Bendigo Campus
Study at Bendigo and build your clever future
At Bendigo, you'll have access to dedicated teaching staff who are always available to support students.
Your study experience
Why study at La Trobe's Bendigo Campus?
World class in rural health
Our nursing subjects are ranked in the top 100 globally.
Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), 2022, QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022: Nursing
Career ready
94% of Bendigo students secure employment by their graduation date.
Source: Graduate Outcomes Survey 2019
World class in engineering research
Our research in civil engineering is top-rated nationally and rated well above world standard.
Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) Outcomes 2018 Australian Research Council
Research at Bendigo
We pride ourselves on our world-class research and connections to the community.
Meet our students
I enjoyed studying at La Trobe Bendigo as the course allowed me opportunities to complete placements at Bendigo Health Hospital which drove me to apply for a position in a very diverse and rewarding workforce. Being a part of the rotational program allows me to gain skills in a range of areas that I am passionate about
The thing I loved about my subjects is you can just get lost in them. I found my passions. At the risk of sounding cliché, it really opened up a whole new world and certainly broadened my horizons. An arts degree just opens so many doors.
Discover our campus and city
Contact our team
Events
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Bendigo Campus Talk and Tours
Monday 27 June 10:00am
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Violet Vines Marshman Annual Oration
Thursday 14 July 05:00pm
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La Trobe Rural Health School Research Conference 2022
Thursday 14 July 09:30am
News
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Less exercise during COVID-19 pandemic impacted work productivity
Study finds that during covid-19 restrictions only 37 percent of Australians met physical activity recommendations.
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Supporting teachers' mental health
Innovative model supports teacher mental health and wellbeing
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Perceptions of Social Work: La Trobe University launches unique international study
Researchers from the La Trobe Rural Health School are seeking participants for a study into community perceptions of Social Work
Indigenous Acknowledgement
We would like to acknowledge the people belonging to Djandak, the country our Bendigo campus is situated on; these people are the Djaara Djaara people of the Dja Dja Wurrung language group. The Djaara people are one of 5 Traditional Owner groups that make up the Kulin Nation. We acknowledge the living culture of the Djaara people and we pay respect to their elders past, present and emerging.