Accommodation Prospectus 2021

ANU Accommodation Services

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services i Contents

01 Why live on campus?

On Campus residences provide 4

Community 5

Sport 5

Arts 6

Cultural activities 6

Opportunities for rural & regional students 7

International students 10

Location 12

Parking 13

Getting around and campus 14

02 Accommodation list

Bruce Hall, Main Wing 15

Bruce Hall, Packard Wing 16

Burgmann College 17

Burgmann Postgraduate Village 18

Burton & Garran Hall 19

Davey Lodge 22

Fenner Hall 23

Graduate House 24

John XXIII College 25

Kinloch Lodge 26

Lena Karmel Lodge 27

Toad Hall 28

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 1 Ursula Hall, Main Wing 29

Ursula Hall, Laurus Wing 30

Wamburun Hall 31

Warrumbul Lodge 32

Wright Hall 33

03 Applying for accommodation

When do I apply for accommodation? 34

Applying as a direct applicant 34

Applying as a UAC applicant 35

04 How do I apply?

What are the key steps? 36

Important considerations 37

05 Financial assistance 06 Other options

Griffin Hall 39

Off-campus accommodation options 39

Housing online & short stay accommodation 39

07 The Campus

2 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Life in ANU residences is more than just a place to live and sleep. Living in one of our residences gives you access to a wide range of support to help settle in and thrive at ANU. It’s a life-changing opportunity to meet and mix with people from a diverse range of backgrounds to make life-long friends and networks. Living on campus also gives you access to pastoral care that supports your academic success and personal development.

Each of our residences have a range of main priority of succeeding in your studies amenities and activities to support you at the ANU. We know that students who get and to build a healthy, safe community. involved in residence activities gain value from these experiences. The residences are secure with controlled access to the building and your room. Our residences each have an ethos and CCTV cameras are in operation, ANU security sense of community that creates a unique regularly patrol the campus and are only a character. They all share a high-quality phone call away. standard of pastoral and academic support and a commitment to providing a positive The residences have live-in support available experience to all residents. This brochure from senior residents and community provides information on each of our coordinators who have lived in the community residences, please also have a look at our and have studied at the ANU for a number website to seek additional information or of years. They are available to you for advice make contact with the residence or the and guidance. The residential halls also have central accommodation team to learn a range of other staff available, including more about our on campus residential a Head of Residence who, with their team, communities. Information on how to apply can assist you with any problems and link for accommodation is also on our website. you in with the wide range of academic and personal support services available on Life at ANU will include both triumphs and campus and in the Canberra community. challenges. I can guarantee that you will have access to great services and caring people The residential environment at the ANU is who can support you to solve problems and a vibrant living-learning community with a enrich your many experiences at ANU. range of social programs and events to have fun with your peers in your residence as well Susan Helyar as events with other residences to extend Director of Residential Experience ANU your social networks. There are sporting, social, arts and community-based events as well as a strong academic program in each of our residences to help you with your

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 3 Why live on campus?

As an academic residential community, we provide a ‘home away from home’ that provides unique opportunities for intellectual, cultural, social and sporting engagement.

We welcome residents who are accepting of others, and keen to make a contribution, and participate in the myriad of events — sporting, cultural and academic — that we offer.

On Campus • Accommodation that helps students feel safe, comfortable and residences able to succeed. provide • Opportunities to meet new people from diverse cultures and share experiences. • Engagement with the community and attend activities. • Accessible rooms and amenities available. • Academic support and enrichment. • A place that supports your transition to independent living.

4 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Community Each of our Halls, Colleges Lodges and Houses offers a unique and inclusive communal living experience. The pastoral care models are second to none and the residential experience enriches every student who lives on campus.

Sport Residents are encouraged to get involved in the Inter-Hall sports competition at ANU. This involves competing in a wide array of sports, which contribute points towards the annual sports shield.

There are many sports to choose from including men’s and women’s hockey, tennis, basketball, cricket, volleyball, soccer, table tennis, swimming and the Daley Road Relay. Other sporting options are , rugby league, netball, softball and Aussie Rules. All residents are encouraged to have a go at the various sports.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 5 Arts The Halls, Lodges, Colleges and Houses provide facilities for music practice and for music performances. Cultural activities such as theatre, musical recitals, and poetry evenings are held throughout the year.

