La Trobe Uni/Kingsbury Dr

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.

Nice campus, but flawed using politics When 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 economy They 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 today On the other hand however, enjoyable campus and nice outdoor food court environment which you get quite a few options. The lecturers have so far been very helpful and professional Although some of the old buildings could at least use some paint and the interior of a number of classrooms needs an overhaul upgrade / modernisation as they look quite dated. This includes the level 3 of the library

Going around the school feels like going around a giant park, since buildings easily blend in with the trees and flowers. The people are friendly and the facilities are great. Watch out from above though, you wouldn't want to get bombshelled by bird feces.

studying master's in business analytics here and the support i got from my uncle there was very great. i submitted my uncle's property documents in the name of my father after discussing with a faculty at la trobe , he advise me not to disclose with anyone. overall was great experience.

I attended my daughter's graduation ceremony today and wish to say what a wonderful experience it was. Everything from the presentation of the testamur to the celebration in Union Hall afterwards was incredibly well planned and executed. The opportunities to take numerous photos in such beautiful surroundings, the provision of a wide variety of drinks and food catering for the different dietary needs and live music and DJ was beyond my expectations. Also having a professional photographer taking photos to become magnets was a novel idea, and very much appreciated by the graduates and their parents. Thankyou, thankyou.

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

Could anyone tell me please. Is La trobe university bundoora main campus melbourne good for masters of logistics and supply chain management. Thanks in advance ... Please let me know if you have any information about this....thanks

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 unfortunate thing about La Trobe would have to be the lack of care in the upper administration of the University i.e the vice chancellor and deputy vice chancellor. These two have continued to gut the humanities department to its bones leaving many students with courses and degrees with no meaning. Along with this staff have faced the same issue with job cuts and most staff being on a temporary work basis rather then being full time. The worst aspect about the University is the rising levels of Homophobia with a lack of support to stop this by the University.

It's great to see la trobe are discriminating against people that are unvaccinated by having zones where they can be, but it's OK for someone unvaccinated with an excemption to go wherever they want. Makes alot of sense. There is a word for this behaviour, its called segregation! Plus, if your in the 'zones' everyone knows that your unvaccinated! Seriously, when did your medical history become everyones business?You say you except everyone on campus, but only if they got a FORCED VACCINE. THATS WHAT DESCRIMINATION LOOKS LIKE one star and I will never study here.