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About the Property
Student Village The University Of Melbourne Campus is at 108-128 Leicester St., Carlton, 3053, Australia, and is one of the best student accommodation in Melbourne. At Student Village The University Of Melbourne Campus will find studio, private, and shared apartments. This Melbourne student accommodation is near The University of Melbourne (5-minute drive), and the popular Melbourne Business School is just (2-minute drive) from you.
Melbourne is the capital of the state of Victoria and one of the most lively cities in Australia. The city has a population of about 5.1 million, making it the second-largest in the country after Sydney. Melbourne is famous for its rich arts scene, lively festivals, and world-class events. It is also known for its coffee culture and unique street art. The safety index in Melbourne is around 59.4, and the crime rate is moderate at 40.6. The city has a strong employment rate of around 74%, with plenty of part-time jobs available for students. Melbourne is home to over 300,000 students, both local and international, adding to its youthful and energetic vibe. Popular neighbourhoods among students include Carlton, Fitzroy, and the CBD. Students living at Student Village The University Of Melbourne Campus enjoy easy access to city attractions like Federation Square, the Royal Botanic Gardens, and Queen Victoria Market. The city also hosts major international events like the Australian Open and the Melbourne Comedy Festival, making life here exciting and diverse. With top universities nearby and a lively student life. Student Village Melbourne offers the perfect place for students to live, learn, and grow.
Features
Student Village in Melbourne reviews are filled with great stories and praises. It brings you a range of apartments. The options at Student Village Unimelb range from a Twin Share, Large Studio Apartment, 3 Studio Standard Apartment, and many more. Each apartment at Student Village The University Of Melbourne Campus includes a king single bed, a ceiling fan, and a wardrobe. These will make sure your basic needs are met. The kitchen includes a microwave and fridge-freezer. So you can store fresh food and cook healthy meals at your will. There is a desk in the room with unlimited Wi-Fi internet. These ensure you can have an uninterrupted study session. Plus, the internet will aid you in your homework. The lounge is the common meet-up point for all your roommates.
At Student Village The University of Melbourne Campus, students feel supported throughout their stay. The dedicated study space offers a great learning environment. The communal kitchen and outdoor BBQ area are good for sharing meals and bonding. You will make some close friends while living here. There are exciting events arranged for students. Social spaces like the recreation room, courtyard, and a movie room, resident lounge for movie nights are thoroughly enjoyed by students.
Sports lovers will not miss out on their matches. There is a games room, a basketball court, and a pool table for some mind-stimulating activity. For students, Student Village The University of Melbourne Campus has an exciting events calendar. With the unlimited wifi, you can easily stay connected to the world. The on-campus location makes getting to your class an easy task. The 24/7 onsite support and student well-being support will help you in all kinds of situations. For your practical needs, there is secure bike parking and an on-site laundry.
The heated pool and green spaces surround the Sunimelb student village. They are said to relax the mind from the stress and worries of studies. At the gym or an art and craft workshop, students get creative and keep themselves engaged. There is a friendly staff on-site. They make your life easy by being there for you in all situations. There are no pets or smoking allowed on the property. Your bills at Student Village The University of Melbourne Campus, include water, electricity, wifi, heating, and furniture. All these facilities are the reasons why Student Village Melbourne reviews are always soaring high.
Location and What's Hot?
Student Village The University of Melbourne Campus is also near other renowned institutes. The Southern Cross University Melbourne and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology are also nearby. For all your basic requirements, there are KT Mart and Aly Asian Grocery. There are Chemist Warehouse, Elizabeth St., Victoria Market, and Victoria Market Pharmacy around. These will help you get the basic medical attention you require.
When your stomach craves yummy food, there are good restaurants around. These are the Arabesque Restaurant & Lounge and the Classic Curry Indian Restaurant Melbourne. You will get good coffee and snack options at Cafe Scopa and Seven Seeds Coffee Roasters. There are some favourite pubs and bars for students. Prince Alfred Rooftop & Bar and The Last Jar are much frequented and liked by them. All these amazing places are a short distance away from the Student Village The University Of Melbourne Campus.