Cultural Include chess, debates, public speaking, trivia competitions, annual art activities exhibitions, talent nights and short story writing. These all contribute towards the Inter-Hall Arts Shield. There is also an Inter-Hall Social Committee who organises the annual Inter-Hall Ball.

6 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Opportunities • Support to settle into a city lifestyle. for rural & • Friendships and networks. regional • Community engagement. students • Scholarships.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 7 Testimonial from Ellie George

Moving from my regional hometown of Tamworth to Canberra was a big step for me. I had never lived away from home before — let alone so far away — and all my school friends either stayed in town or went to universities a lot closer to home.

Canberra felt big and busy, so I was really grateful that I moved into Bruce Hall, which is my residential college. Some of the older students that I lived with took us on walks into the city so that we could find our way around, showed where to park our cars and where to buy our books, so that we weren’t figuring everything out on our own.

Despite not knowing anybody in Canberra when I first moved, I felt immediately welcome at Bruce. There were heaps of events and activities to help all of us get to know each other; though all of us were coming from different places — rural, regional, or metropolitan — we were all finding our way in a new environment.

Bruce Hall has become a home away from home for me, and the opportunities that I’ve had here have been amazing. Living on campus at the ANU, I’ve met and built relationships with hundreds of talented, motivated people from all over Australia. I’ve learned about leadership, teamwork, and how to push myself and aim higher. I feel so lucky to be a part of a community that is so supportive and conducive to growth, but that also allows me to stay true to myself.

8 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Testimonial from Maisie Walker Stelling

Growing up in regional , Canberra and the ANU seemed worlds away from our small town. Moving here, Burton and Garran Hall provided a home away from home which I am convinced is the best I will ever experience.

The community thrives on a culture of what can only be described as rambunctious kind-heartedness — from the moment I arrived, I felt that the staff, pastoral care team and the community as a whole genuinely cared for my wellbeing. There is a place for everyone at B&G, of all backgrounds and interests; it is this melting pot of life-histories which helped me expand my horizons to sporting and academic opportunities which I may have never experienced otherwise.

In addition, living on campus with such a diverse group has helped me to become fast friends with people I could never have met without the supporting nature of this community. Without hesitation, I can highly recommend B&G as a welcoming place for anyone considering on-campus living.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 9 International Cultural diversity and cross-cultural awareness is embraced across students the ANU campus. Learning, growing and developing an understanding of our student’s country of origin sees our campus being truly an international one.

Accommodation guarantee for international undergraduate students in their first year, first semester at the ANU.

We have plenty of room for postgraduate students who can choose to live in a mixed student community or a specialist postgraduate residence.

Great opportunity to meet new people and an opportunity to build your connection. Students who have different academic studies to you, have different hobbies and interests and may come from many different countries. Together you can share in learning new life skills, new recipes and new experiences.

10 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Testimonial from Tim Chan

Travelling thousands of miles away from home to study abroad, without a shadow of a doubt, is one of the most challenging things I have ever done in my life. Yet it is definitely the best decision I have ever made so far.

Prior to my arrival, I was so nervous: Canberra was completely new to me and I had no idea about the environment and challenges I was going to face. Luckily, I chose to stay in Wright Hall. Residents and staff members here are very friendly and caring. They are the nicest people I have ever met. They are eager to offer me assistance to settle into and adapt to life in ANU and Australia. They are more than just my friends. They are my family here (Yes, both residents and staff members here in Wright Hall).

Living in residential halls not only has granted me opportunities to join various events and chances to meet people from all around the world, but also academic support from my fellow residents. They offered me advice on studying in the university and the methods to ace the academic challenges ahead. This is something you could never experience elsewhere.

Living in ANU and Wright Hall is something you would never want to miss, and I am always proud to call ANU and Wright Hall my home.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 11 Location ANU residences are all within walking distance to shops, lectu re theatres and public transport. Canberra has some of the best cyc ling infrastructure in Australia with dedicated on and off-road bicy cle paths connecting all of Canberra’s suburbs. ANU is well serviced b y bike paths and is a quick cycle away from the town center of Civic. All AN U residences offer secure bike storage.

