One of the most important decisions that a student has in establishing themselves at university, is securing accommodation that is conducive to their needs.
Your accommodation should be in proximity to university campuses, provide a happy and safe environment, and be within your budget.
Finding accommodation
There are many options within walking distance or easily accessed by public transport and we recommend living close to campus.
You can choose from student residential complexes, residential colleges, or an agent-operated student accommodation. These usually include a private room with a bed, study desk. Bathrooms, kitchens, and common rooms are shared.
If you need help finding somewhere to live, our accommodation services can help you.
Places to live
- QUT student deals
- scholarships for international and regional students
- accommodation approved for students under 18
- accommodation approved for students under 18
- accommodation approved for students under 18
(Free cancellation and full refund up to 14 days before lease commencement.)
Under 18 international students
If you're under 18, you will also need to apply for our supervision program, you must be placed in an approved accommodation, or live with a parent, guardian or relative until you turn 18.
The supervision program includes a registration fee of $110 and a daily fee of $6.60, which you will have to pay until you turn 18.
Emergency accommodation
Community and non-government organisations offer many types of short-term accommodation for people in emergency situations.
If you unexpectedly find you have no place to stay, you should contact Homeless Persons Information Queensland or use the directory for Brisbane Emergency Relief.
General support services
Your uni learning curve can be difficult, and we're here to help with support in learning, study skills, language, health services, finances, LGBTIQA+, disability, employment and spirituality.
Finding accommodation is an important step in creating your home away from home.
It is important that your living space provides a happy and safe environment for you during your time in Brisbane, while also fitting in with your living costs and requirements.
Finding accommodation
There are many options within walking distance or easily accessed by public transport and we recommend living close to campus.
You can choose from student residential complexes, residential colleges, or an agent-operated student accommodation. These usually include a private room with a bed, study desk. Bathrooms, kitchens, and common rooms are shared.
If you need help finding somewhere to live, our accommodation services can help you.
Places to live
- QUT student deals
- scholarships for international and regional students
- accommodation approved for students under 18
- accommodation approved for students under 18
- accommodation approved for students under 18
(Free cancellation and full refund up to 14 days before lease commencement.)
Under 18 international students
Will you be under the age of 18 when you start studying in Australia?
The Australian Department of Home Affairs requires that students under the age of 18 have appropriate accommodation, support, and welfare arrangements in place before they start their studies at QUT.
Find out more about your U18 visa requirements
We also know that leaving home to study overseas can be both exciting and scary, so we are here to guide you through the process and help you settle into your new life and study in Brisbane.
You will need to choose a guardian, select your accommodation, and complete the under 18 guardianship form before you accept your offer to study at QUT.
Apply for U18 Supervision Program (PDF file, 484.6 KB)
QUT-approved under-18 accomodation
If QUT is your guardian, you will join the Under 18 Supervision Program (U18SP) and receive dedicated support from our friendly Student Services team until you turn 18.
Find out more about QUT’s U18 Supervision Program
As part of this program, you will need to select an accommodation option from one of our approved accommodation providers.
Each of the approved accommodation options offers private rooms, great facilities, and a secure environment located in or near Brisbane’s city centre.
Explore the options for approved accommodation
Contact studentservices@qut.edu.au for more information.
Emergency accommodation
Community and non-government organisations offer many types of short-term accommodation for people in emergency situations.
If you unexpectedly find you have no place to stay, you should contact Homeless Persons Information Queensland or use the directory for Brisbane Emergency Relief.
General support services
Adjusting to university life can be a bit of a learning curve. We’re here to help you with learning and language support, study skills, health services, financial advice, LGBTIQA+, spirituality and disability services and so much more.
One of the most important decisions that a student has in establishing themselves at university, is securing accommodation that is conducive to their needs.
Your accommodation should be in proximity to university campuses, provide a happy and safe environment, and be within your budget.
Finding accommodation
There are many options within walking distance or easily accessed by public transport and we recommend living close to campus.
You can choose from student residential complexes, residential colleges, or an agent-operated student accommodation. These usually include a private room with a bed, study desk. Bathrooms, kitchens, and common rooms are shared.
If you need help finding somewhere to live, our accommodation services can help you.
Places to live
- QUT student deals
- scholarships for international and regional students
- accommodation approved for students under 18
- accommodation approved for students under 18
- accommodation approved for students under 18
(Free cancellation and full refund up to 14 days before lease commencement.)
Under 18 international students
If you're under 18, you will also need to apply for our supervision program, you must be placed in an approved accommodation, or live with a parent, guardian or relative until you turn 18.
The supervision program includes a registration fee of $110 and a daily fee of $6.60, which you will have to pay until you turn 18.
Emergency accommodation
Community and non-government organisations offer many types of short-term accommodation for people in emergency situations.
If you unexpectedly find you have no place to stay, you should contact Homeless Persons Information Queensland or use the directory for Brisbane Emergency Relief.
General support services
Your uni learning curve can be difficult, and we're here to help with support in learning, study skills, language, health services, finances, LGBTIQA+, disability, employment and spirituality.
One of the most important decisions that a student has in establishing themselves at university, is securing accommodation that is conducive to their needs.
Your accommodation should be in proximity to university campuses, provide a happy and safe environment, and be within your budget.
Finding accommodation
There are many options within walking distance or easily accessed by public transport and we recommend living close to campus.
You can choose from student residential complexes, residential colleges, or an agent-operated student accommodation. These usually include a private room with a bed, study desk. Bathrooms, kitchens, and common rooms are shared.
If you need help finding somewhere to live, our accommodation services can help you.
Places to live
- QUT student deals
- scholarships for international and regional students
- accommodation approved for students under 18
- accommodation approved for students under 18
- accommodation approved for students under 18
(Free cancellation and full refund up to 14 days before lease commencement.)
Under 18 international students
If you're under 18, you will also need to apply for our supervision program, you must be placed in an approved accommodation, or live with a parent, guardian or relative until you turn 18.
The supervision program includes a registration fee of $110 and a daily fee of $6.60, which you will have to pay until you turn 18.
Emergency accommodation
Community and non-government organisations offer many types of short-term accommodation for people in emergency situations.
If you unexpectedly find you have no place to stay, you should contact Homeless Persons Information Queensland or use the directory for Brisbane Emergency Relief.
General support services
Your uni learning curve can be difficult, and we're here to help with support in learning, study skills, language, health services, finances, LGBTIQA+, disability, employment and spirituality.