Student Accommodation Near LCI Melbourne

Looking for the best student accommodation near LCI Melbourne? University Living offers 170+ verified student housing options in Melbourne, including studios, en-suites, shared apartments, and independent flats. Each property is fully furnished with modern amenities like high-speed Wi-Fi, study areas, laundry rooms, gyms, and social lounges—everything students need to thrive. 

Whether you want to live near LCI Melbourne or in nearby student hubs like Carlton, Southbank, or the CBD, we make it simple to find the perfect student accommodation in Melbourne. Prices start from AUD 155 per week. Enjoy all-inclusive bills, limited-time offers, and easy online booking. 

What Are the Benefits of Living in Off-Campus Accommodation near LCI Melbourne?

• Lower Rent – Off-campus housing near LCI Melbourne is often more budget-friendly than on-campus dorms. 
• More Options – Choose from a variety of room types and neighborhoods across Melbourne. 
• Top Facilities – Stay in accommodations with gyms, cinema rooms, study lounges, and secure access. 
• Flexible Tenancy – Pick lease durations that match your academic term and travel plans. 
• Better Privacy – Off-campus student accommodation offers personal space and independent living. 

With University Living, students can explore, compare, and book the most suitable LCI Melbourne student housing in just a few clicks. 

Here are the top student accommodations near LCI Melbourne, all within 10–30 minutes of commute time: 

UniLodge Melbourne Central

• Location: 293 La Trobe St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
• Room Types: Studio, Shared Apartment, Ensuites
• Commute: 27 minutes by tram 
• Features: Study rooms, social spaces, bike storage 

Scape Swanston

• Location: 5 Little La Trobe St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
• Room Types: Studio, Shared Apartment
• Commute: 13 minutes tram ride 
• Features: Rooftop terrace, gym, games room 

Scape Peel

Location: 247 Peel Street, North Melbourne VIC 3051, Australia

Room Types: Studio, Shared Apartment, Ensuites

Commute: 36 minutes by tram 

Features: Study pods, gym, common kitchen 

LCI Melbourne is part of the global LCI Education network with 23 campuses worldwide. It is known for excellence in art, design, and creative education. Whether you're an international or domestic student, knowing more about LCI Melbourne helps you prepare better. 

Key Facts About LCI Melbourne

• Established: 1998 (formerly known as the Australian Academy of Design) 
• Specialisation: Visual arts, fashion, photography, filmmaking, and graphic design 
• QS Stars: Rated highly for teaching and facilities 
• Campus Location: 150 Oxford St, Collingwood VIC 
• Global Network: Connected to over 20 campuses globally 

If you’re joining LCI Melbourne, securing your accommodation early can give you peace of mind and help you settle quickly. 

Melbourne is a student-friendly city, but it’s important to plan your monthly expenses when studying at LCI Melbourne. On average, students spend around AUD 1,800–2,600/month, depending on lifestyle and housing choices. 

How Much Are Tuition Fees at LCI Melbourne?

• Diploma Programs: Approx. AUD 19,500/year 
• Bachelor’s Degrees: Approx. AUD 25,000–28,000/year
• Postgraduate Studies: Varies by course 

Monthly Living Expenses for LCI Melbourne Students

On average, students spend: 

• Rent: AUD 289–500/week 
• Groceries: AUD 300–400/month 
• Transport: AUD 150/month (Myki pass) 
• Phone & Internet: AUD 60/month 
• Miscellaneous: AUD 150–200/month 
• Total monthly estimate: AUD 1,800–2,600 

Total Yearly Cost of Living in Melbourne

Including tuition, rent, and other essentials, the annual student budget at LCI Melbourne is approximately AUD 35,000–45,000. 

Here are some of the most popular neighborhoods for students studying at LCI Melbourne: 

1. Collingwood – Walkable & Creative

• Average Rent: AUD 360–500/week 
• Commute: 5–10 minute walk 

Why Live Here: Close to campus, trendy cafés, art galleries 

2. Carlton – Student-Focused & Central

• Average Rent: AUD 350–480/week 
• Commute: 15–20 minutes by tram 

Why Live Here: Near the University of Melbourne, budget-friendly 

3. Melbourne CBD – Convenient & Vibrant

• Average Rent: AUD 390–520/week 
• Commute: 10–15 minutes tram ride 

Why Live Here: Heart of the city, shopping, nightlife, and great transport