Arts and culture
La Trobe students have the opportunity to be creative through the visual arts, student theatre, live music and film. Across all campuses there are a range of arts and cultural activities such as indigenous events, the Student Theatre and Film group, on-campus art exhibition spaces and a sculpture park.

Careers Support:
As a part of the Careers and Employment Service, the careers consultants at the University help students explore career outcomes and provide programs to help develop good employment seeking skills. These programs include the following: Young Achievement Australia Mentoring program, Voluntary Work Experience, Career experience while you study, Internships, Industry-based Learning and Clinical and Education Placements. For further details, click here.

Clubs and societies
There is more to University life than studying, right? La Trobe University has several large clubs and societies across all campuses, plus, a huge variety of sport, recreational, academic, social and cultural clubs. There are student lounges at most campuses, including a new lounge at Bendigo and Melbourne. Various special interest groups, professional associations, and sporting clubs also provide a great opportunity for socialising and time-out from studies. And joining the Student Guild can provide even better access and cheaper membership to clubs and societies.

Library:
The La Trobe University library houses some two million items including books, journals, electronic and audio-visual resources. Students at all campuses have access to the full range of library resources, with speedy delivery between campuses. The Borchardt Library on Melbourne (Bundoora) campus is regarded as one of the leading university libraries in Australia.

Sports and recreation:
La Trobe has extensive sports facilities at its two largest campuses, Melbourne and Bendigo. All other campuses offer great access to community sports and facilities, and all students can take part in intervarsity sporting competitions with students from Australian and international universities.

Student Associations:
La Trobe is committed to providing students with the best possible experience during their studies. There are a number of services throughout the University just for international students, managed by the International Student Advisory Network (ISAN).  These associations organise regular events, trips and activities and are open to receiving student members from other countries.  Their aim is to maintain a close and engaging community at the University. Among these, one of the active associations is the International Student Association.

Student Hub:
An exciting new Student Hub will be created to provide a one-stop shop for all non-academic student services at the Melbourne (Bundoora) campus. The building will centralise a range of student support including enrolment, legal and financial services, counselling, advocacy, transport services and finding accommodation. The new facility will also include a student lounge, project spaces and study facilities.

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