Physical access campus maps
Plan and navigate your visits to La Trobe campuses with information about accessible parking, teaching spaces and campus maps.
Quick links
- Accessible parking spaces
- Physical access to teaching spaces
- Physical access and mobility maps by campus
Accessible parking spaces
Accessible parking spaces are available at the Bendigo, Albury-Wodonga, Melbourne (Bundoora), Mildura and Shepparton campuses. To park in an accessible bay, you need to display a valid accessibility parking permit issued by your local council.
Parking in our accessible bays is free as long as your permit is valid and clearly displayed. If you’re parking at the Bendigo or Melbourne (Bundoora) campus and choose to park in a different bay, you’ll need to pay for parking.
For more information about accessible parking permits, see the Australian Disability Parking Scheme.
Physical access to teaching spaces
If you have access requirements that may affect how you access teaching spaces or classes, contact Accessibility as soon as you can when you start at La Trobe or your requirements change. Accessibility can work with your School to explore teaching space suitability and reasonable adjustments if required.
Check the maps below for information that may help you plan your campus access.
Physical access and mobility maps by campus
Mobility maps with physical access information are available for Albury-Wodonga, Bendigo and Melbourne (Bundoora) campuses. For City, Mildura and Shepparton campuses, you can refer to the general campus map.
- Albury-Wodonga: View mobility map
- Bendigo: View mobility map
- City: View campus map
- Lift access is available to all levels.
- Melbourne (Bundoora):
- Mildura: View campus map
- The Brian Grogan Building is all on one level (ground) and has accessible toilets. If you have any sessions in the Deakin Avenue Building and have access requirements, please contact Accessibility.
- Shepparton: View campus map
- Lift access is available to Level 2 and accessible toilets are available throughout the campus.
Need more support?
If you need further advice or support to participate in your studies, contact Accessibility to discuss your options.