The closest student accommodation in Sydney is Sydney Student Living Top Ryde, just an 11-minute drive away.
Charles Sturt University accommodation typically ranges from AU$160 to AU$1450 per week.
Charles Sturt University operates on a Trimester system (Session 1 starting in March, Session 2 in July, & Session 3 in November).
North Sydney Station is the closest train station, just a 5-minute walk from the campus.
For the September intake, start looking in January or February at the latest. Rooms within walking distance of campus sell out quickly.
Yes, you can share your university accommodation with your friends, but the rules vary from university to university. We suggest you consult the concerned authorities before you decide to move in.
Most of these university accommodations start their intake in February, but they will let you book rooms at the last moment if they have student rooms available. But booking earlier will be the best bargain because there is every chance that the prices may hike depending upon availability. For booking accommodation, click here.
Yes. If you'd want to plan a site check before booking a dorm, contact our booking experts, and we will arrange a virtual tour for you.
Yes, students who book earlier often earn generous discounts and pay much less rent for their hostel room. You can also leverage the discounts and cashback from group bookings.
No, it is not mandatory to stay in the university hostel. You can choose to stay in any accommodation of your choice.
Yes, all postgraduate students can rent accommodation near Charles Sturt University.
Students attending Charles Sturt University Sydney have to opt for Charles Sturt University off-campus accommodation. Students can use amber to compare verified Charles Sturt University accommodations at different budgets. Current listings for Charles Sturt Uni accommodation range from AU$160 per week to AU$1450 per week. Options such as Sydney Student Living Top Ryde are located a 11-minute drive away from the university.
Charles Sturt University was established on 19 July 1989, with the merger of the Mitchell College of Advanced Education & the Riverina-Murray Institute of Higher Education. The campus is located at Level 6, 77 Berry Street, North Sydney NSW 2060. Students can pursue undergraduate & postgraduate study across areas including accounting, business, information technology, health & human services. Current Sydney offerings include qualifications such as the Bachelor of Accounting, Bachelor of Business, Bachelor of Information Technology, Master of Professional Accounting, Master of Information Technology, & many more. Charles Sturt University ranks #1 in Australia for undergraduate graduate employment rates and top-tier for starting salaries.
Since the campus does not offer Charles Sturt University apartments on campus, students have to choose studios, shared apartments, private rooms, & en-suite rooms. Some of the best Charles Sturt University accommodation options include:
The Sydney campus is particularly well connected by metro, train & bus. Victoria Cross is the closest major rapid-transit station located at a 2-minute walk from the campus. The opening of the Sydney Metro City line at Victoria Cross Station allows students living in northern suburbs (like Macquarie Park) to reach campus in under 15 minutes. For suburban rail services, North Sydney Station is around a 5-minute walk away. Bus travel is equally convenient, with Victoria Cross Station, Miller St, Stand C, roughly a 3-minute walk away. Students may also qualify for concession fares on an Opal card, subject to Transport for NSW eligibility requirements.
Student representation at Charles Sturt University is structured differently from a single-campus student union. The University's governance framework includes a Student Senate & campus Student Representative Committees. Sydney students are specifically represented through the Charles Sturt University Sydney Student Representative Sub-committee.
Students can also participate in the wider Charles Sturt community through student leadership, social activities & university events. One of the university's established annual traditions is Foundation Day, celebrated on the Wednesday closest to 19 July to mark Charles Sturt University's establishment in 1989. The event brings together students, staff, alumni & the wider university community.