Student Accommodation Sydney | University Living

1. Insider’s Guide to Student Accommodation Sydney Located on Australia’s east coast, Sydney is the state capital of New South Wales and the most populous city in Australia. Sydney is home to six public universities — the University of Sydney, University of New South Wales, University of Technology Sydney, Macquarie University, Western Sydney University, and Australian Catholic University. Finding the perfect student accommodation sydney is quite challenging as thousands of international students pour into the city every year. On the other hand, campus accommodations are quite expensive so it’s better to take purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA), which is the most cost-effective solution as a student. These are private student accommodation with campus-like facilities designed for student living with all utility bills (electricity, gas, water, Wi-Fi) usuallyincluded in the rent. Recommended Student Housing: Urbanest Darling Square Student Accommodation Darling Square is a modern student accommodation close to the world-class facilities that Darling Harbour has to offer. With only a 10-minutes’ walk to the University of Technology Sydney, a 13- minutes’ walk to The University of Notre Dame, and a 20-minutes’ walk to The University of Sydney, this property is an excellent choice for students looking to cut down on their commute time. The accommodation at Darling Square is tastefully furnished to

2. offer a comfortable living experience so that students feel right at home. Urbanest Glebe Student Accommodation Located on Arundel Street, Glebe is a modern student accommodation Sydney that offers comfortable living with the perfect balance of style and practicality. Those who study at The University of Sydney will be happy to know the campus is just 3 minutes’ away from the property. Even the University of Technology Sydney is only a 15-minutes’ walk away.

3. Getting around Sydney: The city is well-connected by public transport which includes trains, buses, trams, and ferries. Buses are the main and only mode of transport in much of the Eastern and Northern suburbs of Sydney. You can also opt for an Opal card which is valid for all transport in Sydney to avail cheaper fares. Central Station is the main train station located between Chinatown and Surry Hills. It is also home to country link services that will transport you to regional NSW and beyond to Melbourne, Brisbane, and even Perth. Bearing these tips in mind will help you settle into Student life in Sydney and make the most of your Student Accommodation experience with University Living.