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Community

Journal Life – you’re welcome

We want everyone at Journal to get the most from their time living in Melbourne. That’s why our community life program, Journal Life has full program of activities with a focus on health, culture, community, studying and leadership. Our events are designed to introduce students to each other, support academic achievement and wellbeing, and help everyone explore the city of Melbourne.

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Explore, create, be festive

CULTURE & THE ARTS

Inspire, motivate, make a difference

LEADERSHIP & EMPLOYMENT

Hang out, team up, get involved

SOCIAL & COMMUNITY

Learn, achieve, reach your goals

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Keep fit, stay strong, live healthy

HEALTH & WELLBEING

Scholarships & Internships

A Journal accommodation scholarship or internship can help you make the most of your education at a leading Melbourne university while benefitting from living at Journal.

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Scholarships
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Journal Merit Scholarship

Once you are living with Journal, if you demonstrate academic excellence or a commitment to community service you may be eligible for a Journal Merit Scholarship towards the cost of your next year’s accommodation.

 

Journal Equity Scholarship

If you are an Australia or New Zealand citizen, Australian permanent resident or a permanent humanitarian visa holder you may be eligible for a Journal Equity Scholarship towards the cost of your accommodation.

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Internship

For current Journal students we also offer internships to give students real world professional experience in various industries, community organisations and local service providers.

Your residential leaders

Working with our professional student life team, our Student Leaders provide a link between Journal residents, staff and management. Student Leaders support all residents to get the most out of their Journal experience. If you’re a great communicator, becoming a Student Leader is a fantastic way to develop your own leadership skills, while helping to enhance our vibrant community.

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Lily

Journal is beautifully designed, the location is perfect, and you get everything you need to set up life as a new student in Melbourne. I think the communal areas would enhance the university experience as they have separate spaces for studying and socialising, making both more enjoyable.

Lily
Bachelor of Arts, University of Melbourne

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Nathaniel

The location is amazing – it’s really close to where I study at the University of Melbourne. There’s loads of things to do around Carlton and the city. All the common spaces are modern and cool – there’s so many to choose from.

Nathaniel
Bachelor of Science, University of Melbourne

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Under 18s at Journal

At Journal, under 18 students have the support they need to feel safe, happy and healthy. We offer a secure and supportive environment where younger students can focus on study with everything they need, including bigger common spaces where everyone can socialise safely.

APPROVED PROVIDER

Journal is proud to be an approved Under 18s provider for younger students living in Melbourne.

SAFETY

Staff onsite 24/7, dedicated Under 18 events and big social spaces for students to hang out safely, provide parents and students with peace of mind.

SECURITY

With CCTV, controlled access to the facility and secure access to your room, security is assured.

COMMUNITY

The Journal community program is designed to help Under 18 students learn life skills, make friends and enjoy a real sense of belonging

CLOSE TO UNI

We’re just minutes away from universities offering pathway courses – making the walk to and from college quick, easy and safe.

Steph

Anyone could feel at home here. The studio is sleek and modern, I love the warm feel of the room – lots of timber, but with a touch of industrial style. And the fact that there are so many amenities in this building means students save time travelling, leaving more time to study.

Steph
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce, Australian Catholic University

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Nathan

The rooms look fantastic! Very modern, clean and heaps of space. And having access to everything where you live such as a gym, library and hangout areas is amazing – it’s means you can relax, study, have a social life and meet new people all in one place – so convenient.

Nathan
Bachelor of Business Entrepreneurship, RMIT

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Nina

The rooms are super modern and funky. It’s awesome because loving your living space is so important. And it’s really well located – it couldn’t be much closer for me, RMIT is a 5 minute walk from Journal. I like Carlton, it’s not overly crowded or loud but really close to everything and lots to do.

Nina
Bachelor of Social Work (Honours), RMIT

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Cheryl

Bachelor of Fine Arts, University of Melbourne

"Fitzroy Gardens is one of my favourite parks of Melbourne CBD. It's beautiful across all seasons and is very convenient to get to by public transport. "

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Nathaniel

Bachelor of Science, University of Melbourne

"You can get a taste of everything at Carlton Gardens. Only a short walk from Journal and University of Melbourne, it is where the Melbourne Museum and Royal Exhibition Building are located. You can take a walk passing the playgrounds, gardens and water fountains."

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Briana

Certificate IV in Dance, Swinburne University

I can always find a peaceful spot by myself at the Royal Botanical Gardens – its definitely one of my favourite places in Melbourne.

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