Edwards Hall

Edwards Hall – affectionately known as ‘Teds’ – was the first on-campus student accommodation at the University and was named after George Alfred Edwards, the University’s first Deputy Chancellor. As the oldest residence, Edwards Hall is known for its proud traditions and spirited residential community.

Home to almost 400 residents each year across the main catered, dormitory-style halls and self-catered, unit-style residences for up to five residents, Edwards Hall is all about building strong connections and friendships. Residents can enjoy three common rooms with lounges, televisions and a variety of pool, foosball and ping pong tables, multiple barbecue areas and a large outdoor swimming pool. With so many students living in close proximity, Edwards Hall is more than a place to live - it’s a lively community that builds your confidence and social skills as you strive for academic success.

Take a virtual tour of Cutler House at Edwards Hall, Main Hall

* The dimensions shown are the minimum square metre area for this residence.

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