Ep 118 - La Trobe University: Why Should You Consider La Trobe?
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What this episode’s about
If you’re considering La Trobe University, there are a few things that make La Trobe particularly interesting to explore, from its flexible degree structure to its strong reputation in health sciences and its distinctive Bundoora campus.
In this episode, I look at some of the features of La Trobe that you might want to consider when deciding whether the university and its courses are right for you.
I cover:
How flexible are La Trobe University degrees? La Trobe offers a range of Open Access majors and minors that can be studied alongside your main area of study in a bachelor's degree. I explain how this flexibility can allow you to explore different interests and combine areas of study that aren't necessarily part of your main major.
What is La Trobe University known for? I look at La Trobe's strong reputation in health sciences, including courses and careers in areas such as nursing, dentistry, occupational therapy and speech pathology.
What is the La Trobe Wildlife Sanctuary? La Trobe's Bundoora campus is home to a wildlife sanctuary, which provides a particularly interesting environment for students studying areas such as wildlife and conservation.
What is La Trobe's Bundoora campus like? I talk about the campus itself, including its natural environment, and why the physical environment of a university is worth considering when you're choosing where to study.
Can your university environment affect your student experience? For some students, having access to green space and a natural environment may be an important part of creating a university experience that supports their wellbeing while they study.
If you're comparing La Trobe University with other Melbourne universities, this episode will help you understand La Trobe's flexible degree options, health science courses, Bundoora campus and some of the features that make the university distinctive.
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