Where to live at university

Commuting or living on campus: what suits you best?

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  Cost savings

  Travelling to university can be more affordable if you're saving on rent and other expenses, such as groceries.

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  Independence

  Moving to university helps you develop important like skills like cooking, cleaning, and managing your money.

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  Travel discounts

  Commuting students may be eligible for discounts on public transport.

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  Convenience

  Living on or near campus means you're close to classes, libraries and other facilities – and save time on travelling.

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  Familiarity

  Staying at home provides comfort and a support network, and you won't need to change things like your GP or polling address.

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  Socialising

  There's always something happening on campus, and you're likely to form close bonds with other students.

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  Best of both worlds

  Enjoy studying and socialising on campus, while also having your family home to go back to.

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  Immersive experience

  As part of a campus community, you can take the opportunity to join a range of events.

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  Local knowledge

  You may be able to introduce other students to your area, while discovering new parts of a city or region yourself.

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  Cultural exposure

  You'll broaden your cultural understanding and experiences by living alongside students from diverse backgrounds.