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Peninsula Studio Apartments

Gillies Hall

We are excited to showcase our studio apartments in Australia's first student accommodation built to passive house standards.

With 150 fully furnished self-contained studio apartments built over 5 levels, Gillies Hall is the focus of residential communal life at the campus.

Gillies Hall has generous communal facilities including common rooms, games room with pool table and table tennis table, music room and floor lounges.

Gillies Hall brings to the Peninsula campus the MRS quality and standard for studio accommodation.

Check out the map showing the location of Gillies Hall.

Nearby amenities

All rooms are within walking distance of the campus centre amenities and sports complex. You also have Frankston Hospital, local beaches, community sporting facilities including PARC aquatic centre and a variety of shopping centres nearby.

Public transport

The free University shuttle bus runs between Peninsula and Clayton campuses and there are a number of public transport options available.


150 residents 6 floors	8 washers 9 dryers	Accessible rooms

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Your Room

King- single bed and bedside table
Kitchen facilities
Fridge
Ensuite bathroom
Desk, shelves and chair
Wardrobe and drawers
Small dining table and seating
VOIP handset and high-speed internet
Passive house design

Shared Facilities

As well as your room, you will have access to the shared facilities:

Common rooms
Games room
Bike storage
Music rehearsal room
Floor lounges (1 per floor)
Outdoor BBQ area
Laundry

As part of the campus, MRS is supported by the University's security services, with security assistance on hand 24/7.

MRS is part of the University Respect Now Always initiative and mobile app.
Only residents have access to their hall (via proxy card or security key access)
All rooms have their own lock for added privacy
All halls and rooms have smoke alarms and fire-safety equipment which are checked regularly
We run fire safety inductions and regular drills
Our Residential Support Teams are made up of senior Monash University staff and student leaders who live in each hall to support each resident. They are trained to understand the special needs of younger students living away from home for the first time.
Residential Support Team members have first-aid training, mental health first-aid training and all are required to have a Working With Children Check.

A safe environment requires cooperation from everyone in the residential community, which is why our Conditions of Residency includes a number of security initiatives and responsibilities.

Mascot and flag

Peninsula Residential is known as the Peninsula Panthers.

Our colours are blue, green, and white. We stand strongly behind our flag, and we hold our head up proudly, wearing our colours on special occasions and to support our fellow residents at sporting events.

Residential Support Team

Our live-in Residential Support Team (RST) offers guidance and support; they're dedicated to making sure you're comfortable with all aspects of campus life and you're included in the fun.

The RST provides academic-support programs, sporting, social and cultural events and they have arranged an events calendar packed with fun so you get all the fantastic social aspects of residential living, as well as your privacy.