Shepparton Campus
Benefit from a world-class university and a supportive, multicultural campus
Whatever your pathway to university – from year 12, TAFE, or if you are returning to study – our dedicated staff are committed to your success and helping you achieve your dreams.
$5,000 grant to help regional students
Regional Year 12 students who need to travel more than 90 minutes to get to university may be eligible for the $5,000 Tertiary Access Payment (TAP) grant.
Your study experience
Why study at La Trobe's Shepparton Campus?
World class in rural health
Our regional campuses are home to Australia’s largest rural health school. Our nursing subjects are ranked in the top 100 globally.
Quacquarelli Symondsn (QS), 2020, QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020: Nursing
Top-rated globally
La Trobe is in the top 1% of universities worldwide.
Times Higher Education (THE), 2019, World University Rankings 2020; Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), 2020, Ranking Web of Universities
Career ready
95% of Shepparton students secure employment by their graduation date.
Source: Graduate Outcomes Survey 2019
Partnerships and community engagement
We work to achieve the goals of the community
We partner with numerous organisations and community groups throughout Shepparton.
Meet our students
The benefit of being a student in a small, multicultural campus is the provision of a family environment. The Shepparton Campus is a home to me in that I feel a sense of belonging, with friendly academic staff who are always available. I know most the staff by name and vice versa. Studying in such a supportive and friendly environment not only enabled me to successfully complete my Bachelor of Arts degree but also gave me the confidence to undertake my Honours studies. With the continued encouragement, support, and care of my lecturers I have completed my Honours Degree in Sociology (First Class).
Studying nursing at La Trobe’s Shepparton Campus is a fantastic experience, and a valuable beginning to my career as a healthcare professional. Our fully equipped Clinical Learning Unit has enabled me to practise important clinical skills in a safe environment before going out on placement. Rural nursing placements in the Goulburn Valley are very hands-on and I always feel like a vital member of the team. I have participated in a lot of fun social events on campus and learned valuable teamwork and leaderships skills that I will carry with me throughout my career as a registered nurse.
Contact our team
Events
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International Women's Day 2021
Monday 08 March 12:00am
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Australian stories – culture, identity and the importance of our cultural industries
Monday 15 March 05:00pm
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La Trobe Aspire Early Admissions: Applications 101
Tuesday 16 March 05:00pm
News
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Ella steps up as President of the La Trobe Rural Health Club
Ella is in her final year of the Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Medicine) and hopes to leave behind a legacy through her new role as President of LARHC
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Crowhurst presented Ganbina Education Excellence Award
We congratulate Bachelor of Nursing student, Shaelyn Crowhurst, who has been recognised with the Ganbina Education Excellence Award. Shaelyn is a Greater Shepparton Secondary College graduate.
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Following in dad’s footsteps
Inspired by her father, Shepparton campus Bachelor of Nursing student, Akuot Wundit, is fundraising to support education in her South Sudanese village.
Indigenous Acknowledgement
We would like to acknowledge the Yorta Yorta and Bangerang Country. We acknowledge the beautiful and unique landscape, waterways and animals of this area.
Elders of the Yorta Yorta Bangerang communities and their Ancestors are the traditional custodians of this land for many centuries. We acknowledge their living culture and their continuing roles in the life of this region.