Newcastle City Campus Accommodation
Opening in 2027, the University’s new City Campus Student Accommodation offers a modern living experience minutes from NUspace, in the heart of the CBD. Register below for updates and application information.
Live where you learn
Enjoy an integrated student experience in purpose-built accommodation, just a short walk from City Campus. With 445 beds in a variety of room types, the new development is designed to foster connection, wellbeing and academic success, supported by a dedicated Student Living team and around-the-clock security on site.
Placing students just minutes from public transport, everyday amenities and Newcastle’s vibrant waterfront, the building is conveniently situated within walking distance from NUspace and directly across from Q Building. You will be living in the heart of the bustling Honeysuckle precinct, with restaurants, cafés and entertainment right on your doorstep, offering a comfortable and connected inner-city lifestyle.
Room and living options
The nine-storey building will offer 445 student beds in a range of room types, including micro studios, studios, twin rooms, and six-bed shared apartments. Each option will feature kitchen and bathroom facilities, along with access to shared living areas, dining spaces and laundry rooms. Whether you prefer independent living, a more social environment or need accessible living options, you will be able to choose a space that fits your lifestyle.
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Building and design features
The building has been carefully designed to support every aspect of student life, from focussed study to social interaction and relaxation. Boasting vibrant ground-floor amenities for staff and students, the indoor spaces feature dedicated study areas and communal lounges across all levels. The thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces include landscaped gardens and terraces, as well as barbecues for social events, encouraging connection and a sense of community among residents.
The University of Newcastle acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands within our footprint areas: Awabakal, Darkinjung, Biripai, Worimi, Wonnarua, and Eora Nations. We also pay respect to the wisdom of our Elders past and present.