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Student Housing in Sydney

A$1,543/month

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Room at Culloden Road

A$2,942/month

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Room at 8 John Street, Mascot NSW 2020, Australia

A$1,694/month

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Room at 122 Culloden Rd, Marsfield NSW 2122, Australia

A$1,299/month

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Room at Pemulwuy

A$1,603/month

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Room at 783 George St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

A$1,686/month

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Room at 122 Culloden Rd, Marsfield NSW 2122, Australia

A$1,473/month

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Room at Dayman Place

A$1,430/month

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Room at Kent Street

A$2,422/month

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Room at 152 City Rd, Darlington NSW 2008, Australia

A$2,856/month

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Room at 8 John Street, Mascot NSW 2020, Australia

A$1,200/month

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Room at Carlingford

A$2,379/month

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Room at 152 City Rd, Darlington NSW 2008, Australia

A$1,800/month

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Room at TAREN POINT

A$2,292/month

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Room at 13 Marsden St, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia

A$1,599/month

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Room at 122 Culloden Rd, Marsfield NSW 2122, Australia

A$1,473/month

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Room at Dayman Apartments Marsfield NSW 2122

A$1,443/month

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Room at Victoria Rd, Parramatta NSW 2150, Australia

A$1,924/month

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Room at Strathfield Sydney NSW 2135

A$1,543/month

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Room at 122 Culloden Rd, Marsfield NSW 2122, Australia

A$1,560/month

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Room at 60 Great Buckingham St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia

Student accommodation, flats, and rooms for rent in Sydney

Sydney is the largest and most populous city in Australia. While it may seem like the capital, it’s actually not! Canberra holds that title, although Sydney is the capital of New South Wales and is located on the east coast of the country.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Sydney638€1434
Residence Sydney228€1513
Studio Sydney91€1850
Entire place Sydney80€1272
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This multicultural city attracts people from all over the world, creating an open and dynamic atmosphere for international students. There’s always something to do in Sydney, whether it’s attending events, visiting attractions, or enjoying the local culture, art, nature (including the beautiful beaches), and gastronomy. You won’t get bored!

Wondering how much it cost to live in Sydney as a student? Sydney is the most expensive city in Australia, especially when it comes to accommodation. That’s why it’s important to start your search early. Use the Erasmus Play search engine to explore a wide range of verified accommodations from multiple platforms and websites. In this article, you’ll find the essential information when looking for student housing in Sydney.

Student flats for rent in Sydney

Renting a full apartment in Sydney is not usually the preferred option for international students because of the high cost of it. However, if you prefer having your own space, studio apartments are the most common option available, usually suitables for one or two people.

Also, most student apartments for rent in Sydney come fully furnished and ready for you to move in.

Student rooms for rent in Sydney

Renting a room in a shared flat or residence is the most popular choice among international students moving to Sydney for a while. This option allows you to share the experience with other young people while saving on rent and utility bills. Make sure to pay attention to the details of each room since they can vary significantly.

In Erasmus Play, you can find rooms starting from 650 AUD per month with all amenities included.

Renting a room in Sydney is the cheapest option for students staying for 4-9 months and for those who are willing to share accommodation with others.

Student accommodation in Sydney

Different areas in the city are convenient for students, but prices can vary greatly between neighbourhoods. Public transport costs in Sydney are high, so many students prefer to live close to their university. Here are some of the most popular neighbourhoods among international students living in Sydney:

Apartments for rent in the centre of Sydney

This area is the busiest in the city, featuring many well-known landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and Pier, as well as popular shopping areas. You’ll find a large number of restaurants and entertainment venues to enjoy in the city centre.

Apartments for rent in East Sydney

This area is a bit farther from the centre but has good transport connections. It’s a great spot for beach lovers with places like Bondi Beach nearby. This area is usually quieter but still filled with stores and leisure sites. Some neighbourhoods to check out in this area are North Bondi, Rose Bay, Tamarama, Bronte, Bellevue Hill, and Coogee.

Rooms for rent in Inner Sydney

Inner Sydney’s suburbs offer several great options for students. In Inner East, you’ll find neighbourhoods like Surry Hills and Redfern, which are filled with popular hangout spots among students, including nightclubs. On the other side, Inner West features areas like Newtown, Marrickville, and Erskineville. Accommodation here is usually cheaper, but the vibe is just as lively.

Accommodation near the universities of Sydney

Here are some of the institutions that host most international students every year in this Australian city:

University of Sydney

The University of Sydney has faculties spread across multiple campuses in the city. The largest campus is in the Camperdown/Darlington area, but there are also others in Camden, Mallett Street, Surry Hills, CBD, and Westmead. Also, the Conservatory of Music, the Medicine campuses, the hospitals, and the College of Arts have their own buildings here.

If you want to know important details to find convenient housing close to the University of Sydney, read this article

University of New South Wales (UNSW)

UNSW is located on a large campus in the Kensington area, southeast of the city centre. It’s conveniently close to beaches like Coogee, Bondi, and Clovelly. In this article you can read key information to find accommodation close to the University, and through this link you can find more about its faculties.

Newcastle University

The Sydney campus of this institution is located in the CBD district, right in the city centre. This campus is surrounded by many of Sydney’s main attractions and areas of interest.

University residences in Sydney

Most universities in Sydney provide the options for students to stay in their on-campus residences. The availability and type of residence you can apply for will depend on the university you are attending.

Frequently Asked Questions about studying in Sydney

How much does a student room cost in Sydney?
The cost of a spare room in Sydney usually starts at around 650 AUD per month and can go up to 4800 AUD per month.
Should I share a flat with other students in Sydney?
It is a great idea. Sharing a flat with other students has two main advantages: it allows you to connect with other students who are in a similar situation and helps you save on rent.
Where to live in Sydney as a student?
First of all, you should find out where your university is and choose surrounding neighbourhoods to save on transport.
What is the approximate monthly expense for a student in Sydney?
Sydney has the highest cost of living in Australia, especially for accommodation. Expect to spend between 1750-1800 AUD per month on rent, food, and leisure expenses.
Why study in Sydney?
Sydney is perfect if you enjoy large, multicultural cities with plenty of activities. You’ll enjoy a vibrant nightlife, cultural events, nature, and beaches. Plus, Sydney is a great base for travelling to other Australian cities and exploring natural areas like the Blue Mountains and the Royal National Park.

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