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Your ultimateA to Zguideto living on campus at Curtin

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Living on campus is more than just having a place to sleep between classes – it’s an experience that shapes your university life.  

If you’re in Year 12 and starting to think about what comes next, choosing where you’ll live can feel like a big decision. From fitness to food, safety and socialising, this A-Z guide walks you through your accommodation options and gives you a glimpse of the friendships, freedom and experiences waiting for you on campus.  

Ready to discover what awaits? 

Your A-Z guide to living on campus 

A – Applications 
The first step to living on campus is submitting your application. Managed and operated by St Catherine’s College and UniLodge, there are numerous on-campus accommodation options to suit your budget and lifestyle. Keep an eye on key deadlines, gather necessary documents and apply early – popular options can fill up fast! 

B – Bursaries and scholarships 
Worried about rent? Curtin offers a range of bursaries and scholarships. From merit-based awards to financial need, find out what help and support you can access. 

Explore our scholarships 

C – Curtin Kalgoorlie
Studying in Kalgoorlie? Agricola student accommodation isa five-minute walk from campus and the town centre.You’llhave access to a range of facilities that are all included in your rent.right across the road from campus and only a short walk to the town centre.

Discover what it’s like to live at Agricola: 

D – Dining options 
Food is a huge part of campus life. Whether you prefer cooking in shared kitchens or grabbing a bite at a café on campus, there’s something for you. And if you’re living at St Catherine’s College, you can choose to have your meals included. 

Feeling parched? 

Discover the best cold drinks on campus: 

E – Erica Underwood House
With 54 fully furnished and comfortable six-bedroom units,Erica Underwood Houseis located a short walk to campus, the Village Green shoppingcentreand public transport.

Hear what Harry has to say about his time living at “Erica”: 

F – Fitness 
When you live on campus, you’ll get free full access to the Curtin Stadium Fitness Centre – the gym, classes, programs and appraisals are all included. You can also join court sessions, group classes and the Residence Cup for some fun competition. 

G – Guild House
Speaking of fitness,Guild Houseputs you right across the road from Curtin Stadium and even has outdoor exercise equipment on-site–perfectif you want to stay active and enjoy the outdoors. It’s also just a short walk to the Village Green and Curtin Exchange, giving you easy access to food, shops and social spaces.

H – Housemates 
Living with housemates can be one of the best parts of campus life. You’ll share experiences, celebrate milestones, and support each other through study challenges. You might even make lifelong friends. 

Watch our students compete to take out the most awesome housemate prize: 

I – Independence 
Whether you’ve lived out of home before or you’re taking that step for the first time, campus living gives you the freedom to manage your own routine, balance study and social time, and take charge of your own space. It’s a great way to build confidence and practical life skills – with a supportive community closeby whenever you need it. 

“By having everything I need nearby, living away from home has never been easier. It has helped me become more independent in my life by giving me the space to grow and make my own decisions and take responsibility for my everyday life.”

Matt Large,Twin Dolphin Hallresident

J – Jobson campus
Part-time and casual workiseasy to balance whenit’sclose to your classes. You can explore rolesthrough Curtin’sEarn While You Learnprogram and findopportunities that fit your schedule, help you earn money, and boost your resume.

K –KurrajongVillage
Set among tranquil gardens,KurrajongVillageincludes Don Watts, George James,Japanand Rotary International Houses and islocatedjust a short walk from the humanities andCentre for Aboriginal Studiesareas, with Village Green shopping right across the road.

From volleyball games to new friendships, Daniel shares why living at Kurrajong Village has been a highlight of his Curtin journey: 

L – Live in a community
Living on campus means instant access to a community of peers. From casual chats in the kitchen toorganisedsocial events, youcanquickly build friendships that last well beyond graduation. Community isn’t just social – it offersa support network for studying, wellbeing and navigating university life.

M – Moving in 
Moving into your new home is an exciting milestone. Bring the essentials like bedding, study supplies, and personal touches to make your space feel comfortable and welcoming. Most accommodation is fully furnished, so focus on what will make your room functional and feel like it’s your own. 

N – Nesuto Curtin Perth Hotel
If you’re visiting Curtin oraccommodating guests, our on-campus hotelis an ideal place to stay.With 24-hour reception, housekeeping, meeting and conference facilities, you’llbe located inthe heart of campus and close to Perthcitycentre.

O – Off-campus accommodation
Ifon-campus accommodation is full, oryou’relooking for alternatives, ourAccommodation Coachescan help you explore your optionsoff campus.

P – Parking and transport
Getting around is simplewhen you live on campus. With dedicated parking areas, bikeracks, and nearby public transport, you can commute or explore the citywithease.Walking and cycling around campusarealsogreatwaysfor you to stay active and enjoyyoursurroundings.

Q – Quiet study spaces 
When you need to focus, you’ll find plenty of peaceful places to study. Make the most of the dedicated study rooms in your accommodation, or settle into our light-filled library with its different study zones. Finding your ideal spot can make a big difference to your productivity. 

R – Residential life programs 
Residential life programs offer more than just fun events – they help you grow and connect with others. You can join workshops, community initiatives and themed socials that enrich your experience – and help you feel part of campus life. 

Residential Advisor Kar Yi shares her top tips on getting involved and settling into life on campus: 

S – St Catherine’s College
With its buffet meals in a grand dining hall, movie theatre, podcast studio, art room and terraced gardens,St Catherine’s College offersyoua strong sense of community, academic supportand a lively social calendar.

Take a tour of St Cat’s: 

 T – Twin Dolphin Hall 
Set within our vibrant Exchange precinct, Twin Dolphin Hall is named for the Kujal Kela (Twin Dolphin) Whadjuk Nyungar songline that passes through Curtin Perth. Thoughtfully designed with modern, comfortable living spaces, it’s a great base for study, socialising and everything in between. 

Take a glimpse at Twin Dolphin Hall: 

U – Utilitiesincluded
Whenyou live on campus, your utilities are included in your rent. This includes yourWiFi,electricityand wateruse, helping tosimplify your budgeting andreduce unexpectedbills,andgiving you one less thing to worry about as you settle into campus life.

V – Vickery House 
If you’re on a budget, Vickery House is a fantastic option. Affordable, well-located, and student-focused, it provides all the essentials while keeping you connected to the community and convenience of on-campus living. 

“The opportunity to live with six different people from different backgrounds was amazing. During exam times and study periods it’s great to have other residents studying with you. Vickery House has beautiful nature, beautiful trees and birds.”

Tazkeya, former Vickery House resident

W – Wellbeing support 
At Curtin, we place a strong focus on student wellbeing. You can access counselling, mental health services, and on-campus medical facilities whenever you need support. Whether it’s professional guidance or just someone to talk to, help is always nearby. 

Explore our support services 

X – X-factor moments 
Your time on campus is full of unique, memorable experiences and events. From sports tournaments and creative projects to cultural celebrations like Diwali, Eid and Lunar New Year, as well as movie nights and themed socials, there’s always something happening. 

See what events are happening on campus 

Y – Your safety and security 
Your safety is a priority on campus. With 24/7 security, monitored facilities and emergency contacts available when you need them, you can feel confident and supported while enjoying your independence. 

Z – Zamia Apartments
Perfect for individuals, couples, and families,are located in the heart ofCurtin Perthand feature stylish one, two, and three-bedroom layouts with spacious open-plan living and scenic balcony views.

Ready to see what campus living could look like for you?  

Take a closer look at our on-campus accommodation and find the space that feels like home. 

Explore your accommodation options. &Բ;

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