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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the closest Melbourne student accommodation to campus available on amber?
The closest student accommodation in Melbourne is UniLodge Melbourne Central, just a 12-minute drive away.
What is the average weekly rent for La Trobe University City Campus student accommodation?
La Trobe University City Campus accommodation typically ranges from AU$235 to AU$730 per week.
When does the La Trobe University City Campus academic year start?
La Trobe University City Campus’s September intake typically begins in early September, and the Spring intake begins in January.
Which bus stop is closest to La Trobe University City Campus?
Queen Street bus stop is a 4-minute walk from the campus.
How early should I book options for La Trobe University City Campus apartments?
For the September intake, start looking in January or February at the latest. Rooms within walking distance of campus sell out quickly.
Student Accommodations near La Trobe University City Campus
Student Accommodation near La Trobe University City Campus
La Trobe University City Campus does not offer university housing, and that’s why some students prefer to stay in nearby La Trobe University City Campus off-campus accommodation. With amber, students can browse a variety of verified La Trobe University City Campus student accommodation. Popular properties such as UniLodge Melbourne Central are located less than a 12-minute walk from La Trobe’s campus. Weekly student accommodation prices generally range from AU$235 to AU$730.
About La Trobe University City Campus
La Trobe University City Campus is located at Levels 2 & 3, 360 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia. It delivers postgraduate programs across Business, Health, & Law, providing students with direct access to Melbourne's corporate, legal, & healthcare sectors. La Trobe University consistently ranks among the top 1% of universities worldwide & is recognised for excellence in graduate employability. Distinguished alumni of La Trobe University include former Victorian Premier John Brumby, author Helen Garner, & Olympic gold medallist Cate Campbell.
Best La Trobe University City Campus Student Accommodation
Finding quality La Trobe University City Campus accommodation is easy with amber. Students can choose from studios, shared apartments, en-suite rooms, & private student residences located close to campus. Some popular La Trobe University City Campus student accommodation options include:
| Property | Price | Distance from Campus |
|---|---|---|
| Scape Melbourne Central | From AU$319/week | 0.6 miles |
| Carric Hostel | From AU$235/week | 1.2 miles |
| Bouverie Residence | From AU$295/week | 0.8 miles |
| Yugo University Square | From AU$299/week | 1.1 miles |
La Trobe University City Campus Student Travel
La Trobe University City Campus enjoys excellent public transport connectivity. Flinders Street Railway Station is a 6-minute walk & Southern Cross Station can be reached in 15 minutes on foot. Students can also access Collins Street/Queen Street, Elizabeth Street/Collins Street, & Swanston Street/Collins Street tram stops, all within a 5-minute walk. Nearby bus services operate from Queen Street & Lonsdale Street, located at a 4-minute walk. Students travelling regularly can save on public transport costs by using a myki concession card.
Student Clubs & Societies at La Trobe University City Campus
Students at the City Campus can participate in university life through the La Trobe Student Union (LTSU). Popular communities include the La Trobe Business Students' Association, Law Students' Association, Public Health Students' Association, International Students Club, & Indian Students Association.
Throughout the year, students can take part in Orientation Week (O-Week), networking sessions, career expos, industry seminars, cultural celebrations, wellbeing programs, & professional development workshops.