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Housing Options Student Housing The University of Melbourne (CRICOS Provider Code: 00116K) Housing Options Student Housing aims to enhance the Melbourne about your housing choice. You will need to arrive Experience by assisting students to source and in Melbourne at least four weeks prior to maintain affordable, safe and appropriate housing. Orientation to give yourself enough time to house- Student Housing Advisers are available to assist hunt and settle in. Have a plan of action ready for with housing and tenancy enquiries by when you arrive, so that you can start house- appointment in person, by phone or via email. hunting straight away. While we are able to provide you with the resources you need to find suitable housing, we Note that it is extremely difficult, if not impossible, are unable to secure your housing for you. For the to arrange share housing from a distance. You latest up to date information on all the topics really need to be in Melbourne to inspect in this publication we strongly encourage you to properties and meet potential house mates to see visit our website. if you’ll get along. Arranging your housing Housing availability can vary depending on the Temporary accommodation time of year and the style and location of housing You should organise temporary accommodation if you are looking for. The most affordable options you are going to search for long-term housing are generally highest in demand, especially in the after you arrive, or if your pre-arranged housing is month before each semester starts. Make things not available on the day of your arrival. Book your easier for yourself by thinking about your housing temporary accommodation before you leave options around two to three months before you home, and be aware that budget accommodation plan to relocate. Begin your search by can be scarce during festivals and major sporting investigating a range of housing options and events, which run through the year. ensure that you have a back-up plan (or two) in the event that you are unsuccessful in securing There are various things to consider before you your preferred accommodation. start looking for somewhere to live. We recommend that you carefully consider the Some housing options for students allow you to following: secure your long-term housing before arriving in Melbourne. If you plan on doing this, it’s essential that you investigate your options as thoroughly as Finances possible, especially if signing a tenancy It’s essential to prepare your budget before agreement before inspecting the premises. choosing your housing, as what you can afford directly influences where you can live. Be realistic Make sure that you request floor plans, photos or about the amount of money you can spend on other evidence of what you can expect to find housing. As a general rule, your weekly rent when you arrive at your new home. Confirm that should not exceed 30% of your weekly income. the room or apartment has windows (if important, However, the rental market in Melbourne is quite check what your window looks out onto). Consider competitive, so you may find that you are forced whether the premises will be big enough for you to spend more than this amount to secure (compare floor plans to a space you know). Also appropriate housing. consider whether it offers the facilities and services you require. Finally, make sure you get At the start of your tenancy you will need enough what you were promised after you arrive. money to pay both the first month’s rent and the equivalent of one month’s rent as bond. You may Securing your long-term housing after you arrive also need to pay for utilities connection, furniture in Melbourne may allow you to be more informed 1 University of Melbourne | Student Housing | http://services.unimelb.edu.au/housing Student Housing The University of Melbourne (CRICOS Provider Code: 00116K) and household goods (furnished accommodation The place where you live will not only be a place may be a cheaper option). to sleep. You need to be able to study, socialise and be at rest when at home. Making your budget balance can be tough, so we have more information about costs of living, Study requirements government Bond Loans, University loans and the Do you plan to do most of your study at home? Housing Grant (fortnightly payments of AUD$70 Will you need a fast internet connection? from March to December) on our website. Can you concentrate with traffic noise or with Speaking with an Adviser in the Student Financial noisy housemates? Aid service may also help. If you plan to study in your bedroom, is there Independent living skills space for a desk? If you have always lived in your family home and When you have thought about these types of plan to move out, it may take you some time to factors, choose your housing so that you can get become accustomed to all the things required for the best out of your study. self-sufficiency and independent living. Being self- sufficient is being able to cook, clean, and Transport manage your time, money and expenses. Melbourne is well-serviced by public transport; Learning how to be self-sufficient is not trams, trains and buses are available. Fare prices, instantaneous; it happens over time. Balance your concession card applications, timetables and time between study, rest, socialising, employment route information can be found at the Public and exercise to avoid the risk of running yourself Transport Victoria website www.ptv.vic.gov.au. down. The myki smart card ticketing system operates in Melbourne, for details visit: www.myki.com.au. Location Riding a bicycle is a great way to save money and Due to the general shortage of affordable rental keep fit. Cyclists find the Bicycle Victoria website properties, you should search for housing that useful for information on rules and regulations, falls within at least a 10km radius of the University purchasing bikes and accessories, safety and campus. Read about Melbourne’s different path maps. Visit www.bv.com.au. suburbs on our website. Common location considerations include: access to public transport, Accommodation database distance to the campus, shops and services (e.g. supermarket, doctor), and proximity to You can access the University’s Accommodation recreational and sporting facilities and friends and Database online from the Student Housing family. website using your student number or offer number. The database is a free service managed People by Student Housing and provides numerous Who do you want to live with – a family, or peers? listings of available housing options. A convenient How many others are you prepared to share with? feature of using the database online is that you Do you want to share expenses, cooking, meal can set up and save a search function on the times and social activities, or would you prefer system and have new vacancies emailed to you. more privacy? Both students and non-students can place an The people you live with largely influence the advertisement on the Accommodation Database atmosphere in your home and it’s important to However, only University of Melbourne students remember this when deciding who will be suitable can view the advertisements. The to live with and whether you will get along well as Accommodation Database is available year- housemates. If you want to live on your own, note round. The number of advertisements will vary, that your living costs will probably also increase. however, depending on the time of year and the availability of housing. 2 University of Melbourne | Student Housing | http://services.unimelb.edu.au/housing Student Housing The University of Melbourne (CRICOS Provider Code: 00116K) University-affiliated housing There are three types of boarding options: part- board (accommodation only), full-board (accommodation plus meals) and board in Regional & associated campuses exchange (accommodation in exchange for The University offers housing and/or housing household duties, e.g. cleaning, child minding). advice at most of its associated campuses. If your chosen studies will be undertaken at an Private board vacancies are listed on the associated or regional campus you should contact Accommodation Database. However, if you wish your campus directly. to live in a more supported homestay arrangement, you can contact a homestay Residential Halls and Colleges placement agency who will organise a placement for you (a fee may apply). In either situation, it’s There are 12 Residential Halls and Colleges at important to have a clear agreement, preferably in the University of Melbourne, either on campus or writing. within short walking distance. Most Colleges offer a single furnished room, with common bathrooms and recreation areas. The cost of living in College includes meals, utilities and use of many Private rental: vacant properties and academic and extracurricular facilities. Fees shared housing generally cover semester and exam periods, but you may stay in your room during vacations for an Through the private rental market you can rent a additional fee. For further information, go to house or apartment through a real estate agent or www.colleges.unimelb.edu.au. Or contact the directly from the owner of the property. You may Intercollegiate Office via phone +61 3 9347 9320 choose to live alone, or share this property with or email [email protected]. your family or housemates. Private rental can offer you an independent lifestyle and privacy. It Student Housing Access Program may also be possible to stay in this property for the duration of your course at the University. (SHAP) The Student Housing Access Program (SHAP) Vacant rental properties are usually unfurnished. offers rooms in University-owned ‘share houses’ Price varies according to the location and within walking distance of the Parkville campus.
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