12 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Parking ANU offers limited designated paid student parking. If you intend on bringing a car you should discuss with ANU parking prior to arrival at [email protected]. With reliable public transport, short distances and great cycling facilities, we encourage you not to bring a car.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 13 Getting Transportation is easily accessible being so close to the city; around buses, Uber, taxi services and the tram are all great forms of travel. The services are reliable and timely. There are walking track s close Canberra by with some of the best views of Canberra. If you like to hike, and campus Black Mountain Tower is on your doorstep. In Canberra we also have access to e-scooters. These e-scooters, or electric scooters use a rechargeable battery as a power source.

For more information: www.act.gov.au/our-canberra/latest-news/2020/august/e-scooters- are-coming-to-canberra

14 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Bruce Hall, Main Wing

As the first undergraduate residence at the ANU, Bruce Hall continues to provide undergraduate students a place to call home. Bruce Hall prides itself on being a welcoming and inclusive community that fosters academic engagement. The Bruce Hall community provides residents with opportunities to grow and explore their potential.

Style of Accommodation “Bruce Hall has been a home away from home experience for me.” • Catered — includes 21 meals per week 162 Daley Road, Acton

• Dining hall with communal living spaces +61 2 6125 6444 • Fully furnished — individual lockable rooms [email protected] — designed to accommodate flexibility allowing students to place their beds www.anu.edu.au/study/ and desks at alternative arrangements accommodation/student-residences to suit themselves

• All rooms are provided with external balconies • Shared unisex bathroom and toilet amenities • Summer accommodation available • Purpose built student accommodation — built with accessibility in mind.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 15 Bruce Hall, Packard Wing

Packard Wing provides postgraduate students a place to call home. Residents in Packard Wing are able to join Bruce Hall, main wing activities but also have a lot more privacy than in main wing.

Style of Accommodation “Living in Packard Wing as a postgraduate has offered me • Self-catered + 1 catered meal per week an opportunity to be part of an inclusive environment.” • Cooking facilities — sink, microwave, bench top 162 Daley Road, Acton oven/hot plate and bar fridge are included in rooms +61 2 6125 6444 • Self-contained studio apartments • Self-contained kitchen and bathroom [email protected] • Fully furnished www.anu.edu.au/study/ — individual lockable rooms accommodation/student-residences • All rooms are centrally heated and carpeted.

16 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Burgmann College

Founded on the principles of egalitarianism and respect, at Burgmann residents sit on our highest governing bodies and have a significant say in the direction of the College.

Style of Accommodation “No matter what your interests are or who you are, you find a cheer squad • Catered at Burgmann, everyone is so eager to support and celebrate everyone else. — includes 21 meals per week If you didn’t have any siblings before you • Fully furnished came to Burgmann, you now have a whole — individual lockable rooms college full.”

• Two blocks of undergraduate 52 Daley Road, Acton accommodation — each with three floors with +61 2 6125 6100 38 rooms per floor

• Shared unisex bathroom and [email protected] toilet amenities www.burgmann.anu.edu.au • Commencement and Valete dinners • Principal and Faculty dinners are also included.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 17 Burgmann Postgraduate Village

Completed in 2004 a vibrant community of postgraduate residents in a stunning corner of the ANU campus. It is next to Lake Burley Griffin, and has National Botanic Gardens as its backyard. The Village has six buildings (called blocks) and sits at the rear of the College site, with everything on campus a short walk or bike ride away.

Style of Accommodation “At Burgmann College, everyone who lives in the Village is there to help and • Self-catered support one another to achieve success and uphold the values of the College.” • Self-contained studio apartment • Self-contained kitchen and bathroom 52 Daley Road, Acton • Self-catered — catering package available +61 2 6125 6100

• Accessibility/mobility friendly. [email protected]

www.burgmann.anu.edu.au

18 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Burton & Garran Hall

Burton & Garran Hall is welcoming and inclusive where respect and appreciation of difference is paramount. Be free to be the person you’ve always wanted to be and be responsible for who that person is as a member of a large community.

