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All kinds of clever
Choose from more than
2 000 subjects
We’re In The
Of Universities worldwide1
Top 1%
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or
Campuses
Melbourne
Bendigo
We’re ranked
in the Asia-Pacific region2
Top 50
Sports-related subjects, Archaeology,
Philosophy and Nursing are ranked
in the World3
Top 100
3. QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
2. Times Higher Education Top universities in the
Asia-Pacific region 2019
1. Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2020,
Webometrics Ranking Web of Universities 2020
Experiencing
La Trobe
Clubs and societies
About La Trobe
Events
Sports
Melbourne Campus
Bendigo Campus
Life in Melbourne
The State of Victoria
Make your time at La Trobe a memorable
one. There’s more to La Trobe than just going to class and completing
assignments. Get to know your fellow
students, join one of the many clubs
and societies, attend an event or
lace up the boots and get active.
Campus life offers
La Trobe Institute for Molecular Sciences (LIMS) Building, Melbourne
Subject areas
At La Trobe, you can customise your
study plan with a wide selection of
subjects offered by the College of Arts,
Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC)
and the College of Science, Health and Engineering (SHE). La Trobe Business
School is AACSB-accredited – the
highest standard of achievement
for business schools worldwide.
Arts, humanities and social sciences
Business and economics
Creative arts
Education
Engineering
Health sciences
Information Technology
Languages
Law
Science
AACSB-accredited Business School
How to apply
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La Trobe University is more than
just a place to live. You’ll have
memorable experiences, develop
lifelong friendships and be part of a
supportive, safe and social community.
Living on campus
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Contents
Welcome
La Trobe
to
Choose from more than
2 000 subjects
We’re In The
Of Universities worldwide1
Top 1%
Choose to study at our
or
Campuses
Melbourne
Bendigo
We’re ranked
in the Asia-Pacific region2
Top 50
Sports-related subjects, Archaeology,
Philosophy and Nursing are ranked
in the World3
Top 100
3. QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
2. Times Higher Education Top universities in the
Asia-Pacific region 2019
1. Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2020,
Webometrics Ranking Web of Universities 2020
Clever can mean academic results. Great test scores. Top marks on an essay.
That’s one way to think about clever.
But at La Trobe University it’s not the only way, because we offer a personalised experience that develops every part of you.
We teach you the technical skills to land your dream job, in courses
co-designed with industry. We offer Work Integrated Learning to build your professional experience. And we help you develop the skills employers value most: passion, resilience, empathy and curiosity.
La Trobe’s research is ranked in the top 1.2% of universities worldwide*, and our partnerships with international institutions and industries promote a truly global education for our students. That means a winning edge in today’s competitive job market. All delivered in a diverse, supportive environment at one of the world’s best universities.
Don’t just be clever. Be all kinds of clever.
*QS World University Rankings 2019;
Webometrics Ranking Web of Universities 2019
Campus Life offers
About La Trobe
Founded in 1967, La Trobe’s dedicated
teachers and world-class facilities continue
to produce independent thinkers and highly
competent professionals across all walks
of life.
Located north of the city centre, our Melbourne Campus is set among extensive parkland, waterways and a native wildlife reserve home to emus, kangaroos and koalas.
You can follow your passion with a choice of more than 2 000 subjects and enjoy the many activities available on campus. Once you’re done with study, take a tram to the city, or team up with new friends and escape into Victoria’s beautiful surrounds.
La Trobe boasts more than 90 clubs and societies for you to join. From animal rights and archaeology, to swing dancing and board games, there’s bound to be something to excite your interest.
Clubs and
societies
Find a Club
La Trobe hosts a large number of events every year to educate, entertain and inspire. From public lectures and entrepreneurship
workshops to social events, there are many ways to get involved.
Events
Join a team or take advantage of our
on-campus Sports Centre, which offers a
range of services to keep you fit and healthy while you study.
Sports
La Trobe Sports Park
Our brand new
La Trobe Sports Park
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The La Trobe Sports Park is a major regional sporting asset for the local community, bringing national, state and local sports organisations to Melbourne’s north.
The Sports Park houses a state-of-the-art teaching and research facility, an elite performance space and world-class sporting facilities to support major sports events, regular grass-roots competitions and community recreation opportunities for up to 10,000 local community members per week.
