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Melbourne (Bundoora) Campus
Plenty Rd & Kingsbury Drive
Bundoora
Victoria 3086
Bendigo Campus
Edwards Road Flora Hill
Bendigo
Victoria 3552
Shepparton Campus
210 Fryers Street
Shepparton
Victoria 3630
Albury-Wodonga Campus
133 McKoy Street
West Wodonga
Victoria 3690
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Book a 1-on-1 session to get personalised advice and practical guidance about your study options.
You’ll spend up to an hour with a dedicated La Trobe study advisor, so there’s plenty of time to ask about courses, subjects, entry requirements, application processes, and any other study-related questions.
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All our La Trobe University campuses are accessible through private and public transport options.
There’s parking available for students who are driving to campus, as well as secure bike storage options for students who are cycling to campus.
For those who are making their way to campus using public transport, there’s a range of bus, tram or train options depending on which campus you’re attending.
Plan how to get to your La Trobe campus on the La Trobe University website.
The La Trobe University Open Day dates vary depending on which campus you’re planning to attend.
Open Day dates:
- Melbourne (Bundoora) Campus: 10am to 4pm, Sunday 7 August
- Mildura Campus: 3pm to 7pm, Wednesday 10 August
- Shepparton Campus: 10am to 2pm, Saturday 13 August
- Albury-Wodonga Campus: 10am to 2pm, Sunday 21 August
- Bendigo Campus: 10am to 3pm, Sunday 28 August
Missed or can’t make it to Open Day? Book a 1-on-1 consult with a dedicated student advisor to explore your study options and get all your questions answered about studying at La Trobe.
The application process to study at La Trobe can vary depending on the course level you’re applying for, if you’re currently studying Year 12 and if you’re a local or international student.
If you’re in Year 12 and looking to apply to study an undergraduate degree (such as a Bachelor’s or Associate Degree), the most common way will be through VTAC or UAC. Your application will be assessed based on your Year 12 results and you’ll be able to apply for multiple courses across different universities.
If you’re looking to apply for a single course, you’ll have the option to apply direct to La Trobe University.
If you’re looking for an alternative entry to the traditional ATAR requirement, we have a range of pathway and entry options depending on your circumstances.
Learn more about applying to La Trobe
There are more ways to get into university than you think. Whatever your situation, we have a range of pathways and entry programs to help get you into your dream course.
At La Trobe, the available pathways and entry programs available to you will depend on your situation and circumstances, such as pathway options through TAFE, recognition for community contributions and more.
Learn more about pathways and entry options at La Trobe
A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) is a place at a university or higher education provider where the government pays part of your fees. This is a subsidy, not a loan, and you don't have to pay it back. This subsidy does not cover the entire cost of your study, you will need to pay the rest, called the 'student contribution amount'.
The amount is determined by the University and depends on the number of subjects you take within different bands, or categories. The fees for each band are based on a full-time study load. Pro-rata fees apply to students taking part-time or overloaded studies.
You are eligible to apply for a CSP if you are an Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen, or permanent resident of Australia.
Many La Trobe courses are available part-time. This means you study fewer subjects than in a full-time load, and take longer to complete your course. In many cases you can start a course part-time and move to full-time study later.
Not all courses are available part-time. You can find out if your course of interest offers part-time study on the course page via Find a course and/or the VTAC Guide.
Once you have received an offer into a course at La Trobe University, you may be eligible for credit if you have previously completed TAFE (at a Diploma level or higher) and/or tertiary study.
If you have not yet received an offer to study at La Trobe University, we can’t confirm how much credit you will be eligible for. You can use our Credit Search tool as a guide to help you get an idea of how much credit you may be eligible for.