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Our Miguel Cordero Residence offers all the supportive benefits of student accommodation with the flexibility of an off-campus lifestyle.
Located within walking distance of vibrant Newtown and a short commute from ACU’s Strathfield and North Sydney campuses, Miguel Cordero Residence isn’t just a place to stay; it’s a living and learning community.
Semester 2 2024 application is now open.
The Relocation Scholarship provides a partial rental fee scholarship for commencing undergraduate students who have overcome hardships or barriers to accessing higher education. This scholarship is valued at $5,000, paid towards the fees of any 12-month rental agreement at the ACU student accommodation in Sydney, Ballarat and Canberra.
Find out moreThe Miguel Cordero Residence (MCR) is located in Camperdown in Sydney’s inner west and offers a full range of free social, academic, sporty, spiritual and cultural events every month. It sits opposite the picturesque Camperdown Oval, so you’ll have access to sporting fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, an outdoor gym and cafes.
Our modern residence is comprised of studios and multi-share apartments. All rooms are fully furnished and located over three floors, all with lift access.
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Make new friends in a shared apartment. Hang out with your flatmates in the large, fully furnished living and kitchen areas that come with plenty of storage and a large fridge. And you’ll have a private space of your own in a secure, furnished bedroom with a large window.
Apply nowFor those who would like more privacy and independence, our studio apartments come fully furnished with a king-single bed, kitchenette with a full-sized fridge, and a private ensuite bathroom.
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Conditional approval for many of our scholarships can be awarded while you wait for your ACU offer. So, apply now.
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This state-of-the-art new facility is open and has all of the equipment and features some of the world’s best functional training and cardio equipment.
Imagine the freedom of having this at your doorstep and you share it only with your neighbours. It will provide you the opportunity to be active, whether you are a beginner or a fitness enthusiast. Our gym is free to access with no membership required.
ACU Sydney accommodation offers a supportive student community, with the flexibility of an off-campus lifestyle.
This state-of-the-art new facility is open and has all of the equipment and features some of the world’s best functional training and cardio equipment.
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The Stakeholder Engaged Scholarship Unit at ACU is seeking expressions of interest for research projects from organisations working in areas central to the University's...
The Office of the Minister for Veterans’ Affairs and Minister for Defence Personnel has given ACU a grant of more than $240,000 from the 2019-20 Supporting Younger Vete...
The ACU Centre for Liturgy Postgraduate Scholarship for 2020 has been awarded to ACU Faculty of Theology and Philosophy masters' student Thomas Cullen. On awarding the...
A three-day turnaround is sufficient for soccer players to rebound as football administrators around the globe race to compress fixtures to complete seasons disrupted b...
Staff in ACU's School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine celebrate International Nurses Day on Tuesday May 12th by giving a shout out for the profession of Nursing ...
The Australian Province of the Society of Jesus (APSJ), and ACU are pleased to announce a new agreement for the delivery of ACU accredited courses by the Jesuit College...
Bigger, better and stronger is the silver lining by-product of COVID-19 isolation for Sydney Roosters winger Brydie Parker.
Separated or divorced parents normally grapple with countless issues, but the COVID-19 crisis means they face new difficulties negotiating shared care of children with ...
Times of upheaval demand radical solutions, which is why ACU is turning the traditional approach to learning on its head.
Year 12 students can turn the COVID-19 pandemic disruption in their favour by applying for direct entry into an Australian Catholic University business degree.
For Danielle Lamborn, a law degree was always going to be a natural fit.
Internationally renowned historian of modern Russia, Professor Sheila Fitzpatrick FAHA, and leading early modern scholar of gender and emotions, Professor Susan Broomha...
Lidia Ivancic is a determined student with big ambitions who has spent the past four years seeking out every available opportunity.
Australian Catholic University (ACU) expects to offer a new BA degree in Western Civilisation from 2021.
Leading British philosopher Professor John Haldane will join the Australian Catholic University this year to establish a new project to develop Catholic school educatio...
Regular exercise changes the composition of the gut bacteria and may play a crucial role in skeletal muscle function and endurance.
ACU has been named first runner-up in an international award for its community engagement programs, including a unique model which ensures every student can make a comm...
Law student Danielle Lamborn has risen from homeless teenager to Refugee Law Project volunteer and is set to embark on a prestigious New Colombo Plan Scholarship to the...
Five academic researchers from the Mary Mackillop Institute for Health Research have been named in the 2019 Web of Science Global List of highly cited researchers.
Georgina Peter always wanted to make a difference and be a role model for her community; she is now living that dream.
