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19 residences

Bruce Hall Main Wing
Catered · Undergrad
Bruce Hall Main Wing is ANU's original undergraduate hall, rebuilt in 2019 into a modern residence on Daley Road with student input into its design. It is fully catered and includes shared facilities such as a computer lab, music rooms and a rooftop garden.

Bruce Hall Packard Wing
Self-catered · Undergrad & postgrad
Bruce Hall Packard Wing is a self-catered apartment residence completed in 2004, housing mainly later-year undergraduates and postgraduate students in studios with individual kitchens and bathrooms, a short walk from Kambri.

Burgmann College
Catered · Undergrad
Burgmann College is a catered undergraduate college founded in 1971, home to 378 students, with pastoral care from an onsite Principal, Deputy and Dean and strong student leadership and alumni programs.

Burgmann Undergraduate and Postgraduate Village
Self-catered · Undergrad & postgrad
Burgmann Village is a self-catered residence for both undergraduate and postgraduate students, housing a community of about 120 residents in studio and shared apartments, with the option of catering packages and shared pastoral care and leadership programs run with neighbouring Burgmann College.

Burton & Garran Hall
Self-catered · Undergrad
Burton & Garran Hall is a self-catered undergraduate hall formed by the 1983 merger of two 1965 residences, known for a multicultural community and strengths in arts, sport, academic and community-spirit programs.

Davey Lodge
Self-catered · Undergrad & postgrad
Davey Lodge is a self-catered apartment-style residence on Childers Street, close to the city and the Kambri precinct, offering everything from single-occupancy studios to five-bedroom multi-share apartments, each with its own kitchen and bathroom.

Fenner Hall
Self-catered · Undergrad & postgrad
Fenner Hall is a self-catered residence of 453 rooms in the Kambri precinct, home to both undergraduate and postgraduate students, bordering Sullivans Creek and known for its inclusive community and restorative-practice culture.

Graduate House
Self-catered · Postgrad
Graduate House is a self-catered postgraduate residence housing over 150 graduate students from more than 30 countries. It offers studio apartments plus a weekly communal House dinner, and was originally built in 1971 before relocating to its current campus site in 1998.

John XXIII College
Catered · Undergrad
John XXIII College is a catered undergraduate residential college affiliated with ANU, established in 1967 with a community grounded in Christian values and the Dominican charism, and open to students of all faiths.

Kinloch Lodge
Self-catered · Undergrad & postgrad
Kinloch Lodge is a self-catered apartment-style residence about a five-minute walk from ANU's campus core, offering studios up to six-bedroom multi-share apartments with kitchens, study desks, and many with balconies.

Lena Karmel Lodge
Self-catered · Undergrad & postgrad
Lena Karmel Lodge is a modern self-catered residence for both undergraduate and postgraduate students, opened in 2012. It offers room types from single studios to 6-bedroom apartments, plus a gym, rooftop garden, atrium and ground-floor retail and food outlets, about a 5-minute walk to classes.

Toad Hall
Self-catered · Postgrad
Toad Hall is a self-catered residence opened in 1974, mainly home to postgraduate students, known for its communal kitchens, strong multicultural community, and setting among willow trees on the banks of Sullivans Creek.

University House
Self-catered · Postgrad
University House is ANU's self-catered postgraduate residence in Building No.1 on campus, a cornerstone of the graduate community since it opened in 1954. It was recently refurbished with contemporary amenities while preserving historic Fred Ward furniture and artwork, and gives residents access to the University House hotel facilities.

Ursula Hall Laurus Wing
Self-catered · Postgrad
Ursula Hall Laurus Wing is the self-catered postgraduate wing of one of ANU's oldest residences, offering self-contained studios and one-bedroom apartments near Sullivans Creek, with access to Main Wing's dining hall and shared facilities.

Ursula Hall Main Wing
Catered · Undergrad
Ursula Hall Main Wing is a catered undergraduate residence dating to 1968, centred on a courtyard and the on-site Brian Francis Dining Hall where all meals are shared, fostering a tight-knit, resident-driven culture.

Wamburun Hall
Self-catered · Undergrad & postgrad
Wamburun Hall is one of ANU's newer residences, a self-catered building at the foot of Black Mountain housing 500 students in individual furnished bedrooms with large communal kitchens, common rooms, and a central quad with community garden beds.

Warrumbul Lodge
Self-catered · Undergrad & postgrad
Warrumbul Lodge is a self-catered apartment-style residence opened in 2011, offering room types from single studios to six-bedroom apartments with a strong focus on multicultural community and support from a Senior Resident Team.

Wright Hall
Flexi-catered · Undergrad
Wright Hall is one of ANU's newest undergraduate halls, opened in 2019 beside Bruce Hall at the end of University Avenue. It offers flexi-catered dining and a rooftop pavilion with panoramic views over Canberra.

Yukeembruk
Self-catered · Undergrad & postgrad
Yukeembruk is a large self-catered village for both undergraduate and postgraduate students, made up of four buildings around a shared amphitheatre with views of Sullivan's Creek, Black Mountain and the lake. Its name, chosen after consultation with local Indigenous custodians, honours the Eaglehawk and Crow totems of regional Aboriginal heritage.
