Student Accommodation Adelaide

Adelaide is the fifth most populous city of Australia and the capital of South Australia; located between the low-lying Mount Lofty Ranges and the Gulf of St Vincent. The city derives its name from Adelaide of Saxe Meiningen, queen consort to Kings William IV and in the year 1836 it was founded as the planned capital for a British province that was freely settled in Australia. The city is home to a town called Hahndorf, which is the oldest surviving German settlement in Australia as well as the ...

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Adelaide is the fifth most populous city of Australia and the capital of South Australia; located between the low-lying Mount Lofty Ranges and the Gulf of St Vincent. The city derives its name from Adelaide of Saxe Meiningen, queen consort to Kings William IV and in the year 1836 it was founded as the planned capital for a British province that was freely settled in Australia. The city is home to a town called Hahndorf, which is the oldest surviving German settlement in Australia as well as the oldest Clipper Ship in the world, located at the dock in Port Adelaide.

The main universities in Adelaide which attract a large number of home and international students to Adelaide are University of Adelaide, University of South Australia, Flinders University and Torrens University. Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College (Australia), University College London’s School of Energy and Resources (Australia) and Cranfield University’s Defence College of Management and technology are all housed in the historical building of Torrens.

Student accommodation Adelaide offer a huge variety of comfortable as well as luxurious student rooms at pocket-friendly prices because the city is one of the most affordable in all of Australia. Choose to live in studios or cluster apartments that are fully equipped with modern amenities. With student accommodations scattered throughout the city, you can either go in for city centre living or live near campus, so that you can simply walk to classes.

Getting around the city is easy on foot as Adelaide is popularly known as the ’20-minute city’ because you can literally reach any place in the city within an unbelievable 20 minutes. There are convenient public transport networks of buses, trams and trains that you could avail to travel within and intercity travel. Adelaide International Airport is only 12 minutes by car from the city centre making overseas travel extremely convenient.

Adelaide has a population of approximately 1,333,927 out of which an estimated 140,000 are students. During summers the temperature can soar up to 28° in the months of January and February; in winter July is the coldest month with the temperature averaging at 16°.

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