La Trobe University was established in December 1964. Since the time of its
launch, the University has been gaining a strong reputation in many areas.
Several of the University’s faculty is among the best in the country, named
among the most prominent intellectuals in Australia. La Trobe is a founding
member of the International Network of Universities (INU); a group of 12
universities from 9 different countries. The University also has a strong
international reputation in biomedicine and science.
La Trobe is a multi-campus university. The main campus is located in the
Melbourne; two other major campuses are located in the Victorian city of Bendigo
and NSW-Victorian border centre of Albury-Wodonga. The University has a number
of other minor campuses, and also offers its courses offshore at international
locations such as China, Hong Kong, France, Singapore and Vietnam. La Trobe
University is internationally recognised with strong partnership, teaching,...
La Trobe University was established in December 1964. Since the time of its
launch, the University has been gaining a strong reputation in many areas.
Several of the University’s faculty is among the best in the country, named
among the most prominent intellectuals in Australia. La Trobe is a founding
member of the International Network of Universities (INU); a group of 12
universities from 9 different countries. The University also has a strong
international reputation in biomedicine and science.
La Trobe is a multi-campus university. The main campus is located in the
Melbourne; two other major campuses are located in the Victorian city of Bendigo
and NSW-Victorian border centre of Albury-Wodonga. The University has a number
of other minor campuses, and also offers its courses offshore at international
locations such as China, Hong Kong, France, Singapore and Vietnam. La Trobe
University is internationally recognised with strong partnership, teaching,
research and exchange links with over 250 institutions across more than 40
countries.
The University accommodates at present, more than 26,000 students including
approximately 3,500 international students from over 90 countries, studying
undergraduate and postgraduate courses across five major faculties. There are
over 15,000 students at the Melbourne campus. The University takes within its
sphere of work, learning, teaching and research, designed to enrich the world
and a history of academic innovation. It continuously strives to deliver
socially responsible, inclusive, relevant and radical learning, teaching and
research.