Style of Accommodation “B&G’s community spirit helps me to feel part of the community.” • Self-catered • Fully furnished 49 Daley Road, Acton — individual lockable private rooms +61 2 6184 000 — shared unisex bathroom and toilet amenities [email protected] • Communal kitchen and cooking facilities

• External basketball area www.anu.edu.au/study/ accommodation/student-residences • Close-knit multi-cultural community • Summer accommodation available • Conference venues and facilities are also available.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 19 Bruce Hall Burgmann Burton & Packard Burgmann Post Grad Garran Fenner Graduate Residence Bruce Hall Wing College Village Hall Davey Lodge Hall House

Catering Catered, Self-catered Catered, Self-catered Self- Self-catered Self- Self-catered Catered, Self-catered Self-catered Self-catered Catered, Self-catered Self- Self-catered, Flexi- 21 meals 21 meals catered, catered, 21 meals 21 meals communal catered, per week per week communal communal per week per week kitchen 16 meals kitchen kitchen per week

UG/PG Under- Postgraduate Under- Postgraduate Under- Under + Under- Postgraduate Under- Under- Under- Under- graduate graduate graduate Postgraduate graduate

5–7 5–7 5–7 5–7 5–7 5–7 Distance to 2 minutes 0 minute minutes minutes minutes minutes minutes minutes Kambri walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk

No. of beds 372 78 258 120 518 465 450 150

Contract 48 or 52 45 weeks 45 weeks 42 weeks 46 weeks 45 weeks 45 weeks 52 weeks 44 weeks 52 weeks 45 weeks 45 weeks 52 weeks 45 weeks 52 weeks 45 weeks Length weeks weeks

Laundry  

NRAS*  

Parking/Bike  

Study rooms  

Common   areas

Bathroom/ Shared, Shared, Shared, Shared, Shared, Self- Shared, Self- Shared, Self- Self- Shared, Shared, Self- Self- Self- Shared, Toilet unisex unisex unisex unisex unisex contained unisex contained amenities

Accessibility/   mobility

Residence events/                  activities

*NRAS refers to the National Rent Affordability Scheme that will operate through to the end of 2021. Eligibility for NRAS rooms is on annual income for students of less than $52,324.00.

20 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Ursula John XXIII Kinloch Lena Karmel Hall, Main Ursula Hall Wamburun Warrumbul Wright College Lodge Lodge Toad Hall Wing Laurus wing Hall Lodge Hall

Catered, Self-catered Catered, Self-catered Self- Self-catered Self- Self-catered Catered, Self-catered Self-catered Self-catered Catered, Self-catered Self- Self-catered, Flexi- 21 meals 21 meals catered, catered, 21 meals 21 meals catered communal catered, per week per week communal communal per week per week kitchen 16 meals kitchen kitchen per week

UG/PG Under- Under- Under- Under- Under- Under + Under + Postgraduate Under- Postgraduate Under- Under + Under- graduate Postgraduate Postgraduate graduate graduate Postgraduate graduate

5–7 5–7 5–7 5–7 5–7 2 minutes 2 minutes 2 minutes 2 minutes minutes minutes minutes minutes minutes Kambri walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk walk

No. of beds 316 502 558 227 208 188 500 419 406

48 or 52 45 weeks 45 weeks 42 weeks 46 weeks 45 weeks 45 weeks 52 weeks 44 weeks 52 weeks 45 weeks 45 weeks 52 weeks 45 weeks 52 weeks 45 weeks weeks weeks

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Parking/Bike  

 

 

Bathroom/ Shared, Shared, Shared, Shared, Shared, Self- Shared, Self- Shared, Self- Self- Shared, Shared, Self- Self- Self- Shared, Toilet unisex contained contained unisex unisex contained contained contained unisex

Accessibility/   mobility

events/                 

*NRAS refers to the National Rent Affordability Scheme that will operate through to the end of 2021. Eligibility for NRAS rooms is on annual income for students of less than $52,324.00.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 21 Davey Lodge

The ethos at Davey Lodge is; “Ut Adiuvaret Altera”; In order to assist the other. Davey Lodge is made up of self-catered, apartment style dwellings with all the benefits of amazing communal spaces, a richly diverse community and a strong pastoral care system and team. Build Your Own Adventure at Davey Lodge.