The Old Melbourne Gaol and the Eight-Hour Day Monument are noteworthy sites near the Student Village The University Of Melbourne Campus. The former tells the stories of the dark past and the suffering of people and children. The latter is the first place in the world to practice the well-known 8-hour workday. The Labour Day parades and celebrations are an experience in themselves. The Chinatown in Melbourne is known for its pan-Asian cuisine and Asian food festivals. There are so many cocktail lounges and karaoke bars that even a day will not be enough to explore them all.
Commute
The Student Village The University Of Melbourne Campus is in a location that makes travel efficient and enjoyable. The paths are pedestrian-friendly and bike-friendly. Along with this, there is a well-connected network of buses and trams. Melbourne University/Grattan St and Swanston St/Grattan St are the bus stops near Student Village The University Of Melbourne Campus. You can board a train from Melbourne Central and Flagstaff. Licoln Square, Queensbury Street, and Haymarket are the tram stops, a few minutes' walk away.
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Room Types (9)
Twin Share
Large Studio Apartment
Studio Standard Apartment
Superior Studio Apartment
Large Studio with Conditioning
4 Bedroom Apartment
4 Bedroom Apartment Ensuite
1 Bed Apartment
Common Amenities
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Payment Policies (5)
- Security DepositThis property requires security deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers flexible instalment plan.
- Mode Of PaymentPayment via easy transaction modes.
- Additional FeesAdditional fees applicable.
- Guarantor RequirementGuarantor requirements and policy.
Cancellation Policies (4)
- No Visa No PayThis property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
- No Place No PayThis property allows cancellation if admission is not secured.
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property does not offer cooling-off period.
- Other cancellation policiesGeneral cancellation policies may not apply to this property.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are disputes within a 4 bedroom apartment resolved?
If there are disputes within your apartment please contact property reception. Their management team can step in and help mediate an apartment meeting to find a solution to any problems you may have.
Can I have people stay over?
Although they do not encourage overnight guests, they do understand that you may have someone stay from time to time. Please make sure that you sign your guest into reception upon arrival and sign them out on departure.
As per the property rules, you can have a guest stay no more than 2 consecutive nights in a 7 day period.
Please ensure that you understand the property rules for guest and visitor behaviour.
How often will my room be inspected?
Full apartment inspections will occur each semester. They will advise you prior to these inspections occurring so that you have adequate time to clean your room and apartment.
Where do I have my mail sent to?
All mail for residents should be clearly labelled with your name and sent to:
Student Village Melbourne
108 to 128 Leicester Street Carlton VIC 3053
Please include your full name, and apartment and room number on the delivery.
Mail will be placed in alphabetical mail slots (A-Z) located within the property reception area. Parcels will be required to be signed upon pickup.
What is First Year Exemption? Am I eligible?
If you are a domestic first year student applying through UAC / VTAC / QTAC / TISC you may be eligible for First Year Exemption.
You are eligible if:
* You did not get accepted to the university
* Were accepted to another university
* The course is now wholly offered online (i.e. not being taught internally)
If your contract has not commenced you will be refunded your Bond.
If your contract has started, you are liable for rent up to the date of notification of moving out of the property. Your Bond will be refunded.
Please note the First Year Exemption policy will not apply where you have accepted a university offer but have chosen to defer or withdraw from your studies. You must notify property management in writing (resident notification) within 5 days of the UAC / VTAC / QTAC / TISC Main Round offers release date (generally around late January – refer to the UAC / VTAC / QTAC / TISC website for actual dates) to claim the First Year Exemption policy.
Is there access to public transportation?
Swanston Street is just a short 4 minute walk from the property which has access to trams to all routes.
Does my room have a window?
All rooms within the apartment have a window that can be opened.
Am I able to leave my belongings in my room before my contract starts?
