Year 2017 International Guide

latrobe.edu.
au/study/international
Welcome
A very warm welcome to you from LaTrobe University, Australia.
Fornearly 50 years we have welcomed students fromacross
the globeand today we are very proud to host over8000
international students and to be recognised in the top 1% of the
worlds most international universities.*
Studying overseas is a life changing experience. ThisInternational
Prospectus provides you with an introduction to LaTrobe
University and the many academic opportunities we make
available to you. Weunderstand also that studying inAustralia
is about more than justthe course you choose. Hereat LaTrobe,
were proud of the wide range of opportunities available
to develop your global networksby engaging in leadership
development, participating in volunteering programs and
becoming a member ofthe many clubs and societies that are
acore part of life at all of our eight vibrant locations.
Our graduates are renowned for their employability, for their
deepunderstanding of the most pressing challenges facing
the globalcommunity, and for their ability to address those
challenges intelligently and decisively.
I look forward to seeing you at one of our beautiful campuses
hereinAustralia and wish you well with your application.
Thank you for choosing LaTrobe University.
Kelly Smith
Pro Vice-ChancellorInternational
*Times Higher Education Ranking 2015
2International Prospectus 2017
Contents
About LaTrobe / 6
Explore LaTrobe / 8
Life in Victoria / 10
Our locations / 12
Employability / 14
Pathway options / 16
The university system explained / 18
Our feature courses / 19
Research at LaTrobe / 38
Student mobility / 40
International Student Services / 42
Student life / 44
Accommodation / 46
Living costs / 48
Scholarships and sponsorships / 50
Undergraduate courses / 52
Postgraduate courses / 60
Entry requirements / 64
How to apply / 66
Front cover
Southbank Melbourne (main image)
Cameron, a LaTrobe Student Ambassador, shows new international students the sights of Melbourne.
Left to right: Shubhangni Seth (India), Harleen Kaur (India), Cameron Peter Rodrigues (Australia),
VictoriaOrrsveden (Sweden).
City Campus (left image)
Complete with complimentary coffee machines and tea, our City Campus is a popular destination
forstudents.
Left to right: Joan Carles Cullell (Spain), Victoria Orrsveden (Sweden), Ankur Rastogi (India).
The Concierge at City City Campus (right image)
Tu Thahn Tran (Vietnam) and Henry Andrean (Indonesia) take full advantage of the new concierge
serviceat our City Campus.
LaTrobe University3
At LaTrobe University, were

ambitiousglobal thinkers. Sincewe
opened our doors in 1967, more than
170000 students have graduated
fromLaTrobe.
LaTrobe University5
About
LaTrobe
Youre invited
Among our graduates are CEOs of prominent organisations,
parliamentarians, human rights activists, researchers and Olympians.
Weve built an international reputation for excellence, and we ranked
among the worlds top 100 universities under 50 years old (2016
Times Higher Education 150 Under 50 rankings).
The 2016 Times Higher Education

World University Rankings named
LaTrobe among the
More than
36000
students study with us, including more
than 8000 international students from
110 countries.
top 200
most international universities in the

world, based on the proportion of our
staff, students and research paper
authors from another country.
We have
eight
campuses,
including three in Melbourne,
four in regional Victoria and
onein central Sydney.
The wedge-tailed eagle (Aquila audax)

is one of the worlds largest. For the
Wurundjeri People, traditional owners
of the land where our Melbourne
Campus is located, the wedge-tailed
eagle is known as Bunjil. The eagle
givesguidance to those inneed.
Whenever theres a fearsome time,
ora time of doubt, or youre not sure
ofwhich way to go or what you should
do, most times an eagle will feature.
A
unty Joy Murphy Wandin,
Senior Elder of the Wurundjeri People.
The eagle represents knowledge,
wisdom and leadership. You can
see one of these majestic animals
atHealesville Sanctuary or around
the You Yangs in Victoria.
In the 2015 Excellence in Research

forAustralia Report, LaTrobe
University was one of only three
Victorian universities to achieve
well above
world
standard
for research based on a total
of 19 research fields.
Weve invested more than
A$500
million
into worldclass centres for learning
and research, including the LaTrobe
Institute for Molecular Science (LIMS)
and theCentre for AgriBioscience
(AgriBio).
The 2015 Excellence in Research for

Australia Report placed us as one
ofAustralias only two universities
forresearch that achieved above
orwell above world standard for
seven different fields of research in
Biological
Sciences.
LaTrobe University7
Explore LaTrobe
LaTrobe was founded on the belief that a university should beuseful
tothe communities it serves. Weare proud to have been one
ofAustralias pioneering universities for nearly 50years. A LaTrobe
degree is more than just a piece of paper its the mark of someone
withthe skills and experience to make adifference and tackle
thebigissues of our time.
State-of-the-art facilities AgriBio

