Student Accommodation in Brisbane

uhomes.com offers over 200 student accommodations in Brisbane, Australia, for both domestic and international students. Many Brisbane student apartments enjoy proximity to The University of Queensland, Queensland University of Technology, Griffith University, and other institutions. You will also be put with easy access to Brisbane CBD, South Bank Parklands and Beach, and public transportation links, ensuring you are at the heart of the action to make the most of your university experience. Our student housing in Brisbane offers studios, en-suites, non-en-suites, shared rooms, and 1 to 5 bedroom apartments, with both long-term leases and flexible short lets to cover diverse needs. Tailored to enhance the overall student experience, these student lodges are often fully furnished and come with stylish communal amenities, including free unlimited WiFi, gyms, study areas, social lounges, and security measures like 24/7 security, CCTV, and controlled access. Beyond comfort and convenience, we also make your stay affordable. We provide cheap student accommodation in Brisbane from AU$180 per week, with all-inclusive bills to cover your utilities, a lower-price guarantee to ensure you get the best price, and various discounts to help you save more.

With 10 years of experience in student housing and rated 4.9/5 on Trustpilot, uhomes.com excels in not only the quality of our listed properties, but also in our industry-leading services. Our website is user-friendly with strong filters on price, duration, property type, room type, location, amenity, and more, so you can quickly find the perfect student residence in Brisbane to suit all your needs. We offer detailed information, real photos, videos, live-stream replays, student reviews, and virtual and on-site viewings to help you make a well-informed decision. Additionally, our 1-on-1 24/7 multilingual professional consultants are also ready to assist you during the whole process and guide you through rental contracts and local rules. With over 200 quality housing options, user-friendly filters, easy booking process, dedicated professional assistance, uhomes.com ensures a seamless online booking process for every student to secure the ideal Brisbane student accommodation.

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Booking Brisbane accommodation for students on uhomes.com only requires 3 easy steps, including browse, select, and book:

• Step 1: Browse Brisbane student accommodation on this page. If you have a clear preference, use the filters on the left side for Price Range, Duration, Property Type, Room Type, Move-in Month, Amenity, Services Features, and Location Features to quickly find a suitable room for rent in Brisbane, Australia.
• Step 2: Check the detailed information on each property page, and select your favourite student lodging in Brisbane. Arrange a virtual viewing if you’re an international student, or contact our expert to arrange an on-site viewing if you’re already in Brisbane before booking. You can also check with our experts if there is anything you’re not sure about.
• Step 3: Click on 'Apply Now' to book, or contact our expert to assist you during the booking process.

Brisbane is the 3rd-largest city in Australia and also the capital of Queensland, Australia’s Sunshine State and one of the most popular destinations for international students. With a population of over 2.8 million and more than 20% are international students, Brisbane fosters a welcoming, diverse, and vibrant community. Together with moderate weather and an affordable lifestyle, it always tops the list of “most liveable student cities”. Whether you’re going to pursue a world-class education or chase a perfect balance between study, sunshine, and the outdoors, Brisbane offers the perfect choice.

Sunshine Climate & Relaxed Lifestyle

In Brisbane, more than 300 days throughout the year are sunny days annually, and so it’s called the “Sunshine State”. The average temperature in Summer is usually under 86°F (30°C), and winter is warm and tender and often above 51.8°F (11°C). This means you can almost enjoy outdoor activities every day when living in Brisbane. Different from the intense lifestyle in other metropolitan cities, life in Brisbane tends to be more relaxed, filled with riverside walks, park picnics, and Sunday beach travels.

Premium Education Quality

Brisbane is home to many world-class universities, like The University of Queensland, Queensland University of Technology, and Griffith University, attracting thousands of international students to come and pursue higher education. These institutions excel in fields like engineering, business, and environmental science, also offering abundant internship opportunities for students.

Affordable Cost of Living

Brisbane has a lower cost of living than Melbourne and Sydney, and is one of the best-value choices among major cities in Australia. International students usually spend AU$1,800 and AU$3,200 per month, including housing, dining, and transport. Student accommodation in Brisbane city is usually more reasonable and affordable than the average Australia student housing. You can always find cheap accommodation in Brisbane, whether you’re looking for purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) or a flatshare.

Convenient Transport and Facilities

Brisbane is well-connected by bus, train, and ferry. Tertiary students can enjoy 50-cent flat fares across the TransLink network, making daily commutes to university, supermarkets, and the city centre very affordable. Many student rental areas are within walking distance or a short ride from campuses and amenities. The city is also expanding its infrastructure, ensuring even smoother travel in the future.