Tour the University in 360°
Melbourne
Campus
Surrounded by bushland, our Melbourne Campus is one of the largest in Australia. Located 14 kilometres from the Melbourne city centre, the vibrant campus has a variety of cafés, sports centre, medical centre, cinema, student accommodation and a multi-level library. We are a welcoming community, with state-of-the-art research centres and our own wildlife sanctuary.
Getting to campus
Getting to campus
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Tips for getting to campus
Set in Melbourne’s north, 14 kilometres from the city centre, the Melbourne Campus is easily accessible by bus, tram, train, bike and car. Getting to and from the Melbourne Campus is now quicker and easier with the Route 301 express shuttle bus running between the University and Reservoir train station every 10 minutes. If you are coming from the city centre, you can take advantage of the direct bus Route 350 and the estimated travelling time is 45 to 50 minutes.
For a taste of life in regional Australia, you can choose Bendigo as your study abroad campus.
Currently undergoing a A$50 million upgrade,
the campus will offer world-class library, technology and engineering facilities. You’ll benefit from our connections to local businesses, festivals, galleries and sporting teams.
Bendigo
Campus
Getting to campus
Getting to campus
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Located 150 kilometres north-west from Melbourne, the Bendigo Campus is accessible by bus, train and car. Bendigo has an extensive bus network to move around the city and get to and from the Bendigo Campus in Flora Hill.
Your city of culture
A city for all tastes
Australia’s sporting capital
Melbourne has ranked consistently as one
of the world’s most liveable cities. It’s also
ranked in the top three student cities worldwide and number one in Australia.*
Life in
Melbourne
Princes Bridge and the Yarra River.
* QS Best Student Cities 2019
Getting around Melbourne is easy with our extensive network of trains, trams, buses and bicycle paths.
From Melbourne’s hidden laneways to its distinctive surrounding suburbs, you’ll never want for cool cafés, pubs, bars, galleries, festivals, shopping and sport.
During your stay, you might catch the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Melbourne International Film Festival, Melbourne Fashion Week, Melbourne Writers Festival, Melbourne Fringe, various music festivals and street parties, or the all-night, city-wide White Night, where Melbourne comes to life in a blaze of colour.
Your city
of culture
The Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton Gardens
A city for all tastes
Australia’s sporting capital
Melbourne enjoys a well-earned reputation for outstanding food and coffee.
You’ll find a variety of authentic, affordable and delicious options at Melbourne’s many Vietnamese, Chinese, Greek, Italian and Indian restaurants and eateries. If you want Ethiopian, Korean, or a steak night at the local pub, we’ve got that too.
For indulgent weekend mornings, find a café
and nestle in with breakfast, friends and the newspaper. If you like to eat, you won’t leave disappointed.
A city for
all tastes
Your city of culture
Australia’s sporting capital
Melbourne is the sporting capital of Australia and plays host to an impressive range of sporting events.
Attempt to understand a game of international cricket, Australian Football or rugby; hold onto your hat at the Formula 1 or the Spring Racing Carnival; grab a seat at the Australian Open, or head down to Bells Beach for the Rip Curl Pro surfing competition.
Australia’s
sporting capital
Friday night game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground
Your city of culture
A city for all tastes
Away from the cities, Victoria has a wealth
of attractions for nature lovers.
Victoria’s size makes it easy to explore. Rent a car, catch a train or book a tour to see the Great Ocean Road, Phillip Island, The Otways, Wilsons Promontory and the Yarra Valley wineries. Go hiking in the You Yangs or the Grampians. Visit the historic cities of Healesville and Castlemaine, or take in the alpine wilderness of the Snowy Mountains area.
Victoria is Australia’s second most populous state. Originally inhabited by the Aboriginal people of the Kulin nation, Victoria is now
home to six million people from every part of
the world.
The State
of Victoria
The Grampians National Park, Western Victoria.
Bendigo
Bendigo
Bendigo is a vibrant hub in regional Victoria. Originally the epicentre of the 1850s goldrush, it is rich in Australian history and features grand, Victorian-era architecture. Bendigo also has a strong multicultural history, with one in five of the early population emigrating from China. Now a large and modern city, it remains surrounded by native bushland. This gives it a bright yet relaxed energy and
ensures a rich and focused learning experience.