Style of Accommodation “Davey Lodge has been my home for the last 2 years. I’ve made life-long • Self-catered friends here.” • Fully furnished 25 Childers Street, Acton — self-contained lockable rooms with bathroom/toilet amenities +61 2 6125 7900 — kitchen with cooking facilities

• Self-contained studio apartments and [email protected] multi-share apartments

• Purpose built student accommodation www.anu.edu.au/study/ accommodation/student-residences — built with accessibility in mind.

22 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Fenner Hall

Culture, character and charisma, Fenner Hall is predominantly undergraduate, self-catered and centrally located in the heart of the Kambri precinct.

Style of Accommodation “Fenner Hall allows me to feel safe, supported and cared for • Self-catered in a community of friends.” • Fully furnished 152 University Avenue, Acton — lockable modern bedrooms with king-size single bed +61 2 6125 9000 • Rooms are equipped with desk, hand basin, heater and ceiling fan [email protected] • Shared unisex bathroom and toilet amenities www.anu.edu.au/study/ • Communal kitchen accommodation/student-residences • Eco-friendly build and design aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of Kambri • Purpose built student accommodation — built with accessibility in mind.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 23 Graduate House

University and Graduate Houses are an inclusive and accepting residential postgraduate community. We value our diversity of academic pursuits, beliefs and religions, cultures and nationalities, and personal interests and identities. We treat each other with respect and consideration.

Style of Accommodation “Our resident postgraduate community is a mirror of that at ANU — from some • Self-catered 40 nations, and across the ANU’s seven Colleges. University and Graduate • Single and limited double accommodation Houses are more than a place of • Graduate student of the ANU residence; they are also environments • Each resident room offers a kitchenette in which you can, and should, find a • Private bathroom sense of community, and friendship and support. Residents regard University • Study desk and living area and Graduate House as a home; and • Furnished Common room those who live and work here as friends (TV, pool and table tennis) and ‘family’. Friendships made during • Music and IT rooms residence often last a lifetime.” (with computers/printing facilities). 118 Garran Road, Acton

+61 2 6125 1999

[email protected]

www.anu.edu.au/study/ accommodation/student-residences

24 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services John XXIII College

John XXIII College is more than accommodation. It’s a home away from home. We promise an encouraging atmosphere where people care. Here you will create true friendships and memories to last a lifetime.

Style of Accommodation “John’s XXIII is place where residents are encouraged to be part of a vibrant • Catered academic and social community.” — includes 21 meals per week 51 Daley Road, Acton • Fully furnished — lockable rooms which are spacious +61 2 6125 6900 with a carefully designed layout [email protected] • Shared unisex bathroom amenities — with three blocks of showers www.johnxxiii.anu.edu.au and toilets on each floor

• Formal and Valete dinners are also included.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 25 Kinloch Lodge

The ethos at Kinloch Lodge is; “ Fac Ut Tua”; Make your own. Kinloch Lodge offers self-catered, apartment style living with the benefit of amazing common rooms, a richly diverse community and a strong pastoral care system and team. Make It Your Own — Kinloch Lodge.

Style of Accommodation “Kinloch Lodge is a great place full of great people.” • Self-catered • Self-contained studio apartment 35 Childers Street, Acton • Self-contained studio apartments +61 2 6125 7900 and multi-share apartments • Fully furnished [email protected] — self-contained lockable rooms with bathroom/toilet amenities www.unilodge.com.au — kitchen with cooking facilities

• Air-conditioning • Purpose built student accommodation — built with accessibility in mind.

26 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Lena Karmel Lodge

The ethos at Lena Karmel Lodge is; “ Scintill Tuus Imaginationem”; Spark your imagination. Lena Karmel Lodge is an exemplary model of self-catered, apartment style living with breathtaking common areas and rooftop spaces, a richly diverse community, and a strong pastoral care system to spark your imagination. Have it all — Independence and Community — at Lena Karmel Lodge.