David Orr was the first Indigenous law graduate from Australian Catholic University (ACU).
Justin Giuffrida’s entrepreneurial ventures have taken him from cutting grass in high school to coffee and cafes in New York.
Jessica is passionate about standing up for people in need.
It’s one of the fastest growing and fastest changing industries on Earth. So, what does it take to have a future in IT?
Exercise is being teamed up with drug therapy to see if it can become a potent weapon against prostate cancer.
An Australian education foundation has increased its commitment to its ACU scholarship program in Victoria by extending it to New South Wales-based students.
Luke Di Stefano has momentum. He began his business degree with early entry through an innovative program.
The words seemed alien to him, but the flailing arms of his Italian coach spoke volumes to water polo player Harry Shaw during the international study experience of a l...
Australian Catholic University’s Doseena Fergie and Bruce Kemp have received some of the nation’s highest honours in this year’s Australia Day awards.
Do you want to use your knowledge and experience to help others? A degree in psychology could be for you.
Time-poor parents are creating a “backseat generation” of children who don’t walk to school even when they live close by.
Women who eat a diet filled with unhealthy junk food have higher rates of the hallmark Alzheimer’s protein beta-amyloid in their brains - putting them at greater risk o...
As tennis demands more from its players, an Australian Catholic University study has revealed it is women who pay a greater physical toll at the Australian Open.
The Rohingya Muslims of Myanmar have been described as the world’s most persecuted ethnic minority.
Uncertain where her future lies just yet, Maxine Hegarty is covering her bases with a double degree, happily spending her time shifting between subjects for a Bachelor ...
Whether you dream of travelling the world as a CEO, making your name in finance or launching a marketing agency – a degree in business means opportunities. But what doe...
Want to follow in the footsteps of lawyers like Nelson Mandela, Amal Clooney and Ruth Bader Ginsburg?
ACU’s Institute for Learning Sciences and Teacher Education (ILSTE) has been awarded grants for two separate projects set to improve literacy and the reliability of tea...
ACU Senate has further renewed the contract for Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Greg Craven until December 2022, University Chancellor the Honourable John Fahey...
Resilience and having empathy were some of the biggest lessons learned by Australian Catholic University education students during a recent trip to Nepal.
Australia’s alternative school system is an undervalued piece in the puzzle to solving the total disengagement of at-risk youth, according to an Australian Catholic Uni...
Engineers, scientists and lawyers are just some of the professions leaving successful careers behind to become teachers across Australia, in a ‘career changer’ trend de...
Information technology (IT) is a constantly evolving industry. For those that are motivated it offers the chance to shape the way we work, socialise, communicate and en...
ACU Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Greg Craven expressed displeasure at the news that funding for 11 research grants, including one from ACU, had been overturn...
ACU joins Boston College in the United States and six other Catholic universities from around the world as founding members of the Strategic Alliance of Catholic Resear...
It’s not every day a fancy, gold lettered invitation to personally meet the Duke and Duchess of Sussex lobs into the mailbox. So, it’s no surprise that Annabel Watson,...
Joining a team with a social conscience meant Sascha Bondarenko didn’t have to choose between his passions.
New research has found that how parents read to their children improves children’s memory and learning outcomes.
Quantifying belief, wrangling data and rapid rehabilitation were among the burning issues for improving athlete performance and wellbeing as leading minds in Olympic an...
Kate Gavin is the recipient of the 2018 Francis Xavier Conaci scholarship which will assist her to study at the Rome Campus.
Ella Baché boss Pippa Hallas is the third-generation entrepreneur who’s got one eye on the past and the other on the future, as she leads her family business into the m...
Every week NRL star Luke Keary indulges his worries about the future. What will he do when his pro football career wraps up?
For many it would be intimidating to keep former Foreign Minister Julie Bishop and Princess Mary of Denmark in the loop about your work.
The rise in blasphemy prosecutions in Indonesia could strike a major blow to the nation’s status as a model for tolerant Muslim democracy.
When you land your first job in your dream industry it can be hard to imagine that you’d ever want to do anything else. Until you do.
For students Laura Cottman and Aaryn Paterson, studying the Core Curriculum in Beijing pushed them out of their comfort zones.
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New research has revealed people living in regional, rural or remote Australia are 90 per cent more likely to die from heart conditions caused by high blood pressure th...
Paramedicine student Ryan Webster offers his top tips for getting the most out of Orientation Week.
Fresh from completing his degree, David Orr is off to Canberra to take up a position in DFAT's coveted graduate employment program.
Thousands of students have received offers to study at ACU in 2017. Options are still open for those who missed out.
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