Bedford Park, South Australia, Australia
Billy Blue College of Design
Australia
| Campus setting | Urban |
|---|---|
| Living cost | USD 10,398 per year |
| Student population | Contact the university / college |
| International students | 100% |
| Institution type | Private |
About Flinders International Study Centre (FISC), Adelaide
Campus information
The Bedford Park campus is located in the foothills of Adelaide and is easily accessible by public transport. It is only 15 minutes from the closest beach, and less than 10 minutes to the largest shopping complex in Adelaide by car.
The campus provides high-quality learning facilities and academic support services, including:
- State-of-the art libraries and IT labs
- Cafés, bars and restaurants
- A modern fitness centre with gym equipment, yoga, pilates, squash courts, CrossFit training, etc.
Students also have access to many other facilities at the Plaza and Student Hub, such as:
- Quiet spaces and group study lounges
- A food court providing a range of healthy and affordable food options
- The 2,000 seat terraced plaza and outdoor cinema
- Flinders University Student Association, clubs and societies
- A pharmacy, post office and a travel agent.
Accommodation
Deirdre Jordan Village
The Village is located at the heart of the Flinders University's main campus, just a five minute walk away from Flinders ISC. Each townhouse are complete with a common living/dining area, a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom and toilet facilities, bedrooms, secure and lockable individual storage space as well as access to laundry facilities.
All students have their own bedroom that is equipped with:
- A single bed
- A generously sized desk
- A study chair
- A wardrobe
- Telephone and internet connection.
Staying at Deirdre Jordan Village gives students easy access to student services and facilities. Instead of self-cooked meals, students also have the option of subscribing to a catered meal plan (Monday to Friday) which includes breakfast, lunch and dinner. Should students encounter any issues during their stay, there are Residential Coordinators available onsite to offer advice and support.
Homestay
Students can also choose to live with a local family, where they will receive three meals a day and have their own bedroom. Homestay accommodation is compulsory for students under the age of 18.
Off-campus accommodation
For those who want to experience living off-campus, there are a number of cost-effective accommodation options available. These range from private rental apartments through to shared accommodation.
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