La Trobe University

Nice spacious campus, with all facilities a student or staff member needs.

First week in Australia and had visited some countryside and other places too. The university is at a location separate from that but still has managed to hold the same aura and sense of nature within itself. The campus is HUGE and is as much green. Everything about it is superb. Just one thing- university should provide open parking for the first couple of/few days during and after the orientation. It'd be a great aid to the offshore students.

Had a work development day here last week, nice clean place, nice staff around the place also.

Beautiful, large, vibrant campus, with lots of options and places to chill out too. Although a lot of the older buildings (and even some of the newer buildings) have that 1960s brutalist feel, the lush greenery and landscaping surrounding the campus makes it one of the nicest university campuses in Victoria.

La Trobe University, which was named after the state’s first Lieutenant-Governor, Sir Charles Joseph La Trobe, was established in 1964 and officially opened on 8 March 1967 when teaching commenced with some 500 students. The main campus buildings were designed by Melbourne architecture firm, Yuncken Freeman and are connected by a series of raised walkways. The Bundoora campus is the largest university campus in the Southern Hemisphere and has many facilities such as restaurants, bars, shops, banks and an art gallery. It also has three on-campus residential colleges: Menzies, Glenn and Chisholm. La Trobe University offers subjects and courses ranging from science, health and engineering to arts, social sciences and commerce.I like the design and layout of the Bundoora campus the core of which is separated from surrounding areas by an outer ring ‘moat’ of car parking and an open space network of parks, water and recreation areas. Also, with a pedestrian network at both ground and first floor levels, most academic functions are within five minutes walk and are centred around the Library and major lecture theatres.

The facilities here are amazing. Lots of change rooms and bathrooms, Pavilion has a second story with a lift. Grounds are magnificent, each of the sub boxes even have mains power so we could setup a giant speaker. Matalidas and high performance centwr under construction so little messy but will e awesome when that's finished.

Wonderful gardens to walk around the University while on a break from studies or work. Worth a visit if you are in the area. ~1 hour bus/tram ride from Melbourne CBD

I have had an incredible time studying at LaTrobe so far. I have just applied for an internal course transfer and Daniela (student advisor) was so incredibly helpful in helping me understand everything involved and was very organised. A wonderful experience!

I studied Master of Community Planning and Development in Bendigo. Class size are small, very qualify and friendly lectures and classmates. Most of friends i made there from local Australia,some from Mexico, Nepal, Mozambique. Great learning environment.

Nice campus, but flawed using politicsWhen I first walked in the camps I saw many hypocrites advocating for socialism, marxism or even Leninism while enjoying a full life under a capitalist market economyThey will try and sell you all of that under the disguise of social justice" or "abolish the rich" while most likely never have lived in a socialist country before thus never seeing or experiencing the horrors.The ideologies that killed over 100 million in the last century are being praised at our universities todayOn the other hand however