Top: Sacred Heart Cathedral
Bottom: A Bendigo Tram
The tuition fees for the 2022 Study Abroad program per semester are shown below:
4-subject option (60 credit points):
A$9 400
3-subject option (45 credit points):
A$7 050
Tuition fees are subject to change annually.1
Tuition fees
1. 60 credit points (4 subjects) is a full-time
study load at La Trobe University. If your
home institution requires a 5-subject
enrolment, special approval will be
required by La Trobe University and
additional fees will apply.
Arts, humanities
and social sciences
Find out more
Subject areas
At La Trobe, you can customise your
study plan with a wide selection of
subjects offered by the College of Arts,
Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC)
and the College of Science, Health and Engineering (SHE). La Trobe Business
School is AACSB-accredited – the
highest standard of achievement
for business schools worldwide.
Arts, humanities and social sciences
Business and economics
Creative arts
Education
Engineering
Health sciences
Information Technology
Languages
Law
Science
Business and economics
AACSB-accredited Business School
Find out more
Subject areas
At La Trobe, you can customise your
study plan with a wide selection of
subjects offered by the College of Arts,
Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC)
and the College of Science, Health and Engineering (SHE). La Trobe Business
School is AACSB-accredited – the
highest standard of achievement
for business schools worldwide.
Arts, humanities and social sciences
Business and economics
Creative arts
Education
Engineering
Health sciences
Information Technology
Languages
Law
Science
Creative arts
Find out more
1. Bendigo Campus only.
Subject areas
At La Trobe, you can customise your
study plan with a wide selection of
subjects offered by the College of Arts,
Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC)
and the College of Science, Health and Engineering (SHE). La Trobe Business
School is AACSB-accredited – the
highest standard of achievement
for business schools worldwide.
Arts, humanities and social sciences
Business and economics
Creative arts
Education
Engineering
Health sciences
Information Technology
Languages
Law
Science
Education
Find out more
1. Bendigo Campus only.
Subject areas
At La Trobe, you can customise your
study plan with a wide selection of
subjects offered by the College of Arts,
Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC)
and the College of Science, Health and Engineering (SHE). La Trobe Business
School is AACSB-accredited – the
highest standard of achievement
for business schools worldwide.
Arts, humanities and social sciences
Business and economics
Creative arts
Education
Engineering
Health sciences
Information Technology
Languages
Law
Science
Engineering
Find out more
Subject areas
At La Trobe, you can customise your
study plan with a wide selection of
subjects offered by the College of Arts,
Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC)
and the College of Science, Health and Engineering (SHE). La Trobe Business
School is AACSB-accredited – the
highest standard of achievement
for business schools worldwide.
Arts, humanities and social sciences
Business and economics
Creative arts
Education
Engineering
Health sciences
Information Technology
Languages
Law
Science
Health sciences1
Find out more
1. Entry into some health sciences subjects is restricted and cannot be guaranteed.
2. Bendigo Campus only.
Subject areas
At La Trobe, you can customise your
study plan with a wide selection of
subjects offered by the College of Arts,
Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC)
and the College of Science, Health and Engineering (SHE). La Trobe Business
School is AACSB-accredited – the
highest standard of achievement
for business schools worldwide.
Arts, humanities and social sciences
Business and economics
Creative arts
Education
Engineering
Health sciences
Information Technology
Languages
Law
Science
Information Technology
Find out more
Subject areas
At La Trobe, you can customise your
study plan with a wide selection of
subjects offered by the College of Arts,
Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC)
and the College of Science, Health and Engineering (SHE). La Trobe Business
School is AACSB-accredited – the
highest standard of achievement
for business schools worldwide.
Arts, humanities and social sciences
Business and economics
Creative arts
Education
Engineering
Health sciences
Information Technology
Languages
Law
Science
Languages
Find out more
Subject areas
At La Trobe, you can customise your
study plan with a wide selection of
subjects offered by the College of Arts,
Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC)
and the College of Science, Health and Engineering (SHE). La Trobe Business
School is AACSB-accredited – the
highest standard of achievement
for business schools worldwide.
Arts, humanities and social sciences
Business and economics
Creative arts
Education
Engineering
Health sciences
Information Technology
Languages
Law
Science
Law
Find out more
Subject areas
At La Trobe, you can customise your
study plan with a wide selection of
subjects offered by the College of Arts,
Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC)
and the College of Science, Health and Engineering (SHE). La Trobe Business
School is AACSB-accredited – the
highest standard of achievement
for business schools worldwide.