Safe and Comfortable Living

Brisbane is always rated as one of the most liveable cities in the world, with a safe and friendly community. International and overseas students will find it is easy to make friends, since over 20% of its population are also international students. Whether you want to live in a buzzing CBD or a quiet residential neighbourhood, you can always find a safe, clean, and vibrant community without much effort. Brisbane is also famous for its colourful outdoor activities and natural beauty. Explore the riverside lifestyle at South Bank, enjoy panoramic views from Mount Coot-tha, or take a short trip to the Gold Coast for surfing and theme parks. The city also hosts vibrant food scenes, music festivals, and weekend getaways to the rainforest and beaches, making your study abroad experience both enriching and unforgettable.

uhomes.com provides a wealth of the best student accommodation in Brisbane, bringing you to a world of luxury and next-level convenience. Our student lodgings offer easy access to major universities like UQ and QUT, or are located in hot student spots like St Lucia, South Bank, and Brisbane CBD, putting you in the heart of the action that makes both your study and life easy. We provide the most awesome Brisbane off-campus accommodation featuring various room types from private studios, 1B, and en-suite rooms to shared rooms, catering to diverse lifestyles and budget plans. You can enjoy furnished rooms, stylish interiors, air-conditioning, and luxury community amenities such as free high-speed WiFi, on-site gyms, pool, game rooms, study areas, rooftop terrace, BBQ spaces, and 24-hour security. Here are the best student accommodations in Brisbane:

1. Student One Elizabeth Street: Offers one of the most central living in Brisbane CBD, with a 7-min walk to CQU Australia, 10-min walk to JCU, 12 min walk to QUT, and 14 min walk to Griffith College. It offers private studios and 4-6 bedroom apartments, with rooftop cinema, BBQ areas, a gym, a large games room, study areas, and more.
2. Student One on Adelaide Street: Budget-friendly student living in Brisbane CBD. Just 300 m from JCU and Griffith College, a 16-minute walk to CQU Australia and a 13-minute bus to QUT. It has studios and 5B flats with high ceilings and large windows, also lounge and study room on every floor, cinema room, games area, gym, outdoor BBQ area.
3. UniLodge Herston: 4-min walk to UQ's Herston campus, 13-min walk to Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, and only 1.5 km from Fortitude Valley. The property features affordable shared rooms and non-en-suites, with stylish communal amenities.
4. UniLodge Park Central: Best-connected student lodge in Brisbane Woolloongabba with Buranda Station and the Buranda Busway just across the road, offering a 20-minute bus to Griffith University and QUT. It offers Australia's largest student community with numerous studio and 4-6 bedroom apartments.
5. Student One Wharf Street: Also a top student housing in Brisbane CBD, just 3-min walk from JCU and Griffith College, 16-min walk to CQU Australia, and 16-min bus to QUT. This residence features studios and 4-5 bedroom apartments with epic city views from the 39th-floor Sky Lounge, and it also has modern amenities and a free shuttle bus to UQ St Lucia.
6. UniLodge Brisbane City: Brand-new 27-storey accommodation for students in Brisbane CBD, with a 6-minute walk to QUT, 13-min walk to CQU Australia, and 16-min walk to JCU.  Offering a variety of private and shared apartments with all-inclusive bills and amazing communal spaces.
7. Scape Merivale: Near Brisbane South Bank with a 5-min walk to South Bank Station, 2-min walk to TAFE QLD, 14 min walk to QUT and 20-min bus to UQ. Providing studios, twin and 2-3 bedroom shared apartments, and also 24/7 gym, outdoor living, cinema, gaming zone, etc.
8. Scape Tribune: Cost-effective student apartment in Brisbane South Bank near Parklands and beach, 4-min walk to TAFE, 14-min walk to QUT, and 18 min bus to UQ. It has affordable twin, shared, and studio apartments, also curated study spaces, gym, cinema, and 24/7 security.
9. Scape South Bank: Luxury Brisbane student accommodation in South Bank near Parklands, QAGOMA and South Bank Station, 15-min walk to QUT, 18-min bus to UQ, and 10-min bus to JCU. It provides studio and en-suites in 5-bed apartments, with a rooftop terrace with Brisbane skyline views, a slippery slide in the foyer, cinema, 24/7 gym, and outdoor BBQ terrace.
10. UniLodge South Bank: Another premium student hall in Brisbane South Bank, a 5-minute walk to TAFE and Griffith University South Bank, 18-minute walk across the Goodwill Bridge to QUT. This residence has studios, twin and 2-6 bedroom flats, as well as a wide range of communal spaces.

