A limited number of residential housing units are available on campus for students. These one- and two-bedroom units provide single person, family, or shared accommodation options.*
Living on campus has many benefits for students. The College is a Land for Wildlife member, which means residents share the property with wallabies, kookaburras, goannas and the occasional koala. Our campus also has a nature walking trail, prayer garden, community fire pit area, and plenty of places for students to enjoy when not in class. Student residents have access to NTC’s physical library, which is open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. And new this year was the opening of a shopping centre just a ten-minute walk from campus.
If you are interested in on-campus accommodation, please contact [email protected].
*Those hoping to secure on-campus accommodation may be required to document financial ability to make rental payments prior to final housing approval.