Unfortunately, you will not be able to access your room or leave any belongings in the property before your contract starts.
Can I live at this property if I do not study at the University of Melbourne?
They can accommodate students from most higher education institutions. Proof of enrollment will be required to secure a room.
Why am I required to make an application so early on?
They open applications early due to the high demand of students looking for on campus accommodation. To secure a room at the property they recommend submitting your application as soon as possible.
They don't want you to miss out!
Can I choose my own contract dates?
All of their contract dates are fixed and unfortunately non-negotiable.
I will not be here for the whole year, are there other contract options?
They offer a variety of contract options to suit different stay durations including:
- 52 weeks
- 48 weeks
- 45 weeks
- Semester contracts
- SAEX (for study abroad and exchange students only)
Please note that not all room types are available with every contract option.
How far is the village from the university?
The property is at most a 10 minute walk to the main university campus.
It is also right across the road from the Melbourne Law School and a 5 minute walk to the library.
What is the latest I can apply?
There is no deadline for applications. However, please note that once the property has reached capacity you are only able to sit on the wait list and they cannot guarantee that a room would become available.
It is always best to apply early.
Is there a curfew at this property?
The property is your home and you are welcome to come and go as you please. Please note though that they do have rules regarding noise and visitors within the property.
Noise Curfew
Residents must comply with all directions from property management about noise minimization, particularly in response to noise complaints from other residents of the property or neighbors of the property. For more information, please refer to the Property Noise Policy. Sunday - Thursday: 10 pm* Friday - Saturday: 12 pm*
*during the exam periods, please note that these times do change and there should be no excessive noise within the property during this time.
Visitors
A visitor is defined as a person who is meeting with a resident for a short period, while a guest is defined as a person who is staying overnight with a resident by the Rules.
All visitors are required to leave the property by midnight (unless otherwise notified to Residents). Any visitor present in the property after the specified time will be considered an 'unauthorized person' to which Rule 52 (Overnight Guests & Unauthorised Occupancy) and Rule 69 (Trespassing) applies. See also Rule 13 (Conduct of Guests and Visitors).
Can I purchase a linen or kitchen pack at the property?
There is an option to purchase a linen or kitchen pack prior to your arrival at the property.
Can a couple live at the property?
They offer dual occupancy living arrangements for a limited range of room types and only for a full-year contract. Couples can stay only in the one-bedroom apartment or one-bedroom suite. Please note that there is an additional charge for dual occupancy.
What type of heater am I allowed to bring?
You are allowed to bring oil column heaters only due to fire safety rules.
Fan heaters are NOT allowed in the property.
How are roommates allocated? Can I put in preferences?
Roommate allocations are conducted in accordance with any requests, such as: study preference, age, and gender. To make a request, you will be prompted to include these during the applications process.
But, please be aware that they cannot guarantee them due to the high volume of requests they receive.
What do I have to bring?
They recommend bringing the bare minimum when you first arrive, that way you and your new roommates can work out who buys what to avoid a double up of certain items. However, below is a list of what you’ll need;
- A copy of your ID, such as your passport or drivers licence to assist during your check in.
- Bedding and linen, including a pillow.
- Towels and tea towels.
- Food and household supplies - until you can arrange a group shop with your housemates.
- Cooking equipment, crockery, cutlery, glasses, cooking utensils etc.
- Laundry supplies.
- anything else you need to bring so that the property feels like home!
It's my first time in Australia, how can I get to the property?
The property does not operate an airport pick up service, however the university does offer a service for international students which you may be eligible for.
Alternatively you could use public transport, taxi, or Uber.
Do I need to find my own room mates?
No, you don't need to find your own roommates.
If you're interested in a shared apartment, they will do our best to pair you with people who have similar preferences.
If you already have specific individuals you'd like to live with, please list their names in the roommate preferences section of your application. They will try to accommodate these requests, but please be aware that they cannot guarantee them due to the high volume of requests they receive.
