
Autonomous option
Colombo House
Colombo House is a hybrid option giving you the freedom to cook your own meals and clean your room but still be part of a strong collegiate community.
Living on campus, UNSW colleges provide more than just a place to live. They provide a home - as supportive, safe and secure as a true home should be.
More than this, they provide a community lifestyle that encourages the new friendships and experiences essential to a fulfilling university life.
University can be a daunting place, especially for first year students. By choosing to live on campus, you're getting access to a thriving community of peers and residents and you also get to tap into a huge network of talented and supportive advisors who are there to help you when you need it.
Colombo House is a hybrid option giving you the freedom to cook your own meals and clean your room but still be part of a strong collegiate community.
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