Style of Accommodation “Lena Karmel Lodge is state-of-the- art – the modern features and bright • Self-catered spaces is warm and inviting.” • Fully furnished 26 Barry Drive, Acton — self-contained lockable rooms with bathroom/toilet amenities +61 2 6125 7900 — kitchen with cooking facilities

• Self-contained studio apartments [email protected] and multi-share apartments

• Purpose built student accommodation www.unilodge.com.au — built with accessibility in mind.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 27 Toad Hall

The only Hall on campus named by its first residents, Toad Hall is an on-campus community of senior undergraduate and postgraduate (including Higher Degree by Research) scholars from across the globe. Residents can take advantage of a range of social, academic, cultural and sporting activities that are coordinated by a team of resident leaders in a safe, supportive and inclusive environment, and that in many ways enriches the experience of living in Canberra and at the ANU. Such activities include a Multicultural Festival, research presentations, various sports, Journal Club, Parents’ Support Group, Talks@Toad (special guest interviews/ presentations), and a variety of wellbeing activities.

Style of Accommodation “Toad Hall is a richly diverse global collegiate community of postgraduate • Self-catered and senior undergraduate scholars. Lifetime friendships and professional • Single rooms grouped on each floor networks are formed worldwide.” around shared common room, kitchen and bathrooms 30 Kingsley Street, Acton • Group/Block areas are inter-connected, allowing engagement across a range of +61 2 6125 6060 backgrounds, disciplines and cultures • Ground floor access to Common Room [email protected] (TV, pool and table tennis)

• Resource (computers/printing) www.anu.edu.au/study/ • Study rooms accommodation/student-residences • Outdoor BBQ and seating areas • Laundries on ground floor (included in tariff).

28 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Ursula Hall, Main Wing

As an undergraduate residence, Ursula Hall thrives as a community that values trust, respect and cohesiveness. At Ursula Hall, there is a commitment to openness, and a non-judgmental culture that prioritises social connection and positive relationships in a setting that facilitates the pursuit of academic excellence.

Style of Accommodation “Ursula Hall is warm and inviting, the community spirit is all • Catered encompassing.” — including 21 meals per week 50 Daley Road, Acton • Fully furnished, lockable, spacious and warm rooms +61 2 6125 6200 • Easily decorated and filled with cherished items to reflect each resident’s taste [email protected] • Unisex bathroom and toilet amenities

• Central heating www.anu.edu.au/study/ accommodation/student-residences • Traditional style purpose built student accommodation — built with accessibility in mind.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 29 Ursula Hall, Laurus Wing

As a postgraduate residence at Ursula Hall, Laurus Wing thrives as a community that values independence and inter-dependency together with trust, respect and cohesiveness. Laurus Wing there is a commitment to openness, and a non-judgmental culture that prioritises social connection and positive relationships in a setting that facilitates the pursuit of academic excellence.

Style of Accommodation “Ursula Hall, Laurus Wing has allowed me to grow and gain a sense of • Self-catered + one catered meal per week independence. I have valued the friends and connections made.” • Self-contained studio apartment • Self-contained kitchen and bathroom 50 Daley Road, Acton • Central heating • Accessibility/mobility friendly. +61 2 6125 6200

[email protected]

www.anu.edu.au/study/ accommodation/student-residences

30 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Wamburun Hall

Inaugurated by the Ngunnawal people, Wamburun Hall is named after the black cockatoo. Like its live counterpart, our residents like to “make their presence felt”. Offering a culturally diverse, inclusive, and supportive community, our residents enjoy the freedom, flexibility and pride of living at ANU’s premier self-catered residence.

Style of Accommodation “Wamburun Hall has allowed me to grow and learn — cooking for myself • Self-catered has been fun.” • Fully furnished, lockable rooms 150 Dickson Road, Acton • Communal kitchen and cooking facilities

• Self-contained studio apartments +61 2 6125 5233 and multi-share apartments • Dining spaces [email protected] • Movie theatre and garden beds

• Summer accommodation available www.anu.edu.au/study/ accommodation/student-residences • Unisex bathroom and toilet amenities • Purpose built student accommodation — built with accessibility in mind.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 31 Warrumbul Lodge

The Ngunnawal word for ‘Youth’. Warrumbul Lodge is home to self-catered, apartment style living with the benefit of amazing common rooms, a richly diverse community and a strong pastoral care system and team. Choose Your Own Adventure at Warrumbul Lodge.