As one of Australias premier biosciences facilities,
LaTrobes AgriBio building boasts stunning
architectural design optimising the balance
between natural light and thermal efficiency.
AgriBio is an exceptional workplace attracting
thevery best research scientists.
About LaTrobe
Were named after
Charles
LaTrobe,
the first Superintendent of the Port
Phillip District from 1839 to 1850,
and the first Lieutenant-Governor
of the new colony of Victoria from
1851 to 1854.
We opened in 1967 with
552
Courses
We were the
third
university
to open in Victoria.
In 2017 we celebrate our
50
anniversary.
th
enrolled students.
Research
In the 2015 Excellence in Research for Australia Report,
82 per cent
of our research areas were rated at world standard or above.
In the 2015 Excellence in Research for Australia Report, LaTrobe was the
only Australian university rated well above world standard in three separate
fields for
agricultural and veterinary

sciences research.
We offer
200+
courses
including 80 undergraduate
degrees and more than 120
postgraduate courses.
Ranked in Australias
top three
for Maths and Computer Science
in the 2015 CWTS Leiden
Rankings.
Many of our courses include
work
placements
so students can apply their skills
to industry-based projects.
Graduates
170000+
students
have graduated from LaTrobe.
We enable students to
Flagship facilities
Weve invested more than
A$500 million
in new world-class centres of learning and research, including:
the A$288 million Centre for Agribioscience (AgriBio), a world-class facility
for agricultural biosciences research and development
the A$94 million LaTrobe Institute for Molecular Science (LIMS) research
centre, accommodating more than 400researchers
LaTrobes Wildlife Sanctuary on the Melbourne Campus, boasting numerous
indigenous plants and animals from kangaroos to emus.
build
the skills
that attract the best employers.
Graduates
include
CEOs of some of Australias most
prominent organisations, as well
as parliamentarians, human rights
activists, medical researchers
andOlympians.
LaTrobe University9
Life in Victoria
Everywhere you turn theres something special to see and do in Victoria
explore sandy beaches and snow-capped mountains, zoos and aquariums,
historicsites, bars and cafes, wildlife and wineries, or drive along Victorias
breathtaking coastline.
Flinders Street Station

Meet with friends underneath the clocks
ofMelbournes iconic railway station before
exploring the city sights.
Left to right: Joan Carles Cullell (Spain),
VictoriaOrrsveden (Sweden), Cameron Peter
Rodrigues (Australia), Henry Andrean (Indonesia),
Tu Thahn Tran (Vietnam).
Grampians National Park
Enjoy the spectacular natural beauty of this

national park. Explore stunning landscapes,
abundant wildlife, majestic waterfalls and
sublimelocal produce in your semester break
orover theweekend.
About Victoria
Events
Hugging the tip of Australia's east coast,

Victoria is Australia's second-smallest state,
covering 227600 square kilometres
roughly the size of the British Isles.
Melbourne and Victoria host some

ofAustralias most prestigious events
throughout the year, including the
Spring Racing Carnival culminating
inthe Melbourne Cup in November,
the Australian Open Tennis in January,
Melbourne Food and Wine Festival and
theFormula 1 Australian Grand Prix
inMarch, Melbourne International Comedy
Festival March to April, international
jazz, film and writers festivals May
through September, and Melbourne
Festival in October. Victoria also hosts
aneverchanging schedule ofblockbuster
exhibitions from around theworld.
A wealth of diverse regions and attractions

are packed into this compact area, with
sweeping coastlines, pristine beaches and
national parks and forests teeming with
wildlife, plus wineries, lakes and mountains
offering skiing, climbing and hiking. Best
of all, many of Victoria's unique and varied
landscapes are easily reached as day trips
from Melbourne.
Seasons and climate

Despite the small size, Victoria's climate
varies across the state. The north has
much drier and warmer weather than the
south. Australia's seasons are the reverse
of those in the northern hemisphere.
The climate is warm to hot in summer
(December to February), mild in autumn
(March to May), crisp in winter (June to
August), and cool in spring (September
toNovember).
Melbourne
Victorias capital, Melbourne, sits on the
banks of the Yarra River and around the
shores of Port Phillip Bay. Melbourne
boasts a packed program of festivals and
events, Australias best and most stylish
shopping and a lively passion for eating
and drinking. It also supports a flourishing
arts scene.
Heritage
Grand 19th century architecture and
elegant gardens, built following the
discovery of gold, are a reminder
of Victorias Gold Rush past, while
Aboriginal cultural landmarks and
landscapes continue to connect
Indigenous Australians from South
Eastern Australia with a living cultural
heritage dating back more than
60000years.
For more information about Melbourne
and Victoria, Australia visit:
visitmelbourne.com
Degraves Street
Ankur Rastogi (India) and Shakun Sharma
(Nepal)take time out in Degraves Street,
one of Melbournes most popular coffee hubs,
justa short walk from LaTrobes City Campus.
Great Ocean Road
Travel the Great Ocean Road and experience one
of the worlds most scenic coastal drives. See the
towering 12 Apostles, iconic surf breaks, misty
waterfalls, native wildlife and seaside villages.
Aperfect weekend getaway!
LaTrobe University11
Our locations
LaTrobe is the largest provider of university education in regional Victoria.
Our eight campuses are located in Victoria and New South Wales, in the
heart of Melbourne and Sydney and in picturesque bushland settings.
MILDURA
VICTORIA
NEW SOUTH WALES
ALBURY-WODONGA
SHEPPARTON
BENDIGO
MELBOURNE
Car
From Melbourne (Bundoora) Campus

