland.

Located within walking distance of the University of Auckland campus, UniLodge has four student accommodation options for you to choose from. 

If you are searching for student accommodation in Wellington, then UniLodge Stafford House is a great first place to look. As a hall of residence for the Victoria University of Wellington, you are sure to find the student accommodation is of a high standard. In Wellington, you get 2100 hours of sunshine every year and as you are surrounded by nature you you can lead a fun and active lifestyle when you are not studying. Wellington has 425 hectares of green belt surrounding it and is overlooked by Mount Victoria. The Mount Victoria lookout point is a definite must do. There’s so much to do and you and your new friends will be able to fill your weekends with all sorts of adventures in the nature reserves. 

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.

We believe Darwin is Australia’s best kept secret. Residents of our Darwin student accommodation absolutely love living here for the chilled-out lifestyle and friendly social atmosphere. Everyone’s welcome, in fact the locals are made up of more than 60 nationalities and 70 different ethnic backgrounds.

This colourful multicultural mix means there are loads of great cultural festival and the best weekly food and craft markets. There’s the Parap Village Markets and the Nightcliff Markets where we like having fish and chips on the jetty. In the dry season, an absolute must-do is seeing the sun go down at the Mindl Beach Sunset Markets.

When you feel like an adventure…Darwin has you covered. It’s the gateway to the massive Kakadu National Park. There are also several waterfront areas, beaches and green spaces like Bicentennial Park to explore. If you’re game you could try cage swimming with crocodiles at Crocosaurus Cove, or try out the popular pastime of barramundi fishing in the nearby wetlands.

Back in town you and your new friends could check out the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, which are near the waterfront. There’s also a wave lagoon and Stokes Hill Wharf, with outdoor restaurants and the pick up point for harbor cruises. Feel like shopping? In the heart of the city there’s the Smith Street pedestrian mall where you can buy Aboriginal art and crafts, South Sea pearls, opals and diamonds (if you have the cash)!

If you are studying in Queensland’s Tropical North, then you have the best of all worlds – Rainforests, Reefs and James Cook University. 

John Grey Hall which is located on campus at the university provides students with modern student housing options at very affordable prices. You can choose from studio apartments or multi-share options with friends.  

UniLodge at Curtin University is located to the south of Perth in the suburb of Bentley.  Right in the heart of the student social scene with four different properties to choose from, there are plenty of options to consider focusing on the opportunity to make new friends and be close to academic support.

Here’s something you probably didn’t know: Kings Park is one of the world’s largest inner city parks – bigger than New York’s Central Park – and it’s right in the heart of Perth! Perth sits on the bank of the Swan River which flows from the Darling Range foothills all the way to Fremantle. Perth is spoilt with great weather, with 265 days a year of sunshine a year with plentiful beaches, parklands and world-class wineries. Its is a mecha for outdoor enthusiasts and being on the same time zone as Singapore, its a very popular destination for international students from Asian locations.

Sunny Townsville is Australia’s largest tropical city, it is Australia's largest urban centre north of the Sunshine Coast and considered the unofficial capital of North Queensland by locals. Townsville hosts a significant number of governmental, community and major business administrative offices. It is in the dry tropics region of Queensland, adjacent to the central section of the Great Barrier Reef, Magnetic Island, the Savannahs and country towns of the outback. 

Townsville boasts up to 300 days of sunshine each year providing the ideal base for a variety of recreational activities including rainforest hikes, mountain biking, snorkelling or scuba diving on the Reef. Popular attractions include "The Strand", a long tropical beach and garden strip; Riverway, a riverfront parkland attraction located on the banks of Ross River; Reef HQ, a large tropical aquarium holding many of the Great Barrier Reef's native flora and fauna.

The cost of living in Townsville is low compared to major Australian capital cities, which makes it an ideal place to study at James Cook University and live in shared accomodation for students, with a variety of on campus accommodation options. 

Living at UniLodge JCU Halls of Residences there are a variety of student apartments and single rooms to choose from all of which include: 

• Unlimited WIFI, electricity and water
• King single bed, study desk and chair
• Shared BBQ facilities
• Air-conditioning
• Car parking, bicycle storage and repairs facilities
• Common rooms, lounges, games room and outdoor setting
• Laundry facilities
• On-site staff and security