Student Accommodations near Kogarah

Situated in Sydney, this locality is a popular choice for students planning to study in Australia. Amber offers a wide range of options for Kogarah accommodation for students. Many of the listed homes offer both shared and private accommodations, and we offer a variety of possibilities for Kogarah accommodation for students. Finding and reserving amber student accommodation is simple. Our search tool has made it easier for you to find the perfect student house for your needs and budget, enabling you to browse for apartments in a given city, neighbourhood, or close to a specific university. You can also sort the accommodation according to their cost and distance from the school, or let us propose the best options. You will have a fantastic home base from which to enjoy student life and the pleasures of living in this cultural city when you reserve your ideal student house with us. These student accommodation options are also close to universities such as Centre for Continuing Education, Taylor College, Sydney Film School, The University of Sydney, and the National Institute of Dramatic Art.

This Sydney suburb in New South Wales is around 13 kilometres from Sydney, has an area of 2.608 square kilometres and is located in the Australian Eastern Daylight Time zone Australia/Sydney and has a population of 15,124 people. The locality is named after a tiny bay on the Georges River's northern coast that the suburb once extended all the way to but it has since been separated into the independent suburbs of Kogarah Bay and Beverley Park. Its name is derived from an Aboriginal term that means rushes or reeds. It had previously been spelled 'Coggera,' 'Cogerah,' and 'Kuggerah,' but the current spelling was established when the railway line arrived through the region in the 1880s.

Made up of a mix of residential, commercial, and light industrial areas, only 33% of this area’s residents are born in Australia, with the rest of its population originally from China, Nepal, and other (mostly-Asian) countries. This diversity in cultures gives you a world-class experience, with exposure to different languages, food, and practices all within a 3-square kilometre piece of land. The area is conveniently equipped with all-day access to transportation.

Amber provides student accommodation in Sydney and in and around Sydney, Kogarah is a part of suburbs in Sydney. Amber provides various studios for rent in Kogarah and other reasonably priced Kogarah accommodation options for students. You should only choose the best when studying abroad. Amber provides luxurious en-suites, student flats and studios for rent in Kogarah. Carefully picked out and built specifically for students, most of the properties have a shared or private kitchen and include several additional amenities such as gyms, game rooms, study rooms and WiFi. Conveniently located in hip neighbourhoods with plenty of cafes, restaurants, and stores to choose from, these rooms are certainly not far from several top universities in this locality, including. Some of amber's top Kogarah accommodation for students options include:

1. Western Sydney University Village Bankstown

2. Scape at University of Sydney

3. Scape Redfern

4. Scape Sydney Central

5. Scape Darling Square

6. Iglu Summer Hill Student Accommodation

7. Dayman Apartments

8. BELONG Strathfield

9. Scape Darling House

10. Student Village North Ryde

The cost of your Kogarah accommodation will likely be the largest of your expenses after your college tuition. To help plan out your budget and expenses, we have provided rough estimates of a few other mandatory costs you will have to bear while living as a student in the city. Most of these estimated prices will vary depending on personal preferences but are helpful to gauge how much you could be spending.

1. Food and groceries: AU$100 - AU$200 per month

2. Travel: AU$40 - AU$100 per month

3. Phone plan: AU$10 - AU$30 per month

4. Recreation: AU$50 - AU$200 per month

5. Clothing: AU$15 - AU$25 per month

6. Stationery and textbooks: AU$20 - AU$25 per month

The city has a well-developed public transport network that students can use to get around. To save on travel, finding student accommodation in Sydney near your university or public transport is the best way to go. Even when travelling only within Sydney's central business district and inner suburbs, public transit can be challenging. In Kogarah, walking can often be quicker than taking public transportation for short distances. Applications for smartphones like Google Maps, TripView, Moovit, and Arrivo Sydney, which use real-time transit data for all forms of transportation, are highly helpful for excursions, including public transportation inside the Sydney region.

1. Bus: Buses are the most pocket-friendly mode of transport for students to use. A weekly bus pass will cost around AU$10 - 30, depending on the service. Miranda tends to be the main bus hub, with services running to Lilli Pilli, Sylvania (as well as Cronulla and Sutherland).

2. Metro: The city also has a metro system that runs through it and is convenient for students. It runs mainly underground and has 13 different significant stations. The metro network is constantly growing, with new lines and stations being built to improve connectivity within the city.

3. Train: Trains service every station in the metropolitan area at least every 30 minutes. Peak times (7-9:30 AM and 4:30-7 PM) have more frequent and crowded trains and some express services that skip more stations. Trains between Sutherland and Cronulla every 15 minutes, and every 30 minutes to other stations.

4. Bicycle: The area can be pleasant for cycling, but plan your route to avoid traffic and significant hill climbs. The three cross-routes from West to East, connect Illawong to Sutherland, Sutherland to Tarren Point, and Taren Point to Cronulla and Kurnell.