Monash University Accommodation: Cost, Facilities & Photos

• realestate.com to rent a whole property. Flatmates, Instagram communities, and Facebook groups for finding an accommodation. Be very careful while choosing one. Not all are as good as they seem to be. Do not pay before inspecting the property directly. Try to get a house in your language or nationality for easy living.

• realestate.com to rent a whole property. Flatmates, Instagram communities, and Facebook groups for finding an accommodation. Be very careful while choosing one. Not all are as good as they seem to be. Do not pay before inspecting the property directly. Try to get a house in your language or nationality for easy living.

• I live with my friend and we are renting a two-bedroom apartment. Accommodation is available on real estate and domain and there are student accommodations for people who don’t know anyone here. A lot of my friends are living in student accommodations and they are happy with it. It can be a little expensive here but you can earn your expenses while studying.
• Challenges can be with no rental history so renting an apartment for a newcomer is not the easiest job. I advise living in student accommodations and getting pay slips steadily for at least 6 months before renting by yourself.

• I live with my friend and we are renting a two-bedroom apartment. Accommodation is available on real estate and domain and there are student accommodations for people who don’t know anyone here. A lot of my friends are living in student accommodations and they are happy with it. It can be a little expensive here but you can earn your expenses while studying.
• Challenges can be with no rental history so renting an apartment for a newcomer is not the easiest job. I advise living in student accommodations and getting pay slips steadily for at least 6 months before renting by yourself.

• Mostly 70 per cent of the students from the course get placed.

"I found accommodation through facebook marketplace. My rent was $700 which included laundry and utilities (electricity and water). I did not really face any challenges while finding accommodation, but when securing it, I had to make a decision within 2 days after viewing because of it's high demand. For future students, I would recommend to get a private room if possible because then you can focus a lot on your studies. There's Facebook marketplace, Kijiji and real estate agencies which rent out and if you find real estate agency which specialises in student housing (WCRI in my city, Waterloo), then you can find pretty cheap rooms near university campuses. My accommodation is around 4 KM away from the campus. Most of the Indian students live in the city of Kitchener, but some groups did live near the university but they had to share their rooms with at least 3-4 other people to afford those places."

"I found accommodation through facebook marketplace. My rent was $700 which included laundry and utilities (electricity and water). I did not really face any challenges while finding accommodation, but when securing it, I had to make a decision within 2 days after viewing because of it's high demand. For future students, I would recommend to get a private room if possible because then you can focus a lot on your studies. There's Facebook marketplace, Kijiji and real estate agencies which rent out and if you find real estate agency which specialises in student housing (WCRI in my city, Waterloo), then you can find pretty cheap rooms near university campuses. My accommodation is around 4 KM away from the campus. Most of the Indian students live in the city of Kitchener, but some groups did live near the university but they had to share their rooms with at least 3-4 other people to afford those places."

It depends on type of accommodation chosen. Shared student housing is probably the hassle free cheapest option out there. But if you have a couple of friends renting a bigger house would prove to be cheaper.

It is an overall good experience with challenging academics at par with current trends and other industry standards. There are lots of extracurricular and fitness oriented opportunities available as well.

There were both on campus and off campus accommodation options, with the latter being more affordable (may be at the cost of infrastructure but that is subjective to the tenant). Most rooms were share houses, i.e, private rooms with shared facilities such as kitchens and washrooms. On average, the off campus accommodation can go anywhere between 500-1000 monthly (without bills).

Overall, it would say it was good and refreshing, especially as an international graduate. Though, facilities could've been handled well during COVID, the on-campus classes and labs would have to be the major takeaway when it came to academics. Events would always be there Year round, so there's no shortage of freebies to look for.

The rent in Melbourne varies from suburb to suburb. People need to pay higher rent for living the city central but lower rent for living in smaller suburbs. Although living in the city is more happening than in suburbs.

The experience at Monash University is wholesome. The students get to experience everything that a course should offer. This international exposure in the life of students is much needed. The university not only helps student academically but also to settle in the new city far from home.

I lived in an apartment with my friends and we shared the monthly rent. That’s the best way to stay abroad.

I enjoyed thoroughly. Doing Masters is once in a lifetime opportunity. It’s a great experience. Meeting new people. Learning new skills, participating in a lot of events organized by the Uni. It was great.

It costs around 800-1000 AUD per month for rent and other basic expense.

My Monash university experience was wonderful and even though I wish I could have studied all 3 years if the Covid didn’t impact me as most of the time I spent was studying online.

Recommended Accommodation - Off Campus Rent houses around University. Average Rent & Bills per month - A$ 900 Total Average Cost of Living per month - A$ 1200

My overall experience was fruitful and worth the buck as I bagged a role within 2 weeks of graduation. This was because I worked towards employment right from day one of University. It is not easy to get jobs as an international student. But with the right mindset, hard work, and making the best use all the resources at my university, I have now carved my own path and career in Australia.