Cycle
Train
Tram
Bus
Modes of transport tocampuses
Destination
Average temperatures
Distance (km)
Feb
Jul
Nov
Melbourne (Bundoora)
Macleod Railway Station
1.3
Melbourne*
15.5C 5.2C 11.5C

28.0C 12.8C 23.9C
Sydney
Heidelberg Railway Station
4.6
Sydney
20.4C 8.0C 17.7C

27.0C 17.4C 26.2C
Bendigo
Reservoir Railway Station
3.8
Bendigo
15.6C 1.7C
31.8C 11.6C
Albury-Wodonga
Bundoora Park
1.3
Albury-Wodonga
17.7C 2.8C 13.2C

32.3C 12.5C 28.0C
Mildura
CBD
14.0
Mildura
18.1C 3.2C 13.8C

35.6C 14.8C 30.6C
Shepparton
Melbourne Airport
18.4
Shepparton
16.2C 2.5C 12.2C

32.5C 12.7C 26.9C
Melbourne CBD
(City Campus, Franklin St)
Northland Shopping Centre
2.8
Melbourne CBD
(City Campus, Franklin St)
16.7C 6.8C 13.0C

26.4C 13.3C 22.7C
*Melbourne weather data collected at the LaTrobe Bundoora weather station. Australian Bureau of Meterology, 2015.
11.1C
26.7C
MELBOURNE CAMPUS
CITY CAMPUS AND

FRANKLIN STREET CAMPUS
LaTrobes Melbourne Campus is our

largest, set on 267 hectares (660 acres)
of stunning parkland and waterways
in tranquil Bundoora. Located just 14
kilometres (8.7 miles) from Melbourne city,
our Melbourne Campus is one of the largest
metropolitan campuses in the country.
Witha student population of nearly 25 000,
the Campus isa real community, with cafes,
restaurants, student accommodation and
awildlifesanctuary.
LaTrobes City Campus (644 students)

andFranklin Street Campus (540 students)
are located in the heart of Melbournes
vibrant business district. TheFranklin Street
Campus offers courses tailored tohealth
and legal professionals, while the City
Campus was designed around the latest
innovations in educational design and
offers a suite of Masters programs.
BENDIGO CAMPUS
ALBURY-WODONGA CAMPUS
Bendigo is a thriving city located in the

centre of Victoria. The Bendigo Campus
is located three kilometres (1.86 miles)
from Bendigos city centre, and is home
tosignificant teaching and research
centres including the LaTrobe Rural Health
School. The Campus features a fitness
centre and a diverse range of student
accommodation, and over 5000 local
andinternational students study here.
AlburyWodonga is Australias largest inland

regional centre. Our Albury-Wodonga
Campus is three kilometres (1.86 miles) from
Wodonga city. Over 670 students enjoy
an awardwinning library, laboratories,
aninternational-standard soccer pitch, cafes,
a gymnasium and student accommodation.
The Campus is home to the John Richards
Initiative (researching ageing and aged
care in regional communities) and the
MurrayDarling Freshwater Research Centre.
MILDURA CAMPUS
SHEPPARTON CAMPUS
SYDNEY CAMPUS
Mildura is a major fruit and vegetable

growing region located 550 kilometres
(342 miles) from Melbourne. Its a great
place to live, study and work, and were
proud of our campus community of just
over 500 students. Being on a smaller
campus means you can benefit from
morecontact with our staff.
Study in the vibrant city of Shepparton,

just 178 kilometres (110 miles) from
Melbourne. Our new Shepparton Campus
building has excellent teaching, study and
communal meeting spaces, and a clinical
learning unit with the most advanced
teaching technologies. 745 students
studyhere.
LaTrobes Sydney Campus is located

inthe heart of the international
businesscommunity, close to public
transport and work and internship
opportunities. OurSydney Campus
hasa student population of 325. Sydney
isaworldfamous city, home to Australian
icons including the Opera House and
theSydney HarbourBridge.
SYDNEY
Studying in Melbourne
If you want to study in a vibrant,
cosmopolitan city, then Melbourne isthe
place to be. It has been ranked the
Worlds Most Liveable City five years
in a row bythe Economist Global
Liveability Ranking. Melbourne residents
speak more than 100 languages, and
the city was ranked the second best for
students inthe world in 2015 (according
tothe 2015 QS Best Student Cities
Ranking). Whether youre looking for
abustling city scene or a quiet suburban
feel, Melbourne has aperfect mix of both.
Employability
We know that coming to Australia to study is a personal and financial
investment. Were committed to preparing our students for successful
careers, offering access to a range of career support resources
andopportunities.
Careers website
Find out more about our programs
oncareer planning, as well as work
readiness, professional mentorship,
preparing resumes and letters
ofapplication, and interview and
employment-seeking skills.
latrobe.edu.au/students/careers
Careers advisers
Our careers advisers help you explore
further study and possible career
options. They can also connect you with
programs to develop your employability
and build your skills in searching for
and successfully gaining employment.
Theyare available to talk to you during
drop-in sessions on campus or can
respond to your questions online.
latrobe.edu.au/students/careers/
contacts
Career Ready Blog