Can I get financial assistance?
Unfortunately the property does not offer any direct financial assistance.
Can I bring my own internet?
You are more than welcome to bring your own internet provided it is a WiFi dongle, they do not permit ADSL to be installed.
Keep in mind that unlimited free WiFi is provided to residents.
Are all apartments the same?
All of their studios and 4 bedroom apartments have a slightly different layout.
You are able to place a request for a specific room layout, however your exact apartment and room number will not be confirmed until you arrive at the property.
How is this property different from other options of residential living on campus?
Property management fosters independent living while also accommodating students who are just moving out of home for the first time. There is a strong communal atmosphere among the residents which helps students adjust to a more self-sufficient lifestyle while they learn to look after themselves through their cooking, laundry, and housekeeping duties.
There are many options for residents to become involved in the property community. There are heaps of opportunities to make new friends and create a memorable university experience, and if you prefer more time alone or in quiet they also have the right spaces for you.
In the case of any queries, the property team is always there for support in case the student is looking for assistance.
I'm living with 3 other people whose responsibility is it to take out the rubbish?
Every resident has the responsibility of maintaining the cleanliness of the apartment; they can assist your apartment with putting together cleaning rosters if you require guidance.
Can I choose my own room?
During the application process you are welcome to advise them of any room or housemate requests. Please note that although they will do their best to accommodate requests, they cannot guarantee that they will be fulfilled.
Your specific room is not confirmed until the day you arrive and check in.
How far is the university library?
The library is a quick 10 minute walk from the property.
How can I prove that I am a student?
During the booking process, you will need to submit a copy of your confirmation of enrollment. Upon arrival at the property, you will be asked to present your student ID card.
If you are a first-year university student and have not yet received your student ID, please provide your letter of offer as a proof of enrollment at check-in. Once you receive your student ID card, kindly provide a copy of it to them as soon as possible.
Can I live here if I am under 18?
If you are under 18 and wish to stay at the property you will have to meet certain criteria;
- you must turn 18 within the same semester you expect to move into the property.
- you must complete and return a guarantor form prior to confirmation.
Are meals included?
The property does not provide catering. However, each apartment has access to a fully equipped kitchen including a fridge, freezer, stove top, oven, and microwave so feel free to cook up a storm at any time of the day.
Can I book a common room or study space?
Yes. You can book a music room or Boardroom.
These are free of charge and can be booked for up to 2 hours on any given day.
Is there a TV in the apartment?
There are TVs in our 4 bedroom apartments and in the 1 bedroom apartment. All other rooms are equipped for a television and residents are welcome to bring one with them if they wish.
What apartment types are on offer at the property?
4 Bedroom Apartment
4 Bedroom Apartment Ensuite
Studio Apartment
Large Studio Apartment
Superior Studio Apartment
One Bedroom Apartment.
What is the physical address?
Property is located at 108 to 128 Leicester Street, Carlton 3053, Victoria.
Where can I park?
Unfortunately the property does not have any parking available on the grounds.
There are public parking stations in walking distance from the property, please find these listed below for your convenience.
Please note the car parks listed are not associated with property management.
South Carpark
Parking Lot
Wilson Avenue, Carlton VIC 3053
Kim Lim Parking
Parking Lot
16-32 Leicester St, Carlton VIC 3053
Secure Parking
Parking Lot
14-20 Blackwood St, North Melbourne VIC 3051
Royal Women's Hospital
Parking Lot
20 Flemington Road, Parkville VIC 3052
Wilson Carpark
Royal Women's Hospital
20 Flemington Road, Parkville VIC 3052.
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Student Accommodations in Melbourne
Melbourne Student Accommodation
Melbourne, the cultural capital of Australia, is home to some of the country’s most renowned universities, such as the University of Melbourne, RMIT University, Monash University, and the Melbourne Institute of Technology. The city attracts thousands of students annually, fostering a vibrant and inclusive academic community. With on-campus residences filling up quickly, students often explore student accommodations in Melbourne that offer comfort, flexibility, and proximity to campus. You’ll find everything from modern studios and en-suites to shared student apartments in Melbourne, each designed to suit different preferences and budgets.
