La Trobe University delivers courses to international students across five campuses in Victoria – in the cities of Melbourne, Bundoora, Bendigo, Albury-Wodonga and Shepparton.

Melbourne
As La Trobe’s largest campus, and one of the most attractive university campuses in Australia, the Melbourne campus covers 232 hectares (573 acres) of stunning parkland and waterways, plus a major wildlife sanctuary.

It is a complete campus community with accommodation and services including a bookshop, hairdresser, travel agent, jewellery store, printing services, weekly market, optometrist, banks, bakery, post office, theatre, cinema, convenience store and child care.

Restaurants and cafes on campus provide a range of food including modern Australian, European, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, vegetarian and halal. Travel between central Melbourne takes about 20-30 minutes by bus or car or 50 minutes by tram

Bendigo
The University’s second largest campus, Bendigo, is spread over 33 (81 acres) hectares of native Australian bushland, about a 1.5 hour drive to Melbourne.

The compact size of the campus makes it easy to find your way around, establish new friendships, and feel part of the university community. Students at Bendigo have access to a full range of services and facilities. Buses run between the University, city, train station and other locations on a regular basis. 

Albury-Wodonga
Many Albury-Wodonga students find that the major regional campus is a small (26 hectares) and close-knit community.

Students can receive personalised attention and support for developing their English language proficiency and academic study. Campus facilities include an award-winning library, Student Association Building with a games area, cafe and gym, and an Environmental Science complex. A local weekday bus service runs between the campus and city centre.

Shepparton
Smaller class sizes and more personalised teaching at the advantages of studying at the Shepparton campus. A new A$9 million eco-friendly building is under construction. Due for completion in 2011, the new innovative learning space will house a nursing skills laboratory, bookshop, café and student services.