On the Career Ready Blog, youll find
handy tips for creating your career path,
updates about career support resources
and information about new opportunities.
career-ready.blogs.latrobe.edu.au
Work experience and

volunteering
You can gain the realworld experience
employers are looking for through
volunteering or work experience.
Manyofour courses include work
placements that allow you to apply
your skills to real, industry-based
projects with organisations like Deloitte,
partner hospitals, CSIRO, and the
AustralianSynchrotron.
latrobe.edu.au/students/careers/skills
Big Interview
Practising for an interview is now much
easier with the Big Interview, anonline
toolto help you prepare for a job
interview. Watch videos to learn how
torespond to specific questions, record
your own practice interview to review,
orask a mentor to give you feedback.
latrobe.biginterview.com
Finding a job
As a LaTrobe student, youll have access
to a number of resources to help you find
a job.
CareerHub
Search for part-time and casual roles,
work experience and volunteering.
Employer Connect
Explore international graduate jobs
and paid internships.
Going Global
Information about finding a job
orinternship globally. Search for jobs,
access country-specific career guides,
andmore.
latrobe.edu.au/students/careers/jobs
I decided on LaTrobe after

reading up on the University
and the wonderful programs
and contemporary research
theUniversity is involved in.
LaTrobe is preparing me for
my career with apragmatically
designed course that is a perfect
blend of knowledge-based
learning, field-based assignments
and simultaneous placements,
conducted for the benefit
ofstudents.
Shubhangni Seth
Master of Human Resource Management
India
Pathway options
LaTrobe Melbourne is our preferred pathway
provider,offering diplomas, foundation studies
andacademic English courses that lead to LaTrobe
University degrees.
Youll study in a supportive learning

environment at LaTrobe Universitys
Melbourne Campus in Bundoora,
in a brand new A$45 million facility.
After completing an English language
program, foundation studies or a diploma
and achieving the required grade point
average, you will move into first or second
year of your chosen LaTrobe degree.
Ifyour application is successful, youll
receive apackaged offer that includes
your chosen pathway program and
adegree offer from LaTrobe University.
This means that you will only need one
visa to cover your studies inAustralia.
Melbourne Campus Sylvia Walton
The Sylvia Walton Building at LaTrobes Melbourne

Campus stands as a beacon for eclectic design
and cutting-edge student facilities. With a range
ofteaching, collaborative and administrative spaces,
it provides a hub for prospective international and
domestic students to expedite their tertiary studies.
There is no better place to complete your
foundation and diploma studies than at the
University itself.
UNIVERSITY
LEVEL
YOUR BACHELOR DEGREE
Year 3
Year 2
Diploma
PREUNIVERSITY
Year 1
Year 12 or equivalent
Foundation studies
SECONDARY SCHOOL
LATROBE MELBOURNE
Why LaTrobe Melbourne?
Foundation Studies
Campus lifestyle with access to university

accommodation, social events, facilities,
clubs and societies.
The Foundation Studies program

is a bridging course to help
international students enter the first
year of an undergraduate program
at LaTrobe University or a diploma
atLaTrobeMelbourne.
Trimester intake over 12 months meaning

greater flexibility with start times, and
depending on your course, the ability
tofast-track graduation.
Personalised learning environment with
smaller class sizes and greater access
to academic staff to ensure that you are
successful in your studies.
Customise your education pathway with
English, foundation and diploma courses
available on campus, and packaged into
one simple offer.
English Language
Intensive Courses for
Overseas Students
(ELICOS)
Study General English or English for
Further Studies (Academic English)
to develop your critical language and
academic skills. The course is ideal for
students seeking direct entry tofoundation
studies, a diploma, or undergraduate
orpostgraduate degrees.
The Foundation Studies program

isoffered in the following streams
atA$19800* per year:
Business and Humanities
Engineering and Computer Science
Health and Life Sciences.
Diploma programs
A diploma is your link between your
previous studies and a university degree.
Itis equivalent to the first year of a LaTrobe
University degree and upon successful
completion of the course you will gain entry
into the second year of your desired degree.
The following diplomas are available:
Diploma of Bioscience
A$29920*
Leading to a Bachelor of Science,
Bachelor of Biomedical Science, Bachelor
of Animal and Veterinary Biosciences
orBachelor of Biological Science.
LATROBE UNIVERSITY
Diploma of Business
A$26400*
Leading to a Bachelor of Business,
Bachelor of Accounting, Bachelor of
Commerce, Bachelor of Finance or
Bachelor of International Business etc.
Diploma of Engineering
A$27200*
Leading to a Bachelor of Engineering
(Honours) or Bachelor of Science.
Diploma of Health Sciences