Life here extends well beyond the classroom. Melbourne blends urban sophistication with laid-back neighbourhood charm, making student living in Melbourne a well-balanced experience. The city’s efficient tram network connects popular suburbs like Carlton, Docklands, and North Melbourne, where you’ll find affordable rooms for rent in Melbourne near major universities. The area around the Melbourne Institute of Technology is especially popular for student housing Melbourne, offering convenient access to libraries, eateries, and public spaces. Students can also explore off-campus housing in Australia through verified platforms like amber, which makes it easier to compare and secure student accommodation in Australia before arrival. Known for its friendly and safe Melbourne Suburbs to Live in and easy transport, student housing in Australia truly shines here.
About Melbourne
Melbourne, the capital city of Victoria, sits in the southeastern part of Australia along the scenic Port Phillip Bay. Founded in 1835, the city rose to prominence during the Victorian gold rush and has since evolved into a thriving hub for education, culture, and creativity. Today, it’s home to more than 5 million people, including a large international student community that contributes to its diverse and youthful energy.
Known for its perfect mix of old-world charm and modern architecture, Melbourne offers students a visually rich and inspiring environment. The city’s landscape features Royal Botanic Gardens, Yarra River trails, and lively laneways filled with cafes, street art, and boutique stores. Gen Z particularly loves the city’s year-round festivals like the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, White Night Melbourne, and the Melbourne Fringe Festival, which celebrate creativity, performance, and community spirit.
Melbourne is also one of Australia’s strongest academic centres, housing top institutions. The Melbourne Institute of Technology is another major attraction, with excellent off-campus housing options nearby. Ranked among the top student cities globally, Melbourne scores high for its student mix, safety, and quality of life. The city has a strong employment rate of around 64%. Melbourne maintains a safety index of around 62, ensuring students feel secure both on and off campus. Its happiness index averages 7.2/10, reflecting the strong sense of community, job opportunities, and lifestyle balance that define student living in Melbourne.
Best Student Accommodations in Melbourne
Finding the right student accommodations in Melbourne isn’t just about having a place to sleep; it’s about comfort, convenience, and creating a supportive environment for study and social life. Whether you’re attending the Melbourne Institute of Technology or another university, living close to campus with access to modern amenities can make a huge difference. Amber offers a range of verified student apartments in Melbourne, from private studios to shared flats, ensuring students can find a space that fits both their budget and lifestyle.
1. Scape Aurora – Rating: 4.9/5 – From AU$699/week – “Modern studios with private ensuites, rooftop terrace, and gym facilities close to universities and city hotspots.”
2. Scape Victoria Street – Rating: 4.8/5 – From AU$649/week – “Affordable rooms with spacious study zones and social lounges, located near transport and city amenities.”
3. Realm Caulfield – From AU$625/week
4. Iglu Melbourne Central Student Accommodation – Rating: 4.7/5 – From AU$625/week – “Furnished apartments with modern communal areas and a strong student community near the city centre.”
5. Iglu South Yarra Student Accommodation – Rating: 5.0/5 – From AU$555/week – “Bright, fully furnished rooms with social spaces, surrounded by cafés and shops.”
Affordable Student Accommodation Melbourne
For students seeking cheap student accommodation Melbourne, the city provides a variety of options that combine affordability, comfort, and convenience. Whether you’re studying at the Melbourne Institute of Technology or other local universities, these properties offer easy access to campus, public transport, and the city’s lively cultural and social scenes. From shared apartments to fully furnished studios, there are plenty of choices for those looking for Melbourne student accommodation that doesn’t compromise on quality.
1. Unilodge Victoria University – From AU$209/week. Modern studios and shared apartments with study zones, communal kitchens, and social spaces designed for student life.
