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4 Bed Apartment
4 Person - 4 Bathroom
5 Locations near RMIT
Choose from 5 Scape properties within easy reach of RMIT University
From $379/week*
Room options across different locations, room types and budgets
Under 18 options
Approved accommodation options available for eligible Under 18 RMIT students
Easy access to RMIT
Walk or use nearby public transport to reach RMIT University
25 Victoria Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Rooms from
A$719/wk/person
5 Little La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Rooms from
A$409/wk/person
50 La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Rooms from
A$379/wk/person
599 Swanston St, Carlton VIC 3053
Rooms from
A$399/wk/person
18 Leicester Street, Carlton VIC 3053
Rooms from
A$419/wk/person
25 Victoria Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Rooms from
A$719/wk/person
5 Little La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Rooms from
A$409/wk/person
50 La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Rooms from
A$379/wk/person
599 Swanston St, Carlton VIC 3053
Rooms from
A$399/wk/person
18 Leicester Street, Carlton VIC 3053
Rooms from
A$419/wk/person
From arriving in Melbourne to settling into student life, Scape offers dedicated support, safe accommodation and tailored options for international and Under 18 students.
International students
Moving to Melbourne? We’re here to support you from booking through to settling in.
Under 18 students
Approved accommodation options are available for eligible Under 18 students studying at RMIT.
Safety & support
Secure buildings, 24/7 support and wellbeing services when you need them.
In the vibrant heart of Melbourne, RMIT University stands as a paragon of educational distinction, seamlessly blending a storied history with cutting-edge facilities.
RMIT University’s roots trace back to 1887 when it was established as the Working Men’s College, providing practical education to Melbourne’s burgeoning industrial workforce. Over the years, the institution evolved, eventually becoming the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in 1934 and, in 1992, adopting its current moniker, RMIT University.
From its inception, RMIT has been characterized by a commitment to practical, industry-relevant education. It has consistently adapted to the changing educational landscape, positioning itself as a pioneer in fields ranging from design and technology to business and the arts. Today, RMIT is recognized globally for its innovative approach to education, producing graduates who are not only well-versed in their disciplines but are also equipped with the practical skills demanded by the modern workforce.
RMIT’s academic offerings span a vast array of disciplines, encompassing art and design, business, engineering, science, and more. The university is renowned for its dynamic programs that emphasize hands-on experience and real-world applicability. From the bustling city campus to specialized facilities, RMIT provides an environment where creativity and innovation flourish.
One of RMIT’s key strengths lies in its commitment to fostering creativity. The RMIT Gallery, for example, serves as a cultural hub showcasing exhibitions that span art, design, and architecture. This commitment to creativity is reflected in the university’s ethos, creating an environment where students are not just educated but are inspired to think critically and creatively.
RMIT’s campuses are a testament to its dedication to providing students with cutting-edge facilities. The Melbourne City campus, serves as the nucleus of RMIT’s academic and creative endeavours. The Swanston Academic Building, a striking architectural marvel, encapsulates the university’s commitment to sustainable design and technological integration.
The RMIT Library is a vital resource, offering an extensive collection of academic materials and providing spaces for both collaborative and individual study. Specialized facilities cater to diverse disciplines, from advanced laboratories for scientific research to state-of-the-art studios for design and creative arts.
Moreover, RMIT places a strong emphasis on sustainability, evident in its green spaces, energy-efficient buildings, and eco-friendly initiatives. The commitment to sustainability is not only integrated into the infrastructure but is also embedded in the academic programs, fostering an environmentally conscious mindset among students.
Situated in the heart of Melbourne, RMIT’s accessibility is a significant advantage for students. Navigating the campus and its surroundings is made seamless through a variety of transportation options.
Public Transportation:
Melbourne’s well-established public transportation network makes it easy for students to access RMIT. Trains, trams, and buses connect the university to different parts of the city and its suburbs. The Melbourne Central Station, a major transportation hub, is within walking distance of the RMIT City campus.