A$28400*
Leading to a Bachelor of Health Sciences,
Bachelor of Applied Science, Bachelor
of Nursing etc. and competitive entry
into physiotherapy, speech pathology,
podiatry, health information management
or occupational therapy.
Diploma of Information Technology

A$26400*
Leading to a Bachelor of Information
Technology or Bachelor of Business
Information Systems.
Diploma of Mass Media and

Communications
A$24960*
Leading to a Bachelor of Arts
(Media Studies), Bachelor of Media
andCommunication (Media Industries/
Journalism/Public Relations).
Please note that some courses require
aminimum weighted average mark
and/or only accept a certain number
ofgraduates each year. Please review
your courses progression criteria at:
latrobemelbourne.edu.au/transferring
-to-la-trobe-university
*Prices listed on this page are correct at the time
of print. For the most up-to-date information, visit:
latrobemelbourne.edu.au/fees
LaTrobe Melbourne
Our students enjoy the latest learning and
teaching technologies (including Media on
Demand in all classrooms), and study lounges.
The university
system explained
Studying at university is a unique experience.
Hereare a few key terms you may come across
if you are considering university in Australia.
Undergraduate
Assessment and grading
Major
This is the first level of study at university,

and usually refers to a three or fouryear Bachelors degree. This may also
include Honours studies, which can take
an additional year, plus there are double
degrees which usually take at least four
years full-time.
Your assessment will vary depending

on the subject youre taking. It can
include things like case studies, group
assignments, class presentations and
exams. At LaTrobe, we use the following
grading scheme:
This is a sequence of subjects that allows

you to specialise in an area that particularly
interests you. You usually take six to eight
major subjects over your whole degree
atleast one each semester.
Postgraduate
A university qualification undertaken
after a Bachelors degree (e.g. Graduate
Certificate, Graduate Diploma,
Postgraduate Diploma, Masters,
Doctorate). Postgraduate qualifications
canbe completed by coursework
orthrough research (see page 38).
Course structure
Our course structure is based on two
13-week semesters each year. Semester 1
usually begins in February and runs until
May, while Semester 2 usually begins
inJuly and runs until October. To see
theLaTrobe Academic Calendar visit:
latrobe.edu.au/calendar/
academic-calendar
Most subjects run for one semester,
and full-time students usually enrol
infour subjects each semester. In most
courses, you complete a combination
ofcompulsory (core) subjects, a major,
and some electives. In some courses,
youonly have to complete compulsory
(core) subjects.
80100%
7079%
6069%
5059%
Less than 50% is a fail
Contact hours
Contact hours are the number of hours
youll need to spend in lectures and
tutorials. Depending on what you are
studying, contact hours could be between
12 and 30 hours per week. You will also
need to spend time on independent
reading and research outside of class.
Lectures and tutorials

During lectures, your teachers will present
information to your entire class. Tutorials
and seminars are smaller group sessions
that are sometimes led by your teacher,
another academic, or another student.
Tutorials and seminars are interactive, and
are your chance to get more information
about lecture material and assignments.
Work placements
Work placements give you industry
experience relevant to your studies, and
allow you to network with individuals
in your chosen industry. During work
placements, you usually work under
anemployers supervision. Not all courses
offer placements, but for some theyre
compulsory. Theyre usually assessed
aspart of your studies.
Tuition fees
When you study at LaTrobe, youll
need to pay tuition fees. Indicative 2017
annual fees for each of our courses are
detailed on pages 52 to 63, and are
calculated based on a standard full-time
120 credit point load. Actual fees may
vary depending on your course and
your subject enrolment load. Fees are
subject to change each year. You can find
information about living costs in Australia
on page 48. For more information about
tuition fees and our refund policy, visit:
latrobe.edu.au/study/costs/
international
Scholarships
Scholarships are payments or grants that
can assist you with your studies. Tofind
out more, see page 50 or visit our website
to find out if you areeligible:
international/scholarships
Our feature
courses
LaTrobe offers over 200 courses to international

students in a variety of disciplines. The following pages
feature a detailed snapshot of our most popular courses.
You can find a full listing of all courses onpage 52.
All courses are subject to change. For the most
up-to-date information, please visit:
latrobe.edu.au/courses
For a full listing of all our courses,

please visit page 52.
Business
andcommerce
LaTrobe Business School will prepare you for exciting and

challenging careers in fields including:
accounting
finance
marketing
management
leadership and human resource management
sport management
innovation and entrepreneurship
business information systems
event management
tourism and hospitality management.
At LaTrobe, we encourage you to put what you
have learnt in class into practice. We provide many
opportunities to complement your studies with
work placements, international study tours, business
simulations, industry-related learning and field visits.
We offer a learning-focused environment where youll
reach your full potential. We also foster excellence
ininterdisciplinary research and teaching.
We have a number of courses recognised worldwide
through global accreditation, rankings, partnerships
andawards. LaTrobe Business School is among
a select few in the world to offer courses with
prestigious accreditation from the European
Foundation ofManagement Development (EPAS).
To find out more about our courses, visit:

