Below are a list of resources that may assist you while you're looking for rental housing
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Daily sessions are held around the start of each semester (Jan to March and June to July). The sessions cover your legal rights and responsibilities and warn you about some of the common traps for students. |
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As well as rent, there are other charges associated with rental accommodation. |
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If you move into a vacant property, you will need to arrange your own electricity and phone account. Some properties also have gas for cooking and water heating. |
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The University of Queensland has its very own ISP, UQconnect, which provides all students with free Internet access including free dial-up connection from anywhere in Australia for the price of a local call. Upgrades to broadband and iBurst (wireless broadband), and other Internet services, are also available. |
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Places to buy new, second-hand or hire. |
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There are a number of online maps that may help you to become better orientated |
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Companies that will move your furniture for you, or places where you can hire a vehicle to do it yourself. |
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The Guide to Renting website explains all of your legal rights and responsibilities as a tenant in Queensland |
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Find out what former students have said about the suburbs they lived in. |
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The Transinfo Journey Planner will allow you to look up public transport options between two addresses, or click here to access more general information. |
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Find out what's available! |