The University of Queensland Accommodation- On-Campus & Off-Campus Residences, Cost of Living

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I live in shared house. It is easy to find shared houses. Don't worry almost all PhD students live in shared accommodations/ apartments. University residence is costlier and closes for a few months although living and food are excellent.

project coincided with my experience. It is always about the project. Although my university ranking and department raking is very good but is was always the project for me.

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There are plenty of student residences on campus; however, they are expensive. But, there are other private student accommodation providers around the campus which are quite affordable.

I wanted to study International Relations or Conflict Studies and this university provided me with both degrees. Hence, I chose Peace & Conflict Studies. Moreover, UQ ranks in the top 50 universities in the world, and the course fees were quite affordable.

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No. Off campus as it is cheap. Pay 130$ per week

Because it is in best 50 universities in the world. Top 3 in australia

UQ comes in top 50 universities of the world. UQ school of Pharmacy ranked in top 10 pharmacy colleges of the world. Academic background should be pharmacy with good score of GPA. No application fees but you have select your supervisor for better and smooth processing of your admission and scholarship application.

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I decided to live off-campus and in an apartment primarily due to costs. Although living on campus would be amazing, for my first year of university I have house shared to minimize upfront costs and save some money.

At the end of year 11, I attended a young scholars program through the University of Queensland. This introduced me to many different areas of study available at the university and I had my heart set on attending it. It is one of the highest-ranked universities in Australia, therefore I wanted to work hard to be accepted and see it as an achievement. I got an OP1 and was able to make it into my course.

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I live on campus where accommodation is affordable and meals are provided. There is also a stack of events run for people who live on campus and there are on campus facilities such as the library which is open 24 hours, a doctor, gym, pool, psychologists, and security.

I applied for this university because it offered the best animal science course on this side of Australia and had international accreditation. I knew about UQ because it is a popular university for students. The university was my top 4 preferences when I applied through QTAC, I received the highest possible grade upon graduating and therefore was guaranteed to get into my course. The fees for my application were relatively small. Once I received my offer it was extremely easy to accept and the University provided clear instructions on how to set up my university account. They were also available to call.

To be able to get a provisional entry into the Doctor of medicine program. The University of Queensland is a highly reputable University around the world, and I am proud to say that I am studying at this University. This university opens opportunities for all types of achievers which is extremely accommodating.

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Luckily I live near the campus so I can live at home however many people live on campus and say they love it and get 3 meals a day included and snacks! The only challenge I face is that I have to travel for 45 minutes some days only to be a uni for an hour which can be frustrating but worth it as I am not financially capable of moving out.

The University of Queensland is the most prestigious university in my area and is also the only university offering languages within my course which was essential for me as I was wanting to do French. I applied for 3 different universities as there are 3 main universities in my area however the university of Queensland was my preferred one.

I opted for University of Queensland because it was suggested by my family friends as an ideal college especially since I had just come from New Zealand and I got into pharmacy there which I found to be good

Impressive reputation and is highly ranked world wide. It is also a university that a big majority of international students opt to attend, which also indicates its prestige. I also picked this university because of the clubs available as my undergrad university did not have any extracurricular activities.