2. Carric Hostel – From AU$250/week. Affordable shared rooms in a friendly, community-oriented environment, ideal for students seeking budget-friendly accommodation near campus.
3. Campus Melbourne – From AU$266/week. Contemporary student apartments featuring furnished rooms, study lounges, and lively communal areas to foster connections.
4. Carric House – From AU$280/week. Comfortable shared apartments and studios with essential amenities, located close to public transport and city facilities.
5. Walsh Residence Melbourne – From AU$285/week. Fully equipped student apartments with study areas, social spaces, and convenient access to cafes and shops, making it ideal for student living in Melbourne.
Best Areas to Live in Melbourne
Melbourne offers a variety of neighbourhoods ideal for students, each with unique features such as proximity to universities, affordability, and a lively student community. If you are looking for student apartments in Melbourne, these areas provide convenience and lifestyle for students.
1. Carlton: Carlton is popular among students due to its proximity to the University of Melbourne and RMIT University. The area offers a mix of student accommodation Melbourne, cafes, parks, and public transport links. Commute to campus is 5–10 minutes on foot or by tram, with average weekly rent around AUD 450–650.
2. Parkville: Parkville, adjacent to Carlton, is home to the University of Melbourne’s main campus. It features shops, cafes, and green spaces like Royal Park. Students can reach campus in 5–10 minutes by tram or bike, with weekly rents averaging AUD 450–600.
3. North Melbourne: North Melbourne offers a quieter, more residential environment with shared houses and apartments. It is well-connected to central Melbourne and the universities via tram and bus. Average rent is AUD 400–550 per week, and the commute takes around 10–15 minutes.
4. South Yarra: South Yarra is a commercial and cultural hub with shopping centres, restaurants, and nightlife. Although slightly further from campuses, public transport makes commuting 15–20 minutes. Weekly rents range from AUD 500–700.
5. Fitzroy: Known for its artsy, lively atmosphere, Fitzroy is ideal for students who enjoy culture and nightlife. The suburb has a mix of apartments and shared housing, with the campus reachable in 10–15 minutes by tram. Average rent is AUD 450–600 per week.
Room Types Available in Melbourne
Student accommodation Melbourne offer a diverse range of options to suit various preferences and budgets, ensuring every student can find a space that aligns with their lifestyle. Here's an overview of the room types available in Melbourne:
1. Studio Apartments: Studio apartments in Melbourne are ideal for students seeking complete independence. These units include a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen, offering maximum privacy and convenience. They are perfect for those looking for self-contained living spaces.
2. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments: These apartments provide one or two private bedrooms along with shared living areas such as kitchens and lounges. They offer a balance between private space and social interaction, making them suitable for friends or small groups.
3. Shared Apartments: Shared apartments consist of multiple private bedrooms within a single unit, with communal kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas. This setup encourages social interaction and community living while still offering personal space for each resident.
4. Private Rooms: Private rooms offer students a personal bedroom with essentials like a study desk and bed, with access to shared facilities such as kitchens and lounges. These rooms suit students who want independence without complete isolation.
Cost of Living in Melbourne
Understanding the cost of living in Melbourne is essential for students budgeting their stay. Melbourne offers a relatively affordable lifestyle compared to other major Australian cities, with various off-campus housing options to suit different budgets. On average, students should plan for monthly expenses ranging from AUD 1,500 to 2,500, covering rent, food, transportation, and leisure activities. This guide outlines typical costs to help students manage their finances effectively during their time in Melbourne student apartments.
1. Accommodation: AU$200 – AU$600/week
2. Groceries: AU$200 – AU$400/month
3. Transportation: AU$150 – AU$250/month
4. Utilities (Gas, Electricity, Water): AU$50 – AU$100/month
5. Internet: AU$30 – AU$60/month
6. Leisure & Social Activities: AU$100 – AU$200/month
Student Travel in Melbourne
Melbourne is a student-friendly city with a comprehensive and efficient transport network, making commuting easy and affordable. Whether you’re heading to the Melbourne Institute of Technology, exploring local cafés and cultural hotspots, or running errands near your student apartments in Melbourne, the city offers multiple travel options suited for students.