Style of Accommodation “Warrumbul Lodge caters to my needs and support is always on hand.” • Self-catered • Fully furnished, self-contained lockable 4 Hutton Street, Acton rooms with bathroom/toilet amenities +61 2 6125 7900 — kitchen with cooking facilities

• Self-contained studio apartments [email protected] and multi-share apartments • Reverse cycle air-conditioning www.unilodge.com.au • Purpose built student accommodation — built with accessibility in mind.

32 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Wright Hall

A residential community founded on intent, care and respect to empower students to transition into adulthood guided by our motto Tenacitas, Comitas and Gratia. Our residents are housed in a state of the art and fit for purpose building opened in 2019 while our engagement initiatives are governed by principles that enable pursuit of academic excellence, self-awareness and cohesiveness.

Style of Accommodation “Wright Hall has allowed me the opportunity to grow, learn and develop • Flexi-catered, including 16 meals per week as a leader which will be of benefit to me when I graduate.” • Fully furnished — lockable rooms which are modern 163 Daley Road, Acton and designed so that every room has its own balcony with sliding +61 2 6125 6888 doors allowing for natural light and natural ventilation [email protected] • Rooms overlook a landscaped courtyard • Shared unisex bathroom and www.anu.edu.au/study/ toilet amenities accommodation/student-residences • Purpose built student accommodation — built with accessibility in mind.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 33 Applying for accommodation

When do I apply for accommodation?

There are different ways to apply depending on your pathway to entering the Australian National University.

Applying as a direct applicant

As a domestic direct undergraduate applicant, you are guaranteed accommodation in one of our approved residences. Your accommodation application is included as part of your direct application to ANU. No additional application is required. When you apply, you will be asked to nominate your accommodation preference. We will do our best to offer you your preference, however this is not guaranteed.

Important dates

3 March 2021 Applications open

24 May 2021 Applications close

9 August 2021 Offers released (based on Year 11 results)

6 September 2021 Acceptance deadline

23 December 2021* Final offers released — Round 1

7 January 2022* Final offers released — Round 2

18 January 2022* Deadline to acceptor confirm your final offer from ANU (including your offer of accommodation and payment of your accommodation fees)

Last day to withdraw from your accommodation agreement without liability.

Can I terminate my Occupancy Agreement?

Prior to moving in: • Yes, before the 18 January * • After the 18 January * clause 10 and 12 of your Occupancy Agreement apply. This states you remain liable for your tariff until the end of your Occupancy Agreement.

34 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services After moving in: • After 18 January * clause 10 and 12 of your Occupancy Agreement apply. This states you remain liable for your tariff until the end of your Occupancy Agreement.

*Based on 2021 dates. Please check the website for confirmation.

For more information about this pathway, please refer to: www.anu.edu.au/study/apply/domestic-applications-anu-undergraduate

Applying as a UAC applicant

Including non-direct domestic undergraduate applicants, domestic postgraduate and international applicants.

If you are applying, then your application must be completed in full and submitted within the specified dates. Incomplete applications are not considered.

All accommodation applications are free and there is no obligation so we encourage you to make an application within the timelines.

You do not need to wait for an academic offer to complete your application. Accommodation offers are triggered by academic offers so, if you decide not to come to ANU, your application will not be considered.

It is not a first-come, first-serve system. All applications are considered and all applications are reviewed equally at the close of the application period. Once you submit your application, nothing further is required to assess your application.

Your accommodation offer will be sent to the email you included in your application.

UAC Applicants Semester 1 Semester 2

Guaranteed applicants Open — 20 August Open — 1 April

Close — 20 December Close — 8 June (midnight) (offers released on (offers released on rolling progressive basis rolling progressive basis from 16 June*) from 4 January*)

Non-guaranteed applications Open — 20 August Open — 1 April

Close — 20 December Close — 8 June (midnight) (offers released on (offers released on rolling progressive basis rolling progressive basis from 16 June *) from 4 January*)

*Based on 2021 dates. Please check the website for confirmation.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 35 How do I apply?

What are the key steps?

Step 1:

Browse your accommodation options to decide which residence is the best choice for you. We have both catered and non-catered options, as well as communal and apartment living options.

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Look at the 360 videos and 3D virtual tours of each residence on our website to give you a better sense of the amenities and lifestyle they offer www.anu.edu.au/study/accommodation/ student-residences.

