Student Accommodations near Sydney Global College, Sydney

Students studying or planning to pursue their education in Sydney need not worry about finding budget-friendly student accommodation near Sydney Global College. With amber, students will find a vast range of affordable student accommodation near Sydney Global College, including budget-friendly halls of residences, apartment studios, shared rooms, en-suite rooms, non-en-suites and private houses (PBSA) consisting of several contemporary shared areas and some complimentary facilities, which will include laundry and free Wi-fi.

These private accommodations are built conveniently from the universities, in almost every city's central area, making them one of the most suitable accommodation options for students. The most famous student accommodations near Sydney Global College include Student Village North Ryde, Dayman Apartments, Scape Darling Square, Iglu Mascot Accommodation, and Scape Darling House.

Sydney Global College is a public university in Australia that aims to equip students with the skills to think critically and ethically, as well as to effect change in their communities, industries, and professions. The Australian government funds the college, and international students can choose from six campuses spread across the country in Brisbane, Melbourne, North Sydney, Strathfield, Sydney, and Ballarat. Sydney Global College is committed to rigorous intellectual scholarship, individual truth-seeking, and academic freedom. The ethos of the university is based on Christian values and the Catholic intellectual tradition, and the primary concern is with ethics in all fields of endeavor.  This Catholic University works hard to establish and maintain strong relationships with its community and industries in order to produce highly skilled professionals who will become dedicated professional.

All of our student accommodation near Sydney Global College locations have excellent amenities (including gyms, picturesque rooftop patios, gaming lounges, theatre rooms, and more), a variety of apartments, and easy accessibility to public transport around Sydney. Each neighbourhood has its specialities, yet they all provide excellent accommodation options near Sydney Global College. UniLodge @ UC - Campus West, UniLodge at Guginya and UniGardens, Sydney are popular off-campus accommodation localities. These places feature economical and student-friendly takeout, restaurants and supermarkets.

1. Student Village North Ryde

2. Dayman Apartments

3. Scape Darling Square

4. Iglu Mascot Accommodation

5. Scape Darling House

6. Scape Quay

7. UME Redfern

8. Iglu Chatswood Student Accommodation

Living in Sydney could be expensive, but careful assessments and planning can help students avoid spending extra pounds. For student accommodation near Sydney Global College, it is recommended to have a budget of 1,200-1,700 AU$/month, including all living and other personal expenses. Remember that these costs are estimates, and the actual amount may vary.

1. Food and beverages: AU$95 to AU$220 per week

2. Mobile bills: AU$20 to AU$50 per month

3. Dining: AU$45 to AU$95 per week

4. Entertainment and leisure: AU$20 to AU$50 per week

5. Transportation: AU$80 to AU$190 per month

6. Laundry: AU$20 to AU$35 per week

7. Stationery and Course books: AU$25 to AU$80 per month

The city is famous for its comprehensive Sydney Transportation network that runs across all parts of the city, including the Sydney Global College. The Sydney travel system is divided into many zones, covering all popular city parts.

To help students, we have enlisted the major transport systems in Sydney along with their average fares. Students should note that these fares could vary from peak to sloppy hours.

1. Bus: Building a more robust transport system in Sydney will greatly help Sydney residents get around. Buses cover all corners of the city, making it easy for students to get around the city and surrounding areas. As a student, you also get a student discount.

2. Trains: Building a more robust transport system in Sydney is having an impact on how Sydney residents get around. To improve our cities and reduce congestion, Sydney combines light rail, active transport and rail networks. The train runs from Queen Beyan Station to Sydney Station, linking Kingston.

3. Cycling: Not only convenient, cycling is also a great way of staying fit. Sydney’s cycling paths make it quite easy to get around on two wheels. You can also rent or hire bicycles if you don’t own one yourself.