uhomes.com offers cheap student accommodations in Brisbane from AU$180/week near UQ, QUT, and Griffith University. Many of our private student apartments are all-inclusive, meaning your rent will cover utilities like water, gas, electricity, and also unlimited WiFi. Our price-match guarantee will match the lowest market price and ensure you get the best offer for your ideal room. Besides, we partner with top student housing providers in Australia, like Scape and UniLodge, to provide exclusive offers and listings, making your student living premium and also cost-effective. Along with our high cashback and other constant discount offers, getting budget-friendly student rooms in Brisbane can never be easier. Check our affordable student accommodation in Brisbane:

1. Altitude at Taringa Apartments: From AU$180/week
2. UniLodge Herston: From AU$201/week
3. Scape Tribune: From AU$276/week
4. Scape Regent: From AU$278.23/week
5. Student One Adelaide Street: From AU$279/week
6. Scape St Lucia: From AU$288.23/week
7. Scape Merivale: From AU$298.23/week

The best areas for Brisbane student accommodation include St Lucia, Toowong, South Brisbane, Brisbane CBD, West End, and Woolloongabba. These popular neighbourhoods offer an ideal student lifestyle, boasting proximity to university campuses, public transport, vibrant culture hubs, and offering plenty of quality Brisbane student housing, urban amenities, and green spaces. Here is a detailed breakdown of the best areas for students to live in Brisbane:

St Lucia

St Lucia is the most academic neighbourhood in Brisbane with the University of Queensland's main campus. Students will find the campus and class just at the front door, or your student lodge is usually a walk within 10 minutes. St Lucia is surrounded by the Brisbane River with a quiet and leafy environment. This area is almost designed for students, with many affordable Asian restaurants, cafes at Sir Fred Schonell Drive, a 24-hour library, a modern gym, and a stunning UQ Lake on campus. You can find residential colleges with boarding, affordable share houses, and new modern apartments with a pool.

• Average Rent: AU$240-AU$350/week for house share, AU$550-AU$700/week for modern PBSA.
• Commute: 5-15 minutes walk to UQ St Lucia.

Toowong

Toowong stands out as a top student area for well-connected transport links and commercial facilities. It is an inner-west suburb of the CBD, and just across the river is UQ St Lucia, where you can easily get there via bike, bus, or CityCat ferry. Toowoong Village is the heart of everything you need can be found here, from Coles, Woolworths, Kmart,  to numerous clinics and banks. Besides, it is also home to green spaces like Mount Coot-tha, the heritage Regatta Hotel, and Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium. River-view high-rise apartments and townhouses in quiet streets are both easy to find here.

• Average Rent: AU$280-$380/week for shared room, AU$550-$650/week for private apartment.
• Commute: UQ is a 10 min by bus or ferry, QUT is a 15 min by train or bus.

Kelvin Grove

Kelvin Grove is a comprehensive community established based on the QUT Creative Industries Precinct. It is designed as a highly concentrated Village with everything is for student life, including the Kelvin Grove Village Markets, La Boite Theatre, and Victoria Park. With its community-centred atmosphere and regular activities, it’s easy to feel at home here. You will find many modern student apartments here with a more competitive price than in the CBD.

• Average Rent: AU$240-$350/week for shared house, AU$400-$550/week for managed student apartment.
• Commute: QUT Kelvin Grove is a 2-10 min walk, UQ Herston Campus is a 10 min walk or bus.

South Brisbane

South Brisbane is becoming the most popular student area in the city. Just next to CBD, South Brisbane is the city’s cultural heart, home to a library, a museum, and an art centre. It is loved by students for its modern city living, where you can have a morning walk at Streets Beach, picnic at the SouthBank Parklands, study at hot cafe stores, and enjoy delicious food at Grey Street. PBSAs like Scape and Unilodge can be found in high-density and high-quality here, usually equipped with a cinema, study rooms, a social lounge, and 24/7 security.

• Average Rent: AU$380-$500/week for a shared room, AU$600-$800/week for a private Studio.
• Commute: QUT Gardens Point is a 10-15 min walk via Goodwill Bridge, Griffith University South Bank is a 5 min walk.

