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On-Campus Living
Nestled in the heart of Nirimba lies a vibrant, close-knit community that is as diverse as it is welcoming. Our unique student accommodation hosts residents from around the globe, creating a rich tapestry of cultures and experiences right at your doorstep.
With just 36 residents, Nirimba offers an intimate living environment where camaraderie and belonging thrive. Its small size fosters a sense of connection and being just a short walk from campus adds to the appeal.
Our accommodation options are designed to reflect warmth and friendliness of our community, offering shared, lodge-style living arrangements that perfectly blend comfort and sociability.
At Nirimba Village, it's not just a place to live; it's a place to belong.
Shared full sized kitchen.
What you get
- Lodge Room
- Lodge Room with ensuite
Rooms Include:
- Bedroom
- Comfortable bed: king single size – 107 cm x 203 cm
- Study desk and chair
- Wardrobe for storage
- Ceiling or wall fan
- Bar Fridge
Shared Facilities:
- Shared Full sized kitchen (fridge/ freezer, microwave, pantry and oven)
- Shared living area (lounge suite and TV)
- Shared bathroom
- Welcome Induction Modules: Smooth transition into residential living
- Residential Life Programs:
- Support academic excellence and social engagement
- Promote community living and cultural experiences
- Encourage health and wellbeing
- Residential Assistants Onsite
- Purpose-built, fully furnished accommodation at selected campuses
- Owned by Western Sydney University
- Independent, self-catered living with 24/7 support
What's included
- Unlimited Wi-Fi for Western Sydney University Students
- Utilities (electricity and water) included in rental price
- Study spaces
- Access to onsite laundry
- Outdoor spaces for fresh air and relaxation
- Secure individual key entry to bedroom
- Onsite maintenance support
- Bike racks available for safe storage for bicycles
- Sustainable features such as energy-efficient lighting and appliances
- Availability of recycling bins and waste management
Shared facilities.
Lodge room.
Lodge room.
Shared living area.
Shared full sized kitchen.
Shared full sized kitchen.
Shared facilities.
Lodge room.
To help you pack
To ensure you settle in comfortably and smoothly, we’ve put together a checklist of some essential items to bring with you to the village.
- Students arriving in December to May should note that it will be summer with temperatures ranging from 20°C (68° F) to 35°C (95° F).
- Students arriving between June to November should note that it will be winter with temperatures ranging from 8°C (46° F) to 25°C (77° F).
TIP – Don’t forget to pack coat hangers.
- Toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothpaste)
- Laundry detergent
- Hairdryer
- Personal hygiene products
- Prescription medication - *Note Australia has strict customs laws. It is illegal to bring many items including certain medication into Australia. See here for more information.
TIP - Basic items can be bought locally.
- Laptop or computer
- Chargers (phone, laptop, etc.)
- Headphones
- Power boards
TIP - Don't forget to bring an adapter with you! Australia uses 240 volt AC 50 hertz electricity and three-pin plugs to access power points.
- Passport/Driving License
- Accommodation Contract/Agreement
- Health Insurance Documents
- Emergency Contact Information
- Bed sheets (check the bed size—usually King single or double)
- Pillowcases
- Duvet/Comforter Towels (bath towel and hand towel)
- Dishcloths and tea towels
TIP – These items can be purchased locally
- Posters, photos, or artwork
- Cozy throw or blanket
- Games or hobbies
- Sports gear or equipment
- Other personal touches
TIP – You can buy many of the above items once you arrive in Australia, so don't worry if you forget to bring something!
Location
Conveniently located a 5-minute walk to the Nirimba campus. For more information on getting to the village click here.
Carparks are conveniently located at the village for resident parking. You can find information regarding carparks here.
Arriving at Sydney Airport
You may qualify for a complimentary airport pickup service. To see if you’re eligible, click here.
When you arrive at Sydney Airport, you will have the option to purchase an Opal card from selected Sydney airport retailers. Opal cards are public transport tickets that allow you to travel from the airport to your desired location, and then continue to use it on public transport across Western Sydney. Please remember to purchase an adult ticket as international students are not eligible for student transport concession, and fines apply. You can find more details on the use of trains and buses at the Transport NSW Information Page.
If you have an American Express, Mastercard or Visa credit or debit card or a linked device, you can use it to pay for your travel by tapping on and tapping off at Opal readers. Just look for the contactless payment symbol. Contactless payments are available on all public transport in the Opal network.
Alternatively, you can take a taxi from the airport. The taxi stand is located outside the international terminal.
For more information on transport from the airport, click here.
Nirimba village.
Sydney Zoo.
Explore Exciting Attractions Near Quakers Hill
Looking for a shopping spree or a place to hang out? Head over to Rouse Hill Town Centre, a 14min drive from the village. This vibrant shopping hub offers everything you need, from trendy fashion stores and cool boutiques to a variety of cafes and eateries. Whether you’re in the mood for a new outfit, a quick bite, or just some window shopping, Rouse Hill has you covered. Plus, the modern open-air design makes for a relaxed and enjoyable shopping experience.
Looking for some relaxation and outdoor fun? Nurragingy Reserve is your go-to spot andbest of all it’s only a 9min drive from the village. This beautiful park offers lush greenery, scenic walking trails, and picnic areas where you can chill with friends or enjoy some solo downtime. The reserve also features a pond with ducks, a kids' playground, and plenty of space for outdoor games. It’s a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of university life and enjoy the tranquility of nature.
