Lisa Bellear House
Lisa Bellear House is a friendly and caring community surrounded by parklands. With a wide range of room types, it provides the perfect balance of support and independence.
Why choose University Accommodation
University of Melbourne offers a range of safe, quality accommodation options tailored to your needs, from independent apartments to catered residential colleges.
All our accommodation options are conveniently located near our Parkville campus and include year-round social, academic, and career events.
With built-in support networks, University Accommodation provides a true home away from home for students.
The University of Melbourne has an Accommodation Offer** for all commencing students who are new to Melbourne, subject to availability.
Commencing Student Cover** enables you to book your preferred accommodation early, knowing that you can cancel if circumstances change.
** Terms and conditions apply
What's included as part of your fees*
*Amenities vary between each residence. Please view the individual residence pages for further details
- Your furnished room
- Utilities (electricity, water and unlimited internet)
- Close to Parkville campus and city
- Amenities (gym, cinema, communal kitchen, study rooms, music rooms, and more*)
- 24/7 staff and wellbeing support
University apartment-style accommodation
Exclusive to University of Melbourne students, our University Accommodation has been uniquely designed to enhance your experience, on campus and beyond.
University residential colleges
University colleges offer an immersive campus lifestyle - with comprehensive academic support, freshly prepared meals, and a fun range of cultural, social and supporting activities.
Scholarships and bursaries
Eligibility
Under 18 student accommodation
Frequently asked questions
2026 cost
| Accommodation | Meals included | Academic program included | Residential Life program included | Cost per week* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lisa Bellear House | ✔ | $439 - $611 | ||
| Little Hall | ✔ | ✔ | $460 - $712 | |
| The Lofts | ✔ | $430 - $730 | ||
| International House | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | $738 - $947 |
| Wilam Hall | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | $829 - $878** |
*Varies on room type and length of stay
** Single Semester contract
Partner accommodation
We have collaborated with some nationally recognised student accommodation providers to create more quality accommodation options around our campus.
Affiliated residential colleges
In addition to our university-owned colleges, we are proudly affiliated with another nine residential colleges. Each college offers all the perks of on-campus living and includes access to student support and opportunities to help you develop and grow, including over $8.3M in scholarships and bursaries.
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Current resident, International House
Ishie Pasricha
"The academic and wellbeing support has played a crucial role in my personal and academic development. Living here feels like being part of a supportive and inclusive family."
Residential Life
Living in University Accommodation provides full membership to our Residential Life Program. The program helps you adjust to and get the most out of campus life with guidance from our dedicated staff as well as a year-round calendar of activities to assist you with your academic, social, cultural, wellbeing and career needs.
Other accommodation options
We can also provide information and support to assist you with finding alternate housing options. This includes explaining your rights and responsibilities as a tenant, referring you to financial support if needed, and providing transportation information.