Brisbane CBD

Brisbane CBD is the first choice for students who want to say goodbye to public transport. You can walk to everywhere from Queen Street Mall to City Botanic Gardens. Getting to QUT is usually a short walk, and to UQ is a quick bus trip. There are many modern purpose-built student accommodation clusters in Brisbane CBD, which usually offer all-inclusive bills, 24/7 security, gym, and various community events.

• Average Rent: AU$350-$480/week for shared apartment room, AU$550-$750/week for managed student accommodation.
• Commute: QUT Gardens Point is a 5-15 min walk, UQ is a 20 min by express bus like Route 412.

West End

West End is known for its eclectic atmosphere, filled with independent cafes, vintage boutiques, and live music scenes. It is a bustling suburb on the city fringe, just 3km from the CBD and hugging the river. Students love its Bohemian style and strong scenes of life. Davies Park on every Sunday is the perfect place to experience local culture with The West End Markets. Boundary and Montague Streets are packed with various eats, unique bars, and independent bookstores like Avid Reader. Properties here include both traditional Queensland log cabins and modern apartments along the river, making them ideal for students who pursue an artistic lifestyle.

• Average Rent: AU$280-$380/week for shared house room, AU$400-$500/week for modern apartment share.
• Commute: UQ is a 15-20 min via Route 60 or Ferry, Griffith South Bank is a 10-15 min walk or cycle.

Woolloongabba

Woolloongabba has become the fast-growing student district in Brisbane due to the development for the 2032 Olympics and the Cross River Rail project. It is a central district that connects a lot of major suburbs in Brisbane together, and it is also a major busway interchange that offers rapid transit to UQ, QUT, and Griffith. The precinct combines historic charm with modern amenities, featuring a vibrant dining scene along Logan Road filled with trendy bars and antique shops. You can find well-preserved Queensland heritage buildings, warehouses, and brand-new modern apartments.

• Average Rent: AU$270-$380/week for shared apartment room, AU$520-$620/week for full apartment lease.
• Commute: UQ St Lucia is a 12-minute walk via Eleanor Schonell Bridge, QUT and CBD is a 10-minute walk via Busway.

Brisbane student housing offers a wide range of room types, including studios, en-suites, non-en-suites, shared rooms, 1B, and multiple-bedroom shared apartments. Each room type has its own features and can give you a unique living experience. For your consideration, we list the key features of every room type of student accommodation in Brisbane, Australia:

1. Studios: A studio flat in Brisbane is an open-plan room with a bedroom, kitchenette, and living room, and has a separate bathroom, popular among couples and students seeking privacy. The average rent for a studio apartment in Brisbane is about AU$400 to AU$700 per week.
2. En-Suites: En-suite rooms contain a separate bedroom and ensuite bathroom, suitable for students who like to live independently and value privacy, but do not mind sharing the kitchen and living room. Expect to pay AU$350 to AU$600 per week for an en-suite home in Brisbane.
3. Non-En-Suites: Non-en-suite student housing has a private bedroom and shared bathroom, kitchen, and living space, and affordable options for students who enjoy group living. The average rental price for non-en-suites in Brisbane is AU$280-AU$450 per week.
4. One-Bedroom Apartments: A 1-bedroom flat to rent in Brisbane features a separate bedroom and living area, a separate bathroom, and a kitchen. It is a more independent and spacious living area than a studio flat, and also costs more. Students usually pay AU$580 to AU$800 per week for 1-bedroom units for rent in Brisbane. 
5. Multi-Bedroom Apartments: A student shares a house or apartment in Brisbane that contains shared public areas like bathrooms and kitchens, but has separate bedrooms for everyone. Suitable for students on a limited budget or those wishing to socialise with a larger group. The average rental price is usually AU$330-AU$450 per week for a single person.
6. Shared Rooms: Room share in Brisbane typically means two students share a bedroom. Suitable for students on a limited budget who want to reduce the pressure by sharing the bedroom with your best friend. Rent for shared rooms in Brisbane usually ranges from AU$180 to AU$280 per week.

