On-campus facilities: The on-campus accommodation facilities varies according to the different housings you choose. There are various housing available for you according to the budget. Some of major ones with their facilities are:-

1. Barahineban

split cycle air conditioner

heating system

partially equipped kitchenette

bed (twin or double bed also available on demand)

wardrobe

a study desk and chair

small dining table and chairs

mirror, notice board, and bookshelf

television, DVD player, desk lamp, and cupboards.

2. Edwards Hall

private room including an ensuite.

single bed, study desk, and chair

mirror, notice board, desk lamp, heater

wardrobe and storage for books and personal items.

shared tearoom having a microwave, fridge, instant hot water, and sink.

3. Evatt House

single bed, study desk, and chair

bookshelf, mirror, notice board, desk lamp, wardrobe, and heater.

Shared Bathroom and kitchen facilities

International House

Single bed, study desk, and chair

mirror, noticeboard, desk lamp, heater, wardrobe, and bookshelf.

Shared Bathroom and kitchen facilities.

There are also many other on-campus accommodations with different facilities to choose from.

Off-campus facilities: The average rent is 600 to 700 AUD/month which could be high or low depending upon your financial condition.

The residence type has a wide variety like

1. studio apartments

2. 3 bedroom apartments

3. 4 bedroom apartments

4. shared apartments.

They are located close to the university as well as supermarkets, so you need not worry about connectivity.

There rent will cover

1. electricity

2. water

3. lawn maintenance

4. the internet

The food facilities are taken care of by students as well as can be asked with some extra charge. (https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/australia/universities/newcastle-international-college)

Food facilities (Availability of vegetarian/Indian food): Australia is a country where many cultures come together. There are many restaurants and cafes that feature international vegetarian cuisine such as
Thai
Indian
Chinese
Spanish.
There are also great café districts. And if you're a person who like to experience the local food fish and chips would be a great option.

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