Residents may check-in Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm.
Yes, please contact our after hours on duty Residential Advisor on 0407 586 658.
Ensure you that you have notified us during business hours of your after hours arrival details so that we can prepare the after hours Residential Advisor, who will be on duty, to receive you.
We accept couples at UniLodge JCU Halls of Residence - Burralga Yumba, as long as both residents are currently enrolled students studying at JCU. Couples are not permitted if only 1 resident is an eligible student.
Parking is available at each site. Parking permits are compulsory at Burralga Yumba and the Townhouses, and must be applied for via vPermits. These are free for residents.
Your apartment is furnished with a King single bed(with mattress protector) study desk and chair, wardrobe, fridge, and microwave. You will need supply all of your own linen & kitchen equipment available online via our convenient UniLodge online shop, YourShop!
You need to leave your apartment clean and tidy and ensure all personal items have been removed, report any damage that may have been caused during your tenancy. You will also need to make sure that all of your rent and fees are paid up until the end of your contract end date.
UniLodge has listed a number of resources on our Student Health and Wellbeing page.
Academic Year (41 weeks), Trimester (47 weeks), single Trimester, Semester 1 and Semester 2. Please note, semester and single trimester contracts are only available to Study Abroad and Exchange Students, or those who are completing a course mid year or at the end of that period.
Yes, but the request will be based on availability. You will be required to pay a $100 room move fee prior to doing so.
Once you have been checked in, you will receive an electronic Condition Report to complete within 24 hours of checking in. A Condition Report records the property’s general condition, including fittings and fixtures. Review and, if necessary, add your comments to the Condition Report. The Condition Report is a very important document, as it can be used as evidence if there is a dispute about who should pay for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items, particularly at the end of a tenancy. You may want to take photos of your apartment at the start of your tenancy to further show the condition. You may be liable for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items at the end of your tenancy if it is not recorded on the condition report.
When you move into your apartment, you sign a Residential Agreement. This is a legally binding document that means you have committed to paying rent from the start date on your contract until the end date of your contract. If you move out, you still have to pay rent until your contract expires. However, if you have no choice but to move out, you can break your lease. This means that you need to pay rent until a suitable applicant takes over your contract.