The college provides a variety of on-campus housing options to students above 18 years. On-campus housing is available at the Fremantle and Broome campuses, while nearby student housing is accessible at the Sydney campus.
Broome Campus accommodation
On-Campus Accommodation
The Village consists of a dormitory with a capacity of 28 people and nine self-contained houses with five single bedrooms, ensuite bathrooms, and study areas in each. Students have access to communal kitchens, lounges, and eating facilities, free Wi-Fi, a common kitchen, BBQ facilities, pool tables, a basketball court, a television room, laundry, campus library and computer facilities and off-street parking. Other tertiary students and individuals attending training, workshops, meetings, or retreats, can apply for campus housing.
Students can get help from the Coordinator and Campus Services personnel to make the most of their time at the Broome Campus.
For more information, visit: https://www.notredame.edu.au/current-students/campus-life/accommodation/broome-accommodation
Fremantle accommodation
The University of Notre Dame provides both on and off-campus accommodations.
On-Campus Accommodation
On-campus housing is available at Notre Dame Fremantle Campus Student Residences for people who desire to be a part of a community, meet other students from across the world, and live in the heart of Fremantle's West End, Western Australia's primary port city. Shops, cafes, restaurants, beaches, and sports facilities are all close by or easily accessible by public transportation.
The benefits of living on-campus are:
- AFL matches, Caversham, Fremantle Prison tour, Scarborough surf and beach day are just a few examples of semester-long excursions
- Dinners with a theme - Taco Tuesday, Grease Movie Night, and Murder Mystery Dinner Fiesta Meals for the community thrice a week to meet and discuss issues concerning the residences
- Academic support and study space
- Friendly Residential Hall Supervisors and Advisors
- 24*7 campus security
- The train station and bus terminal in Fremantle are both close by
- Bathers Beach is within a walking distance
Facilities provided are:
- Rooms
- Bathrooms
- Kitchen
- Laundry
- Recreation spaces
- Parking
- Study facilities internet
Off-Campus Accommodation
The Student Support Officer can help you discover short-term or long-term housing that meets your needs. The focus is on assisting you in finding suitable housing while taking advantage of public transportation.
Types of accommodation the university provides are:
- Student accommodation
- Short-term accommodation
- Crisis accommodation
For more information, visit: https://www.notredame.edu.au/current-students/campus-life/accommodation/fremantle-accommodation
Sydney Accommodation
The Sydney Campus has two locations: Broadway, which houses the Schools of Arts & Sciences, Business, Education, Law, and Philosophy & Theology, and Darlinghurst, which houses the Schools of Medicine and Nursing. Students looking for off-campus housing can use the university's accommodation information service. The Prospective Students Office can provide assistance and advice, but students must make their own housing decisions.
Types of accommodations
- Renting a house or an apartment
Notre Dame is informed of available houses for rent in the City of Sydney district by local real estate agents or individual owners. Furnished, partially furnished, or unfurnished rental units are available. Rent must be paid in advance, as well as a security deposit equal to one month's rent.
There are a limited number of options for this type of lodging. A shared bathroom and social spaces of the house are normally included with a room rental, along with a private bedroom and study area. Typically, utilities, gas, phone, and extra water bills are paid in addition to rent.
- Sharing with other students
Many students opt to live in a shared house or apartment with their peers. They post notices on student bulletin boards or through the Student Services Office. This arrangement entails having your own bedroom, as well as sharing public areas (kitchen, laundry, living room, and bathroom), as well as housekeeping chores. Share housing can provide low-cost housing, the ability to split expenditures, and the potential to form connections and a social network.
- Guest houses, hotels and residences
Near the university, there are a variety of high-quality guest hotels and student hostels like 94 Glebe Guest Houses, Big Hostel, Iglu Student Accommodation (three locations), Link2 Student Living, UniLodge, and Urbanest that provide student housing. Students at the University of Notre Dame Australia can apply to a number of residential halls, including St. John's College, St. Andrew's College, Sancta Sophia College, and Warrane College.
For more information, visit: https://www.notredame.edu.au/current-students/campus-life/accommodation/sydney-accommodation
For general enquiries, visit: https://www.notredame.edu.au/current-students/campus-life/accommodation
