La Trobe University - Albury-Wodonga

Focused on creating a culture of safety, inclusivity, and academic excellence, La Trobe University works to cater to the needs of their community and support students studying with them. With several campuses and a wide variety of programs to choose from, La Trobe University offers a wide variety of experiences and education with flexible options for studying. This includes industry experience, with placements, or work-integrated learning. Students will access state-of-the-art facilities, as well as highly educated staff to complete their education. La Trobe University produces graduates with a range of skills, and expertise that make them highly-employable. 

Existing for over 20 years, La Trobe University - Albury-Wodonga has aided thousands of students in their education journey. Focused on research, the campus boasts two University Research Centres, and is the third-largest research centre per capita in Australia. With a dedicated staff, and many support services, students will be able to access a world-class education. 

Why La Trobe University - Albury-Wodonga 

• Facilities: La Trobe University - Albury-Wodonga has a wide range of facilities to offer its students during their education journey. The campus has a lecture theatre which is not only good for classes, but also conferences, and forums.  Outside of educational resources, there are a number of amenities to make life easier for students. This includes a number of food options, places for breastfeeding, as well as spaces for indigenous learning. 
• Campus:  La Trobe University - Albury-Wodonga has grown since its inception in 1991, adding buildings like the Health Sciences Building, the David Mann Library, and the Nancy F Millis building throughout its 30-year career. Students can also access a number of student organisations to make connections with other students. One of thr groups, the La Trobe Student Association works to help students with activities as well as advocacy. 
• Research: La Trobe University - Albury-Wodonga places an emphasis on research, and is home to two research centres, the Centre for Freshwater Ecosystems, and the John Richards Centre for Rural Aging Research. Students can be on the forefront of research and look into topics such as palliative care, genetics and conservation, community services, Spatial modelling and GIS analysis, and health literacy.