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Melbourne, Australia
University of Melbourne (UniMelb) accommodation
Studying at the University of Melbourne and searching for your perfect home away from home? With two stunning residences based in Carlton — just minutes from the main campus — Yugo offers UniMelb students the ultimate living experience.
You'll enjoy more facilities than normal university housing — think cinema rooms, gyms, BBQ terraces and rooftop gardens. Plus, with regular events hosted onsite, you get all the social benefits of a residential college!
Keen to learn more? Explore our dedicated UniMelb accommodation below...
Student accommodation near UniMelb
An easy journey to the UniMelb campus
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Why choose Yugo over university accommodation?
Facilites
Exclusive access to purpose-built amenities for studying, socialising and relaxing.
- Games room
- On-site gym
- Private terrace
- Study spaces
- TV lounge
Flexibility
A comprehensive range of room types and sizes with flexible tenancy options.
- Private & shared housing
- Roommate matching
- Short-stay bookings
- Dual occupancy
- Single and mixed gender
Convenience
An unbeatable location next to campus and supportive staff that make life easy.
- Close to UniMelb
- 24/7 support
- Bills included
- High-speed WiFi
- Mail collection
Community
A friendly and supportive community with lots of UniMelb students.
- 650+ students
- 'Live Your Best Life' program
- 24/7 communal areas
- Cultural celebrations
- Wellbeing events
Social events
Leisure spaces
24/7 support
Study spaces
What our residents have to say
Alyssa Martin
Yugo Berkeley Street
"I stayed at Berkeley Street while being abroad in Melbourne for five months, and it was the best student accommodation I’ve ever lived in! The building is so clean and modern, the gym is nice and well-kept and there are so many fun activities planned for students. Overall, it’s a safe and enjoyable residence and walking distance to UniMelb."
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Zhi Yee Low
Yugo University Square
"Really nice environment with many activities being held. Easy to get to Melbourne's CBD and if you’re studying at UniMelb you can get to class very fast! Common area downstairs is perfect to study by yourself or with friends and the staff are more than willing to help you if you have any enquiries!"
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Frequently asked questions about UniMelb
Where is the University of Melbourne located?
The University of Melbourne's main campus is based in Parkville, around 2km (or a 10-minute tram ride) north of the CBD. The university has several additional sites in Greater Melbourne and regional Victoria, including its Southbank and Burnley campuses.
When was the University of Melbourne founded?
The University of Melbourne was founded in 1853, making it Australia's second-oldest university and the oldest in the state of Victoria. It initially offered only a handful of courses, but has steadily added more schools throughout its history and is today known as one of the world's leading institutions.
What is the University of Melbourne known for?
The University of Melbourne is known as Australia's leading university and also ranks among the best universities in the world. It has a strong research focus and has made major contributions to fields like medicine and computer science, while its education, humanities and life sciences programmes are considered some of the world's best.
How many students are there at the University of Melbourne?
The University of Melbourne is home to around 53,000 students, with a near-even split between undergraduate and graduate students. International students make up around 45% of the student population, creating a diverse campus community.
How hard is it to get into the University of Melbourne?
The University of Melbourne is notoriously competitive with high minimum entry scores across most subjects. Requirements vary by course but generally include ATAR scores ranging from 80–99+ (or equivalent for international students), as well as qualifications for prerequisite subjects and personal statements.