Bachelor of Accounting
Master of Professional Accounting
0663443J
079547A
Campus
Campus
Melbourne, Sydney
Melbourne, Sydney
Duration
Semester start
Duration
Semester start
3 years full-time
1, 2
2 years full-time
1, 2, Summer (Nov)
Fee (A$)
Fee (A$)
27000
31500
Required English prerequisites
IELTS (academic)
6.0 (with no band less than 6.0)

57 (no communication skills less than 50)
TOEFL (internet) min overall score 60
(min overall for SLR:18; W:22)
IELTS (academic)
PTE (academic)
PTE (academic)
Academic entry requirements
latrobe.edu.au/courses/business
LTM
65.0
IB
ATAR
70.75
26.0
GCE
8.0
SL
BCC
VIE
8.0
GAC

2.6
For a full list of entry requirements see page 52.

Subject prerequisites
VCE Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 25 in English (EAL)

or20 in any other English.
The Bachelor of Accounting gives you the opportunity tocomplete
a professionally accredited accounting major and work as an
accountant. Youll choose from a range ofelectives in accounting,
finance, or other areas from across the University, which will
complement your accounting major or your personalinterests.
Once you graduate, you can work in fields such as auditing,
taxation and management consulting. Our graduates have found
work with the big four accounting firms, KPMG, PwC, Deloitte
Touche Tohmatsu, and Ernst & Young, as well as mid-tier and
local firms, the public sector and not-for-profit organisations.
For detailed course information visit:
latrobe.edu.au/handbook/current/undergraduate/assc/
bus-econ/courses/lbc.htm
The Master of Professional Accounting is suitable if you have

an undergraduate degree without an accounting major, and
will develop your understanding of accounting, economics
andmanagement.
We are accredited by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants
Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ). We are a signatory to the
United Nations Principles of Responsible Management Education.
These partnerships and commitments ensure we offer ahighly
regarded, global perspective on business and finance.
Youll be eligible for membership to professional bodies like CPA,
CAANZ, Institute of Public Accountants (IPA), and Londons
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).
Completion of the Master program includes entry to the CAANZ
Practical Experience program - a program offering extended
practical skills, mentoring, training and networking opportunities.
latrobe.edu.au/handbook/current/postgraduate/assc/
bus-econ/accounting/lmpa.htm
Sample course structure

Semester 1
Year 3
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Business Foundations
Business Analytics
Year 1
Sustainable Management and Marketing Accounting for Managers
Accounting and Finance for Business
Introduction to Business Law and Ethics
Business Economics
Accounting for Management Decisions
Second major or elective
Semester 1
Semester 2
Accounting and Information Systems
Corporate Reporting
Cost Accounting and Decision Making
Sustainability
Fundamentals of Finance
Elective*
Semester 1
Semester 2
Management Accounting and Control
Auditing and Assurance (capstone)
Advanced Financial Accounting
Entrepreneurship
Second major or elective level 3 subject
Second major or elective level 3 subject**
Introduction to Accounting and Finance
Financial Management
Principles of Economics
Financial Accounting Information Systems
Statistics for Business and Finance
Foundations of Company
and Commercial Law
Semester 1 or Semester 2
Management and Cost Reporting
Year 2
Year 2
Year 1
Corporate Reporting
Advanced Auditing and Assurance Services
Advanced Accounting Issues
Four Business School level 5 elective subjects*
*Students wishing to complete a degree accredited by CAANZ need to take ACC5TAX

asan elective subject. You must complete the not-for-credit Academic Integrity Module
atthe beginning of first year. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into
our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects
*Students wishing to complete a degree accredited by CPA and CAANZ need to take
LST2LBA as this elective subject. **Students wishing to complete a degree accredited
byCAANZ need to take ACC3TAX as this elective subject. You must complete two not-forcredit modules at the beginning of first year: Academic Integrity Module and Wominjeka
LaTrobe: Indigenous Cultural Literacy for Higher Education. For subject information,
enterthe subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects
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previous studies in agricultural
sciences but after one semester
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inbusiness made me decide
tochoose accounting. I want
to use both my agricultural and
accounting knowledge in the
real world by starting my own
agricultural product business
inmy homecountry.
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Bachelor of Finance
Master of Financial Analysis
075179G
079189G
Campus
Campus
Melbourne
Melbourne
Duration
Semester start
Duration
Semester start
3 years full-time
1, 2
2 years full-time
1, 2, Summer (Nov)
Fee (A$)
Fee (A$)
27500
31500
IELTS (academic)

IELTS (academic)
PTE (academic)
PTE (academic)
60.0
ATAR
66.2
IB
24.0
GCE
7.0
SL
CCC
VIE
8.0
GAC
2.4