When you apply for accommodation, you will be asked to nominate your preferred residence. We will do our best to offer you your preference, however this is not guaranteed.

Step 2:

Check to see if you are covered by the accommodation guarantee. Deadlines for applying for accommodation depend on whether you meet the criteria for an accommodation guarantee. We guarantee an offer of accommodation to the following undergraduate students:

Undergraduate students Tuckwell scholars, incoming Indigenous students with a disability approved exchange students

First year, first semester, First year, first semester, Transferring undergraduate domestic undergraduate international undergraduate students from another students students institution

ANU Up to 50 local places for students First year, first semester students of the ACT

36 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Step 3:

Applications for accommodation are submitted through the Acco mmodation Services Portal and managed centrally. You will need to:

1. Register in the ANU Accommodation portal; www.anu.edu.au/study/accommodation/advice-procedures/how-to-apply-for-accommodation 2. Receive a registration confirmation email 3. Complete your application in full.

Step 4:

Receive and accept your offer. Accommodation offers are made on a rolling basis. Offers are made separately from your offer to study at the ANU and can be offered at any point up to commencement of semester.

You will receive an email with the information regarding your offer outcome and you will need to accept the offer within the timelines as stated.

Applications are free and there is no obligation to accept an offer. If you accept an offer of accommodation but decide to not come to the ANU, you must withdraw by the dates indicated in the ‘Important Dates’ section.

Important considerations

You should apply for accommodation before you are offered an academic place at ANU, even if you aren’t sure if you will accept your offer of study.

You may receive an offer for a residence different to your selected preference and costs may vary (e.g. you may have preferenced a catered residence, but you may be offered self-catered).

If you want to change or cancel your accommodation, please email accommodation services on [email protected] or call on +61 (2) 6125 1100. Please provide your 6-digit application ID, student ID and full name at the time of contact. Please refer to the ‘Important Dates’ section.

Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services 37 Financial assistance

There are a small number of bursaries and scholarships available: some are designed to help with your ongoing accommodation costs and others can help out during unexpected emergencies. You must be an enrolled student to apply for these bursaries www.anu.edu.au/study/accommodation/financial-support.

ANUSA (ANU Undergraduate Students Association) and PARSA (Postgraduate and Research Students Association) also provide emergency accommodation assistance to eligible enrolled undergraduate and postgraduate students who are experiencing an emergency that has resulted in difficulties securing accommodation.

To find out if you are eligible for grants, require more information or want the application form:

• Undergraduate Students should contact ANUSA assistance officers at [email protected]. • Postgraduate Students should contact [email protected].

Scholarships can be found here www.anu.edu.au/study/scholarships

38 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Other options

Griffin Hall

ANU offers opportunities for students who are not living in campus accommodation to engage in a dynamic and connected university experience through our non-residential hall.

The Griffin Hall community was established in 2010, offering various events and activities, support and programs for students living off-campus. Griffin Hall is open to all ANU students living off-campus — provided that they are not already a member of an ANU residential hall or affiliated programs. For more information refer to: www.anu.edu.au/students/communities-events/griffin-hall-non-residential-community.

Off-campus accommodation options

If you are looking for off-campus student accommodation options, the following housing options are located within a short bus ride to ANU campus. Please visit the accommodation website for more information.

• Australian Institute of Sport residences — Bruce • UniGardens — Belconnen • Academie House — Acton • Short Stay Student Accommodation — Belconnen • UniLodge at UC — Campus West — Bruce • UniLodge on Gould — Acton • Weeden Lodge — Belconnen.

Housing online & short stay accommodation

Housing Online www.housingonline.anu.edu.au

Housing Online is a free self-serve notice board provided by Accommodation Services to assist students to find rental accommodation. This service displays listings of rental vacancies for both short- and long-term rental.

Short Stay Accommodation

Need somewhere to stay for a few nights? You will find suggestions for budget accommodation that is close to ANU at www.anu.edu.au/study/accommodation.

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40 Accommodation Prospectus 2021 ANU Accommodation Services Contact us

Accommodation Services

Division of Residential Experience Di Riddell Student Centre (Level 3) Building 154, University Avenue The Australian National University Canberra ACT 2601

+61 2 6125 1100 [email protected] www.anu.edu.au/study/accommodation

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