The University of Melbourne is a public research university located in Melbourne, Australia. Founded in 1853, it is Australia’s second oldest university and the oldest in Victoria.
Directly across the road from the University of Melbourne. Close enough to roll out of bed and still make your lecture. Peak convenience, ultimate vibes. Bookings open.
20m to The University of Melbourne
150m to Trinity College
850m to RMIT 
Modern city life with an old-school cool vibe. In the heart of the action, this is for students seeking a Masters in Adventure. Opening in 2026.
300m to RMIT
800m to University of Melbourne
1km to Trinity College 
The University of Melbourne was established in 1853, it’s known for fostering innovation and excellence across its diverse faculties. The university’s picturesque campus is located in the cultural heart of Melbourne, providing students with countless opportunities to engage both academically and socially.
The University of Melbourne offers a dynamic environment where students can access cutting-edge facilities and participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities. The university is home to world-class researchers and educators, making it a leading institution for both undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Students benefit from a rich blend of historic tradition and contemporary academic practices, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience.
Living at Journal means you’re only a 1 minute walk away to the University of Melbourne’s main campus.
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Journal Campus House is directly across from Uni Melb’s Stop 1 and a mere 1-minute walk to the main campus.
You can walk to the University of Melbourne’s main entrance in 3 mins from Journal Campus House. From Journal Market Way, you can access the university via tram: routes 59 and 19 run along Elizabeth Street, and routes 67, 1, 6, 16, and 64 operate on Swanston Street.
Yes, Journal has been an approved provider by the University of Melbourne since opening in 2019 and we are currently extending the partnership for Campus House.