Walking:
Given the central location of the campus, many students find walking to be a practical and enjoyable means of commuting. All Scape buildings in Melbourne are within walking distance of the RMIT city campus. The city streets surrounding RMIT are pedestrian-friendly, offering a pleasant journey for those on foot.
Cycling:
For those who prefer a more eco-friendly mode of transport, RMIT encourages cycling. Dedicated bike lanes around the campus and bike racks provide convenient options for students who choose to pedal their way to classes.
Car:
While RMIT promotes sustainable transport, for students who commute by car, there are parking facilities available on or near the campuses. However, it’s essential to consider Melbourne’s traffic conditions, and many students find public transportation to be a more efficient choice.
RMIT is not just an academic institution; it’s a vibrant community that values diversity, creativity, and holistic development. The RMIT Student Union organizes various events, clubs, and activities, providing students with opportunities to engage beyond the classroom.
The city campus is surrounded by an eclectic mix of dining options, cafes, and cultural attractions. This creates a lively atmosphere for students to explore, unwind, and socialize. RMIT’s commitment to sports and fitness is reflected in its sporting facilities, providing students with opportunities to maintain an active and healthy lifestyle.
Find out more about the RMIT University here.
Yes, Scape’s student accommodation is purpose built for students and a confirmation of enrolment is required to secure your room.
No, you can still book your accommodation while waiting for confirmation or acceptance/enrolment at RMIT, or if you are still waiting for the issue of an Australian student visa by the Australian Government. Please see our Booking Terms & Conditions for more information on the steps to follow if you are not accepted and need to cancel your booking.
RMIT is one of the most centrally located universities in Melbourne and is easy walking distance from all Scape buildings. Scape Swanston, Scape Aurora and Scape Franklin all surround RMIT A’Beckett Urban Square and are basically like living on campus.
Scape Victoria Street, Scape La Trobe and Scape Melbourne Central are a short 3-minute walk away. Scape Queensberry and Scape Carlton are an 8-minute walk down Swanson Street, and our most northern building, Scape Peel, is a 17-minute walk, a 7-minute bike ride or a short tram ride down Elizabeth Street.
All your utilities including electricity, water and heating, plus unlimited broadband internet are included with your rent. There are no additional bills to worry about. You’ll enjoy access to our amazing common spaces and at Scape Victoria Street you’ll also enjoy access to our onsite Scape Eats eatery (three meals a day included). Plus, a packed calendar bursting with exclusive events, mentorship programs, and internship opportunities where you can experience other cultures and make friends at the same time.
Booking your room at Scape is easy. Simply choose your preferred Scape property and room type, check availability and follow the steps online to secure your room. If you need help choosing the right room or location for your university, our team is here to help. You can also read our step-by-step guide on how to book a room at Scape student accommodation.
Yes, Scape properties have dedicated study spaces designed to make studying outside of university easy. Whether you’re working on an assignment, preparing for an exam or studying with friends, you’ll have spaces available to study close to home.
Yes, there’s always something happening at Scape. Our resident events calendar includes social events, wellbeing activities, workshops and experiences designed to help you meet other students, try something new and make the most of university life. Find out more about what’s on at Scape, including student events and things to do.
Your safety and wellbeing are a priority at Scape. Our properties have secure building access, CCTV and 24/7 support, so there’s always someone available if you need help. Our team is also there to support you as you settle into your new home and throughout your time at Scape.
Under 18 students can book eligible Scape properties that offer dedicated accommodation and support through the Under 18 program. During the booking process, you’ll be asked to provide additional information and documentation, and a parent or legal guardian may also need to complete certain forms before your booking is confirmed.
Yes. Under 18 accommodation is available in selected cities and properties. Visit our Under 18 Program page to see participating locations and eligibility requirements, or contact our leasing team for the latest availability.
Scape is an approved accommodation provider for eligible Under 18 international students studying at RMIT University, with accommodation and wellbeing support aligned with the university’s Under 18 requirements.
Scape is an approved accommodation provider for eligible Under 18 international students studying at RMIT University, with accommodation and wellbeing support aligned with the university’s Under 18 requirements.