Scape Quay
4 Bed Apartment
4 Person - 4 Bathroom
5 Locations near the University of Melbourne
Choose from 5 Scape properties within easy reach of the University of Melbourne
From $379/week*
Room options across different locations, room types and budgets
Under 18 options
Approved accommodation options available for eligible Under 18 University of Melbourne students
Easy access to the University of Melbourne
Walk or use nearby public transport to reach the University of Melbourne
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
99 Franklin Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Rooms from
A$469/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
99 Franklin Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Rooms from
A$469/wk/person
50 La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Rooms from
A$379/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 University of Melbourne.
Safety & support
Secure buildings, 24/7 support and wellbeing services when you need them.
Nestled in the heart of Australia’s cultural capital, the University of Melbourne stands as an academic beacon, radiating excellence in education, research, and innovation. Established in 1853, this prestigious institution has evolved into a global powerhouse, consistently ranking among the world’s top universities.
The University of Melbourne has a storied past that spans nearly two centuries, dating back to its founding in 1853. Initially established by Hugh Culling Eardley Childers, the university was inspired by the ideals of providing accessible, high-quality education to the residents of Victoria. Over the years, it has grown exponentially, shaping not only the educational landscape of Australia but also making a significant impact on the global stage.
One of the defining characteristics of the University of Melbourne is its commitment to academic excellence and innovation. The institution offers a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across various disciplines, ensuring that students have ample opportunities to pursue their academic passions.
From the arts and humanities to cutting-edge sciences, business, and technology, the University of Melbourne’s faculties are hubs of intellectual exploration. The institution’s emphasis on research-led teaching means that students benefit from exposure to ground-breaking research, staying at the forefront of their chosen fields.
The sprawling Parkville campus of the University of Melbourne is a vibrant hub of activity, offering a conducive environment for academic pursuits and personal growth. State-of-the-art facilities cater to the diverse needs of students, fostering a holistic learning experience.
Libraries such as the Baillieu Library and the Giblin Eunson Library are treasure troves of knowledge, equipped with an extensive collection of books, journals, and digital resources. Cutting-edge laboratories and research centers provide students with the tools they need to engage in ground-breaking research and innovation.
For those seeking a well-rounded university experience, the University of Melbourne offers a plethora of extracurricular activities. From student clubs and societies to cultural events and sports facilities, students have ample opportunities to enrich their lives beyond the classroom.
Situated in the heart of Melbourne, the University’s Parkville campus is easily accessible, with several transportation options available.
Public Transport:
Melbourne boasts an extensive public transport network, making it easy for students to commute to the University. Trams are a popular choice, with several tram stops located near the Parkville campus. Additionally, buses and trains connect various parts of the city, ensuring that students can reach the university conveniently.
Cycling:
Melbourne is known for being a bicycle-friendly city, and the University of Melbourne encourages sustainable transportation. The campus is equipped with bike racks, and cycling is a popular and eco-friendly option for students living within a reasonable distance. Many Scape buildings come equipped with secure bike storage.
Walking:
For those lucky enough to reside in close proximity to the campus, walking is a pleasant and healthy option. The University of Melbourne’s central location means that many students find walking to be a viable and enjoyable means of transportation.
Car:
While parking can be a challenge in the city, some students may prefer to drive. The University provides parking facilities, but it’s essential to plan ahead and consider alternative transportation methods during peak hours.
The University of Melbourne stands as a testament to the power of education and innovation. With a rich history, diverse academic offerings, and world-class facilities, it continues to attract students from around the globe. Navigating the campus is made convenient by the city’s robust transportation options, ensuring that students can focus on their studies and make the most of their university experience. As an institution committed to shaping future leaders and contributing to the global body of knowledge, the University of Melbourne remains an iconic institution at the forefront of education and research.
Find out more about the University of Melbourne 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 University of Melbourne, 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.
The University of Melbourne boasts a very central location just north of the heart of Melbourne’s CBD and is an easy walking distance from all Scape buildings. Scape Berkeley 1, Scape Berkeley 2 and Scape Peel are on the university’s doorstep, with just a few minutes walk to get to class.
Scape Queensberry, Scape Carlton and Scape Lincoln College are also very close, with just a short 6 minute walk up Swanston St. Scape Victoria Street and Scape La Trobe are a 15-minute stroll to University of Melbourne, or a 10-minute bus ride on the 402 up Rathdowne St.
If you are staying the centre of the CBD at Scape Franklin, Scape Aurora or any of the nearby Scape properties, it will be a 17-minute walk, 8-minute bike ride or a 10-minute tram ride up Swanston St.
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), or a weekday breakfast at Scape Lincoln College. 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.
Yes, we do! We know you might not be in Australia or the city just yet, so our leasing team can send you a Matterport virtual tour link for your chosen property and room type. Simply book online and we’ll be in touch to arrange everything. Just keep in mind that Book a Tour links aren’t available for all buildings and room types, but we’ll do our best to find the right option for you. We can’t wait to help you explore your potential new home.
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 the University of Melbourne, 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 the University of Melbourne, with accommodation and wellbeing support aligned with the university’s Under 18 requirements.