Accommodation Options in Australia
Finding somewhere to live is a crucial component of a successful study experience in Australia. Whatever you choose it is vital to understand all of your options fully and be aware of your rights and… Read more
Finding somewhere to live is a crucial component of a successful study experience in Australia. Whatever you choose it is vital to understand all of your options fully and be aware of your rights and… Read more
Living in a private rental can be a lot of fun. You’re setting up your very own space, making friends with your housemates, and living independently – often for the very first time. But, if… Read more
Living in student accommodation is a fantastic way to make new friends and share the experience of being an international student in Australia. But, how should you take the first step towards building a new… Read more
If you’re weighing up your options when it comes to studying overseas, Australia’s best-known city, Sydney, is probably near the top of your list. Home to dozens of beaches, landmarks like the Sydney Opera House… Read more
Living with other people is often an essential way of living for university students. However, it can turn into a nightmare. Often that is due to a problematic housemate. So, follow our housemate etiquette guide to make sure that’s not you!
Moving into a new home is a big deal for anyone, whether it is your first time out of home or you have lived independently for many years. For international students, this task can seem… Read more
Moving into a share house and living with new roommates? Here are some tips and tricks for managing money and other responsibilities in a share house.
There comes a time in every student’s life that they dread. No, not exams—we’re talking about when it’s time to move out of your accommodation. You paid a lot when you moved in, and you… Read more
Here are a few tips on being the ideal tenant to avoid any issues with your landlord or real estate agent.
Check out our top tips for finding a private rental in Australia.
When you are choosing a place to live, there are certain things to look for, to make sure you are happy in your new home. If it is your first time living away from home… Read more
Part of the excitement of international study is a chance to live independently from your family. This new life involves lots of decisions about how to manage your money, where to live, and who to… Read more
Sydney pretty much has it all: gorgeous beaches, a thriving dining and nightlife scene, and world-class universities. The city is regularly ranked in the top ten of the Global Liveability Rankings, and people come from… Read more
Decided to study in Australia but still a little unsure of where to live? If you’re after an authentic Aussie housing experience, why not consider a share house? Share houses allow you to live in… Read more
If you’re about to start studying in Australia, you might be a little unsure where to live. There are plenty of great options, from sharehouses and homestays, to managed accommodation and college dorms. If you’re… Read more
Being a student may mean living in small spaces, usually in either a dorm room or an apartment. However, living in a compact space doesn’t have to mean feeling crowded; there are plenty of ways… Read more
IKEA Interior Design Manager – April, answers some common design questions to help you get inspired and organised in your bedroom and study space. “How do I make a small room look bigger?” -Zoe from Hong… Read more
After a long day of study, it’s such an awesome feeling coming back to a room or student dorm that feels just like home. If you’re settling into a new living space and need a few… Read more
Moving into student accommodation in Australia can be a bit of a challenge, especially if you want to bring a lot with you. Fortunately, there are ways to make space and make your room a neat, fun place to be.
Most universities offer student apartments where you might share with a few other students or have your own room. You’ll get fully furnished rooms, which can range from 1 to 5 bedrooms, a shared kitchen and bathroom. There’s a real emphasis on community – some house over 400 students! Plus you don’t have to worry about furnishing your place.