Arts, humanities and social sciences
Business and economics
Creative arts
Education
Engineering
Health sciences
Information Technology
Languages
Law
Science
Science
Find out more
1. Bendigo Campus only.
Subject areas
At La Trobe, you can customise your
study plan with a wide selection of
subjects offered by the College of Arts,
Social Sciences and Commerce (ASSC)
and the College of Science, Health and Engineering (SHE). La Trobe Business
School is AACSB-accredited – the
highest standard of achievement
for business schools worldwide.
Arts, humanities and social sciences
Business and economics
Creative arts
Education
Engineering
Health sciences
Information Technology
Languages
Law
Science
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Semester 1, 2022
Orientation: 21 February – 25 February
Semester dates: 28 February – Late June
Application Deadline: 15 January 2022
Semester 2, 2022
Semester dates: End July to End November
(Dates yet to be confirmed)
Application Deadline: 20 June 2022
You should apply to La Trobe University at least 12 weeks before Orientation to allow sufficient time for your visa application.
Living on
campus
Living off campus
On-campus accommodation is convenient
and secure, with university classes only a
short walk from your room. You’ll have access
to furnished bedrooms, shared kitchens and
bathrooms, along with areas to study, relax
and exercise.
We offer a range of catered and non-catered
accommodation options at our Melbourne and Bendigo campuses.
Find out more
Living off
campus
Living on campus
If living on campus is not for you, we can help you find off-campus accommodation close to the University, including:
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Study support
We provide our residents with free academic mentoring and support. You will have access to a textbook borrowing scheme, specialist subject tutors, workshops and more.
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Health and wellbeing
Services include:
Living costs
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Annual living costs (A$) including off-campus accommodation |
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Melbourne |
Bendigo |
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Establishment costs (average total cost, including bond/rent in advance, utilities connections and household items) |
1 315 |
1 260 |
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Books and stationery |
683 |
683 |
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Weekly expenses (including rent, food, household items, utilities, transport |
547 |
522 |
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Total estimate |
21 730 |
20 735 |
Making the decision to study overseas is exciting and life changing. Before you leave, it is important to consider the costs of living in Australia. The below guide provides an average estimate of the costs associated with your studies, so that you can start planning.
latrobe.edu.au/study/life/living
The Department of Home
Affairs recommends that you allow A$1 690 per month for living in Australia.
Please note: Annual living costs will vary according to your lifestyle. Accommodation prices are based on the cheapest options available for off-campus accommodation in Victoria. Estimates are calculated for a single person, indicative only, and listed in Australian dollars (A$).
For more details on living in Australia, please visit:
Disclaimer: The information contained in this publication is indicative only. While every effort is made to provide full and accurate information at the time of publication, the University does not warrant the currency, accuracy or completeness of the contents. The University reserves the right to make changes without notice, at any time in its absolute discretion, including but not limited to varying admission or assessment requirements, or varying or discontinuing any course or subject. To the extent permitted by law, the University does not accept responsibility for any loss or damage occasioned by use of any of the information contained in this publication.
For course information updates, please visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses
La Trobe University is a registered provider under the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). CRICOS Provider 00115M. Published by La Trobe University, June 2020.
La Trobe University acknowledges that our campuses are located on the lands of many Traditional Custodians in Victoria and New South Wales. We recognise their ongoing connection to the land and value their unique contribution to the University and wider Australian society.
La Trobe University is committed to providing opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, both as individuals and communities, through teaching and learning, research and community partnerships across all our campuses.
The wedge-tailed eagle (Aquila audax) is one of the world’s largest and the Wurundjeri people – Traditional Owners of the land where our Melbourne campuses are located – know the wedge-tailed eagle as Bunjil, the creator spirit of the Kulin Nations.
There is a special synergy between Bunjil and the La Trobe University logo of an eagle. The
symbolism and significance for both La Trobe and for Aboriginal people challenges us all to gamagoen yarrbat – to soar.
La Trobe Business School offers courses recognised worldwide through global accreditation and rankings, including the AACSB accreditation shared by only five per cent of business schools in the world.
AACSB-accredited
Business School
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La Trobe Business School offers courses recognised worldwide through global accreditation and rankings, including the AACSB accreditation shared by only five per cent of business schools in the world.
AACSB-accredited
Business School
Find out more