Student apartments in Brisbane, Australia, offer various lease terms, usually including full-year leases, half-year leases, short-term stays, and flexible options. Breaking a lease in advance usually requires a re-letting fee equivalent to 1-2 weeks’ rent, and you need to pay the rent before someone takes over your tenancy. Here is a quick breakdown of these lease term options in Brisbane for students:

• Full-Year Lease: A 49-52-week full-year lease is the most common contract for student accommodations in Brisbane City. A full-year lease is usually the most budget-effective, and you do not have to move out during the winter holiday.
• Half-Year Lease: Half-year or semester lease for 22-26 weeks is ideal for students who only exchange for one semester or are about to graduate. The price of a semester lease will be higher than a full-year lease, usually AU$20-AU$50 more per week. Options are limited, so students need to start looking earlier.
• Short-term Stay: Short-term student accommodation in Brisbane is usually offered by a few apartments during specific seasons, like Summer, lasting 4-12 weeks in most cases, with a higher weekly or daily price. It is suitable for students taking language courses, short summer courses or as a temporary transition when you first arrive in Australia.
• Flexible Lease: A flexible lease term is seldom seen in Brisbane student accommodation but is common among private landlords. A minimum stay of 3 or 6 months is often required, after which it is automatically renewed on a monthly basis. You need to inform the landlord in writing at least 2-4 weeks before if you want to end the contract.

The average cost of living in Brisbane for a single person is usually between AU$1,800 and AU$3,200 per month, including Brisbane accommodation, utilities, food, transport, and entertainment. Brisbane is far more cost-effective than Sydney and Melbourne, with a 15-25% lower cost of living in 2026, according to Numbeo. Budgeting and planning in advance is also important. Here is a brief breakdown of the cost of living for students in Brisbane:

Brisbane has an extensive public transport system, including buses, trains, and ferries, and offers the most affordable system in the world. Permanent 50 Cent Fares policy has made a single journey on the Translink network, including bus, train, CityCat ferry, costs only AU$0.50 regardless of the distance. You will enjoy seamless travel across South East Queensland using a Go Card or simply tap on and off with your contactless debit or credit card, smartphone, or smartwatch. Our private student accommodation in Brisbane is usually situated near these transport links, ensuring easy access to class, meeting friends, and exploring the city. Below are the main modes of transport in Brisbane: 

Bus

Brisbane's bus network has regular routes to popular destinations. The city centre offers free City Loop and Spring Hill Loop bus services. Buses run in both clockwise and anti-clockwise directions on the Loop and operate every 10 minutes from 7 am to 6 pm. CityGlider buses run 24/7 through the city centre on two routes: from the West End to Teneriffe and from Ashgrove to Coorparoo. These buses run every 5 to 15 minutes. Brisbane’s NightLink bus service also offers a budget-friendly option to get home after midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. 

There are three free bus lines in Brisbane. On weekdays, the Spring Hill Loop Bus 30 connects Brisbane City and Spring Hill, and the Brisbane City Loop Bus 40 and 50 run buses clockwise and anticlockwise through the CBD. South of the river, the South Brisbane Loop Bus 86 runs seven days a week along Grey Street, Montague Road, Vulture Street and Tribune Street, connecting the Cultural Centre, South Brisbane station and South Bank busway.

Train

Central Station and Roma Street Station are two main train stations in Brisbane. You can take a train to visit attractions such as the Queensland Museum, the Gallery of Modern Art, South Bank, Fortitude Valley and more. 

Ferry

The Brisbane River runs through the centre of Brisbane. The iconic CityCat is a favorite for students at UQ and QUT. The CityHopper ferry is free and runs between North Quay in South Bank and Sydney Street Wharf in New Farm, stopping at Howard Smith Wharves, Eagle Street Pier, Kangaroo Point and South Bank Parklands.

Cycle

Brisbane has good bike access for university and college students, with more than 3,000 electric bikes and scooters on the streets. Download an app to hire them from Form Neuron or Beam, which usually costs AU$7.99-AU$12 for half an hour. Always remember to wear a helmet, keep left, give way to pedestrians, and travel at the designated speed. Many student rentals in Brisbane offer secure bike storage to keep your property safe.

Cruises

River City Cruises cruises the Brisbane River daily, taking travellers on sightseeing tours. Mirimar Cruises offers koala tours and Brisbane River Sightseeing experiences that take visitors to the nearby Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Cruises from both cruise lines depart from the Cultural Centre Pontoon on the South Bank. Fares starting from as low as AU$99 per night.

Student living in Brisbane is relaxed, balanced, wonderful and vibrant. As a multicultural city, Brisbane attracts domestic students and international students from all over the world. The Brisbane lifestyle is all about balance. With all the food scene, shops, entertainment and nightlife you could need, plus natural beauty, cultural events and stunning landscapes, Brisbane has something for everyone. In this warm and student-friendly city, students enjoy a rich and varied living experience in Brisbane.

