International
Sinclair's City Hostel has been catering to the needs of international students for over 12 years. They are located on the corner of Bourke and Cleveland Street in Surry Hills. Public transport is located at the door step and Central Train Station is only a ten minute walk.
The hostel offers twins and single rooms with breakfast, common kitchen / dinning and games room. The hostel has a fully equipped guest kitchen, as well as a sunny outdoor courtyard and BBQ area. The bathrooms, kitchen, laundry and common areas are all shared facilities, providing the guests a great opportunity to socialise. Walk into Sydney City, Darlinghurst and Taylors Campuses within fifteen minutes.
| Type |
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|---|---|
| Single Room with shared facilities | $307 per person |
| Twin Share Room with shared facilities | $215 per person |
For more information, download a Sinclair's City Hostel Factsheet (PDF 149K) or visit the Sinclair's website.
Sinclair’s Serviced Apartments are fully self contained and serviced weekly. Located only minutes walking distance from Central station and Sydney’s main shopping area and a short walk to the CSU Study Centre.
24 hour public transport is availabe from in front of the property. Trendy restaurants and cheap inner City cafe‘s are within an easy walking distance. Self-catering apartments, for students 18 and over, with rooms that accommodate single, twin or double bookings. You can choose to stay in a single loft room accessible via stairs in the living area. Meals and kitchen are self-catering. Each apartment has a fully equipped kitchen where you can prepare your own meals.
| Type |
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|---|---|
| Single Apartment | $307 per person |
| Shared Apartment | $215 per person |
For more information, download a Sinclair's Serviced Apartments Factsheet (PDF 149K) or visit the Sinclair's website.
There are many different types of rental accommodation available in Sydney. Students can choose from houses, flats or apartments, and these can be furnished or unfurnished. Living in rental accommodation gives students greater personal freedom, but also means greater personal responsibility. To rent a house or apartment, a bond is required (usually one month's rent), and you will be required to pay for the connection and usage of utilities such as gas, electricity and telephone or cable.
If the house or apartment is unfurnished, you will need to provide your own furniture, electrical appliances, towels, sheets, etc. Living with other students in a house or apartment will help you to share the expenses of this type of accommodation.
Students over 18 can choose to look for private housing by renting a flat or apartment in the local area.
Rental properties range from $200 to $350+ plus living expenses (food, utilities, transport, entertainment etc).
Check the Yellow pages for real estate agents in the nearby areas. You can also use whereis.com to find areas close to campus.
These links will take you to external sites. Sites will open in a separate window, and are in English unless otherwise indicated.
The following websites will provide you with listings of rental and flat share properties:
The CSU Study Centre Sydney is conveniently located in the city centre
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