This course prepares you to advise individuals and corporations
on their investment, funding and risk management strategies.
You will develop a comprehensive understanding of corporate and
international finance, investment valuation, portfolio management
and risk management. Our finance subjects are ranked in the top
200 in the world (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2016),
and youll have the opportunity to choose specialised finance
subjects, or broaden your career opportunities by completing
amajor in financial planning, economics or accounting.
Once you graduate, youll be ready for a career in banking,
stockbroking, insurance, financial planning or financial consulting.
Year 2
Year 1
Year 3
This degree will give you a strong understanding of the principles

of finance and prepare you for work in high-level investment, asset
management, banking and finance roles locally and overseas.
Our finance subjects are ranked in the top 200 in the world
(QS World University Rankings by Subject 2016) and we are
ranked above world standard for research in banking, finance
andinvestment (Excellence in Research for Australia, 2015).
bus-econ/finance/lmfan.htm
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Business Analytics
Business Economics
Fundamentals of Finance
Semester 1
Semester 2
Introduction to Quantitative Analysis
Introductory Econometrics
Banking and Financial Institutions
Sustainability
Elective
Semester 1
Semester 2
Corporate Finance
Investment and Portfolio Management
International Financial Management
Case Studies in Finance (capstone)
Entrepreneurship
Semester 2
Sustainable Management and Marketing Financial Management

Debt Securities
Derivative Securities
Econometric Methods
Year 2

bus-econ/courses/lbf.htm
LaTrobe is a CFA Institute Chartered Financial Analyst program

university partner. This course prepares graduates tocommence
the process of becoming a CFA charter-holder, aglobally
recognised accreditation in high employer demand.
Year 1
LTM

Portfolio Management
Three finance level 5 elective subjects
Four Business School level 5 elective subjects
You must complete the not-for-credit Academic Integrity Module at the beginning of first
year. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at:
latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects
You must complete two not-for-credit modules at the beginning of first year:
AcademicIntegrity Module and Wominjeka LaTrobe: Indigenous Cultural Literacy
for Higher Education. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into
ourdatabaseat: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects
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Master of Accounting and

Bachelor of International Business

042564E
052343B
Campus
Campus
Melbourne
Melbourne, Sydney
Duration
Semester start
Duration
Semester start
2 years full-time
1, 2, Summer (Nov)
3 years full-time
1, 2
Fee (A$)
Fee (A$)
31000
26500
IELTS (academic)

PTE (academic)
IELTS (academic)

PTE (academic)
LTM
60.0
Our Master of Accounting and Financial Management is suitable
if you dont have a background in finance or accounting. You can
build on your studies in engineering, medicine, science or the
arts to broaden your career opportunities and work in key areas
ofmanagement, accounting and finance.
LaTrobe is partnered with CPA Australia, the Institute of Chartered
Accountants Australia. We are also a signatory to the United
Nations Principles of Responsible Management Education.
These partnerships ensure we offer a highly regarded, global
perspective on business and finance, and allow for guest lectures
to contribute to your learning, giving you real-world context
andopportunities tonetwork with people in your field.
bus-econ/accounting/lmafm.htm

Semester 1
Semester 2
Year 1
Sustainable Management and Marketing Accounting for Managers

Financial Accounting Information Systems
Foundations of Company and Commercial

Law
50.1
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24.0
GCE
7.0
SL
CCC
VIE
8.0
GAC
2.4


Prepare to take on a career in international business by studying
international relations, international human resource management
and international marketing.
This course is structured so that you may consolidate your
studies with a semester overseas or an international study tour.
You can also do a second major in a language or international
development, or tailor your electives to include more emphasis
on accounting, banking and finance, and other areas of business.
You could go on to work in multinational companies, financial
institutions or import/export businesses.
bus-econ/courses/bachelor-of-international-business-lbib.htm
Semester 1
Semester 2
Business Analytics
Business Economics
Introduction to International Business
Business Ethics
Financial Statement Analysis
Semester 1
Semester 2
Derivative Securities
Human Resource Management
International Management
Sustainability
Elective
Semester 1
Semester 2
International Human Resource

Management
International Marketing
Management and Cost Reporting

Corporate Reporting
Year 1
Advanced Auditing and Assurance Services

Advanced Accounting Issues
Two Business School level 5 elective subjects*
Year 2
Year 2
ATAR
Year 3
*Students wishing to complete a degree accredited by CAANZ need to take ACC5TAX

asan elective subject. You must complete the not-for-credit Academic Integrity Module
atthe beginning of first year. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into
International Financial Management

Strategic Management (capstone)

Entrepreneurship

Academic Integrity Module and Wominjeka LaTrobe: Indigenous Cultural Literacy
ourdatabaseat: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects
Bachelor of Business
Elective subjects include study tours, internships and languages,

and there is a high-level of flexibility to tailor your degree to your
specific interests. Youll graduate with practical skills, a global
perspective and a detailed understanding of complex business
environments and how they affect each other.
019479E, 083528C
Campus
AlburyWodonga, Bendigo, Melbourne, Mildura,

Shepparton, Sydney
Duration
Semester start
3 years full-time
1, 2

bus-econ/courses/lbb.htm
Fee (A$)
IELTS (academic)

PTE (academic)
LTM
60.0
ATAR
50.1
IB
24.0
GCE
7.0
SL
CCC
VIE
8.0
Year 2

GAC
Year 1
26500
2.4
VCE Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 25 in English (EAL) or