1. Trams: Melbourne’s iconic tram network covers most of the CBD and nearby suburbs. The Free Tram Zone allows travel within the central business district without charge. It is free within the zone; beyond, fares start at approximately £3.00 using a Myki card. The Free Tram Zone is perfect for students living close to campus or in central areas.
2. Trains: Melbourne’s metropolitan train network links suburbs to the CBD and universities like MIT. And single fares start at £3–£4. Concession fares are available for students with a valid ID using a Myki card.
3. Buses: Bus services operate in areas not covered by trams or trains, making them ideal for students living in outer suburbs. Weekly passes start at approximately £15/week. Also, check timetables via the PTV app to ensure timely travel.
4. Cycling: Melbourne is bike-friendly with dedicated lanes and paths throughout the city. Free, aside from purchasing a bicycle.
5. Walking: For students residing near MIT or in central areas, walking is practical and eco-friendly.
6. Cabs and Ride-Sharing: Services like Uber and DiDi are widely available across Melbourne, offering reliable options for late-night commutes or when public transport isn’t running. Students can also use local taxis via the 13CABS or Silver Top Taxi apps for convenient point-to-point travel.
Student Transit Tips: Full-time students can benefit from concession Myki cards or the International Student Travel Pass for discounted fares. Combining trains, buses, cycling, and walking ensures efficient, cost-effective travel for students living in Melbourne student accommodation or rooms for rent in Melbourne.
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Melbourne
Melbourne, known as Australia’s cultural capital, offers a lively and student-friendly environment where academics and social life thrive. Safe and popular neighbourhoods like Carlton, Fitzroy, and Southbank are close to Melbourne Institute of Technology and provide easy access to essential amenities. Students can find a variety of student accommodation Melbourne and student apartments melbourne to suit different needs.
Students often hang out at Pearson & Murphy's Café for specialty coffee, Industry Beans Fitzroy for the best cafes in Melbourne experience, or Higher Ground for a spacious and unique study environment. For nightlife, Revolver Upstairs is a hotspot for electronic music, The Night Cat offers live music in a relaxed atmosphere, providing a night out in Melbourne to remember, and also Cherry Bar delivers a classic rock vibe. Green spaces like Royal Park, Carlton Gardens, and Fitzroy Gardens provide tranquil settings for outdoor study or relaxing breaks.
Melbourne also offers excellent learning resources. State Library Victoria provides extensive study spaces and resources, while The Wheeler Centre hosts literary events. The Baillieu Library at the University of Melbourne supports student research and learning. For healthcare, students can access The Royal Melbourne Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, and Melbourne Private Hospital are also conveniently located.
Top Universities in Melbourne
Melbourne is home to several prestigious universities, attracting students from across Australia and internationally. The city offers excellent academic programmes and convenient student accommodation Melbourne for a comfortable student lifestyle.
1. Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT): MIT offers industry-relevant programs in Business, Accounting, Information Technology, and Engineering. Some of the best accommodation near Melbourne Institute of Technology includes Scape Melbourne Central, UniLodge Melbourne Central, and Student Living on A’Beckett, providing fully furnished rooms, study areas, communal kitchens, and modern amenities.
2. RMIT University (Brunswick Campus): RMIT is a global university of technology, design, and enterprise, offering programs in engineering, arts, business, and social sciences. Popular student apartments in Melbourne near RMIT include Carric Hostel and Yugo University Square, featuring furnished rooms, communal study spaces, and easy access to the city.
3. University of Melbourne: One of Australia’s leading universities, it offers diverse undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Nearby off-campus housing in Australia includes Iglu Melbourne City and Yugo University Square, offering fully furnished apartments, study lounges, gyms, and modern communal facilities for students.
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