• Dining: Visit Brisbane has made it easier to find the finest weekly food offers in Brisbane for literally every cuisine. La Vue Waterfront Restaurant, Opa Bar & Mezze, and Massimo Restaurant & Bar are some of the greatest restaurants in Brisbane. Our student housing in Brisbane, Australia, provides students with a variety of dining options.
• Nightlife in Brisbane: From a casual evening drink to an unforgettable night out, Brisbane's abundant nightlife spreads across both sides of the magically lit river. You could relax in a wide selection of rooftop bars, outdoor bars, live music venues, night clubs, cocktail bars.
• Student Living Brisbane: Brisbane is a very lively city. You can find various student accommodations in Brisbane that fit different preferences and budgets. Studio apartments, one-bedroom apartments, en-suite or shared student housing in Brisbane are available on uhomes.com.
• Brisbane Cultural Events: Brisbane is a thriving cultural city, with year-round festivals and events celebrating arts, music, gastronomy, and heritage. Brisbane Festival in September, Brisbane International Film Festival in October, Brisbane Street Art Festival in May, Valley Fiesta in October, and Ekka in August, among others. Brisbane's cultural landscape allows both international and local audiences to interact, celebrate, and discover.
• Outdoor Activities in Brisbane: With its wealth of nature and mild climate, life in Brisbane is best lived outdoors, with hundreds of walks, parks, bike rides, beaches and pools. You can take a stroll through South Bank Park, the Brisbane River, or try kayaking on the Brisbane River.
• Natural Beauty in Brisbane: Brisbane is located in the state of Queensland, known as the 'Sunshine State', with a pleasant climate and rich natural resources. International students can reach the vast beaches, beautiful Great Barrier Reef and magnificent mountains in a very short time. This accessibility allows international students to explore nature, enjoy the outdoors and relax after school.
• Shopping: Brisbane has a dynamic shopping environment that includes high-end boutiques, diverse markets, and bustling precincts. The Queen Street Mall, a pedestrian hub in the CBD, houses over 700 stores. Wintergarden and Brisbane Arcade, both nearby, offer charm with premium labels and artisan products, while Chinatown Mall and The Valley Markets include independent sellers and vintage treasures. South Bank's Collective Markets feature handmade jewellery, art, and gourmet snacks. Paddington and West End cater to a wide range of preferences.

Brisbane welcomes students with its rich natural landscape, vibrant urban culture and authentic Australian cuisine.

Brisbane is home to many world-class universities and is an attractive city for both domestic and international students to pursue academic studies. Brisbane's top Universities offer a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, research opportunities and support services, as well as plenty of Brisbane student apartments to enhance your collegiate experience. Below is a brief description of popular universities in Brisbane:

1. University of Queensland

Ranked #40 in QS 2027, the University of Queensland is a public research university known for fields in Engineering and Technology, Business and Economics, and Health and Biomedical Sciences. The UQ St Lucia campus is about 7 km from Brisbane CBD. Herston campus is about 4 km from Brisbane CBD. Popular purpose-built student accommodations in Brisbane close to these campuses are UniLodge South Bank, Scape Tribune, and Scape Merivale.

2. Queensland University of Technology

Queensland University of Technology is known for its information technology, engineering and creative industries programmes. QUT is a leading Australian university with multiple campuses located in and around Brisbane. Gardens Point Campus is located in Brisbane CBD, near the Brisbane River. Kelvin Grove Campus is about 2 km from the CBD. We offer many Brisbane student residences around those campuses, such as UniLodge on Margaret, Iglu Brisbane City, and UniLodge School Street Studios.

3. Griffith University

Griffith University is a public research university with many campuses in Brisbane, including Nathan, Mount Gravatt and South Bank. The university is known for its programmes in health sciences, education and environmental sciences. The highly recommended all-inclusive student accommodation Brisbane near Griffith University is UNIVERSITY PARK Griffith, just 10 minutes walking away.

Brisbane is a city that offers up laidback charm and urban energy with outdoor adventures. Whether you like natural beauty or cultural heritage, you can find a place in the city. Our accommodation in Brisbane for international students is usually situated near transport links, so students can enjoy easy access to these hotspots. Here's a list of must-visit tourist attractions in Brisbane: 

1. South Bank Parklands
2. Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
3. Story Bridge Adventure Climb 
4. Brisbane Botanic Gardens
5. City Hall and Clock Tower
6. Kangaroo Point Cliffs
7. Queensland Museum and Sciencentre
8. Roma Street Parkland
9. Brisbane River Cruises