La Trobe University - Units is situated at Flora Hill, 3550, Australia. La Trobe University - Units accommodation offers excellent student accommodation in Bendigo. Students can choose from a wide range of non-ensuite apartments to fit their lifestyle and budget. La Trobe University - Units Bendigo apartments are just a 3-minute drive away from La Trobe University Bendigo Campus, giving students easy access to academic opportunities.
Bendigo is a great city for students. Its safety index of over 75 makes it one of Australia’s safest regional cities. About 7,000 students, including 1,500 international students, study here in the best universities of Australia, creating a welcoming community. The employment rate is around 70%, so part-time jobs in Australia in cafes or retail are easy to find. Students spend roughly AU$1,000 to AU$1,500 monthly on rent, food, and transport, which is comparatively low compared to the cost of living in Australia. Bendigo offers great bus networks, parks like Rosalind Park, and events like the Bendigo Easter Festival. La Trobe University - Units student accommodation in Flora Hill is precisely located near bus stops and Kennington Village shops. The city’s gold rush history shines at the Central Deborah Gold Mine, and its UNESCO Creative City status highlights its food scene. With affordable living and unique attractions, Bendigo ensures a fun and secure student experience.
At La Trobe University - Units Bendigo, students can revel in the comfort of a cozy Single Room - Units. Designed with a single bed for restful nights, a desk for studious days, and a heater to keep the chill at bay. Each room also boasts practical bookshelves, a supportive study chair, and blinds for privacy. For added convenience, there are flyscreens, a pinboard for organization, and the fresh breeze made available through a window that can open. Accessibility is a key feature, with accessible rooms available, and security is assured with key card entry to bedrooms.
The La Trobe University - Units Bendigo further impresses with a plethora of common amenities to enhance the student living experience. Collaborative lounge spaces and opportunities to dine or grab a quick espresso at the cafe & restaurant complement the social atmosphere. Communal kitchens allow for culinary experimentation, while communal areas are great for mingling with peers. Free laundry facilities and a charming picnic area offer additional convenience and leisure. Stay connected with campus-wide wifi/internet, and for those with vehicles, there's ample car parking with public transport close by. A wealth of knowledge and entertainment awaits in the library and TV rooms, conveniently supplemented by on-hand shops and an on-campus location. Ambitious learners can delve into studies at the 24-hour computer lab and dedicated study rooms at La Trobe University - Units Bendigo apartments. Social events come to life at the BBQ facilities. For those seeking serenity, quiet and alcohol-free units are made available. Round-the-clock on-site staff, 24-hour security, and security cameras ensure a safe environment, while a 24/7 staff presence and a 24-hour front desk underscore a commitment to student support at La Trobe University - Units. Your expenses are simplified with inclusive wifi, water, electricity, and heating in the rent, making La Trobe University - Units a worry-free choice.
While living at La Trobe University - Units Bendigo, you can also access other institutions to get the best education you can. There are RMIT University-Bendigo Aviation Academy and Bendigo TAFE. Iga Stonemans Village and Woolworths Kennington Village make your grocery shopping easy. For reliable basic medication, there are Vanstan's Pharmacy Bendigo, and Strathdale Pharmacy.
KFC Strath Village and Subway are the closest fast food joints to La Trobe University - Units for quick meals. Your search for a hearty brunch and aromatic coffee stops at Edwards Providore and Kennington Central Cafe. The pubs around The Units Bendigo offer both clubbing and a great dining experience. The Bendigo Club and Queens Arms Hotel keep drinks coming your way while you dance to the music.
The Bendigo Art Gallery has displays of unique art collections. If you are into art, then you will definitely find your way here. For tranquil walks and picnics, there is Flora Hill Bushland Reserve. It can also be a great spot for self-reflection and clarity. You can understand the whats and hows of mining at Central Deborah Gold Mine. They provide guided tours that are both informative and interesting. You can also check out the Golden Dragon Museum. It has fascinating exhibits of the rich Chinese history. There is more to explore, and you can access it all while staying at La Trobe University - Units Bendigo.
Conveniently situated for students, the La Trobe University - Units offers excellent transit connections for easy movement around Flora Hill and beyond. Students residing here will find that catching a bus is effortless with the La Trobe University Bus Stop and Osborne Street Bus Stop both accessible and nearby, connecting residents to various parts of the city. Additionally, all essential travel points are within a comfortable range for those at La Trobe University - Units, ensuring that commutes to daily destinations are hassle-free.
Eligibility criteria: All Students aged 18 and over enrolled in a La Trobe University (or La Trobe College Australia, RMIT University, or Wodonga Institute of TAFE) course of study are eligible to apply to live at this property.
Please contact the Night Manager on duty.
On campus permit parking is available through La Trobe University. You can purchase parking via Car parking permits.
You must provide your bedding linen and basic crockery, such as plates, utensils, and cooking items. Living at this property offers appliances such as toasters, kettles, and microwaves.
No, you cannot as your bond and rent are separate payments. You are required to pay rent in the specified way up to and including the date of your departure.
22-week and 44-week contracts are available, commencing in February and July.
The closest supermarket is the Kennington Village Woolworths, located at 150-180 Condon Street. This is a short walk or car trip, or you can catch the local bus lines 61 or 70.
Beds are designed a little higher so you can put luggage under them, however, there is no additional storage outside of your room. If you have items you wish to store you will need to contact a local storage service provider.
You need to leave your apartment clean and tidy in the same condition as when you arrived, ensure all personal items have been removed, and report any damage that may have been caused during your tenancy. This allows for a speedy bond resolution.
As a final step, you will need to complete a Bond Refund Form and nominate the bank account you would like your bond deposit refunded back into.
Mail at their Bendigo campus can be collected from the property office during office hours. Your mail can be directed to you as follows:
Name, College, Room Number
Living at La Trobe, Sharon Street
PO Box 199, Flora Hill, VIC 3550
You will be sent an SMS notification whenever they receive your mail.
There is no phone in the room. For the Internet, you can connect to the local Eduroam network using your La Trobe University login. If you have difficulty accessing the WIFI, you can contact La Trobe Ask ICT.
Upon arrival, they must prepare a ‘Condition Report’, which records the property’s general condition, including fittings and fixtures, and present you with 2 paper copies of this Report when you come to collect your keys.
Review and, if necessary, add your comments to the ‘Condition Report’. You must return the report to the property management within three business days of moving in and you should keep a copy of the ‘Condition Report’ until the end of the tenancy.
The ‘Condition Report’ is a very important document, as it can be used as evidence if there is a dispute about who should pay for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items, particularly at the end of a tenancy.
You may want to take photos of your apartment at the start of your tenancy to further show the condition.
The owner may claim some or the entire bond for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items at the end of your tenancy. If the ‘Condition Report’ stated that the work was required at the start of the tenancy, or the items were not listed, it can help you prove the bond should be returned to you.