20 in any other English.
With our Bachelor of Business, you can experience a range
ofdifferent business disciplines before deciding on your major,
and choose your subjects to fit your career goals. This course
gives you the chance to study industry-specific areas such as
events, sports, tourism and hospitality management, or areas
thatcover all industries like international business and human
resource management. Our accounting major is accredited
withCPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and
NewZealand (CAANZ).
Your first year gives you an overview of business practices and
prepares you to take on higher-level problem solving in second
and third year. Your subjects will introduce you to accounting,
finance, management, marketing and economics all key
todoing business. Having sampled a range of subjects in first
semester, you can then choose one or two business disciplines
tospecialise in throughout the remainder of your course. You can
also match your primary major with any business or non-business
major, minor or electives from across the University.
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Year 3
Semester 1
Semester 2
Business Analytics
Business Economics
Major (cornerstone) subject
Second major or elective subject
Semester 1
Semester 2
Major (core) subject
Sustainability
Elective
Semester 1
Semester 2
Major (core) level 3 subject
Major (capstone) subject
Major (core) level 3 subject
Entrepreneurship
for Higher Education.For subject information, enter the subject titles above into
Business majors offered

Accounting, economics, finance, financial planning,
human resource management, marketing, management,
international business, event management, sport
management, tourism and hospitality. Not all majors are
offered at our regional or Sydney campuses. Please email
international@latrobe.edu.au formore information.
Master of Management
(Human Resource Management)
077454M
Master of Business Information

Management and Systems
059103F
Campus
Campus
City (Collins Street)
Melbourne
Duration
Semester start
Duration
Semester start
2 years full-time
1, 2, Summer (Nov)
2 years full-time
1, 2, Summer (Nov)
Fee (A$)
Fee (A$)
31000
30000
IELTS (academic)

PTE (academic)
IELTS (academic)
The Master of Management (Human Resource Management)

starts with the foundation knowledge required for all managers,
which you will then build on throughout your degree to learn the
skills to develop strategy, to lead and to manage high-level human
resource management activities in a range of organisations.
Elective subjects allow you to broaden your experience across
different areas, or to gain knowledge in a specialist area, such
asinternational business.
The Master of Business Information Management and Systems

will give you a greater understanding of the technologies
and knowledge required for a successful career in business
information technology.
Graduates can work across corporate, government and not-forprofit sectors, and in small, medium and large scale enterprises.
bus-econ/management-programs/lmmhr.htm
Semester 2
Organisational Behaviour
Marketing Management
Human Resource Management in a Global

Economy
Semester 1
Semester 2
International Employment Relations
Business School level 5 elective subject
Advanced Remuneration and

PerformanceManagement
Developing People and High

PerformanceOrganisations
Business School level 5 ele ctive subject
You must complete the not-for-credit Academic Integrity Module at the beginning
of first year. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at:
Our Master of Management is available as a general

management degree, as well as a number of specialisations:
corporate governance and risk
entrepreneurship and innovation
project management
sport management
Youll gain transferable skills in data analysis, ICT problem-solving

and system development. Youll also learn business information
processes, planning and project management. Real-world
business intelligence projects will give you the hands-on
experience youll need to make smart business decisions
as a professional in this area.
Our graduates are working as program coordinators, Agile test
analysts, business analysts, fraud analysts, visualisation analysts
and ICT managers.
bus-econ/info-sys-management/lmbisc.htm
Strategic Management (Capstone

subject)
human resource management
We have strong partnerships with organisations such as Infosys,

Telstra, SAP and SAS. This means youll experience industrybased learning with leaders in their field.
Year 1
Year 2
Year 1
Sustainable Management and Marketing Management Practice and Theory
This degree was developed through industry consultation,

andisaccredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS).
Semester 1
Semester 2
Sustainable Management and Marketing
Business Information Systems

Management
Managing IT Projects
Enterprise Business Intelligence
Business Information Systems Design
Year 2
Semester 1

PTE (academic)
Semester 1
Semester 2
Data Warehouse Concepts and Design
Business Research Methods
Knowledge Management Systems
Entrepreneurship in IT
Enterprise Information Systems
Professional Topics in Business Systems
Business Intelligence Project Design
Business Intelligence Project

Implementation
Health
sciences
Studying health sciences at LaTrobe is a hands-on

experience. Our health sciences students enrolled
inprofessional programs undertake clinical education
in the form of clinical placements, fieldwork, and other
practical experience.
These placements are the main way you will integrate
theory with practice. Youll gain essential working
knowledge and develop your skills through supportive
and professional environments. Our strong industry
links and partnerships ensure youll have the chance
to complete clinical placements in some of Victorias
finest hospitals and healthcare centres.
Our courses prepare students for exciting and
challenging careers in hospitals, healthcare centres,
private clinics, government and not-for-profit
organisations.
Bachelor of Nursing (Pre-registration)

020935J
Master of Public Health

019986G
Campus
Campus
Albury-Wodonga, Bendigo, Melbourne, Mildura, Shepparton
Franklin Street
Duration
Semester start
Duration
Semester start
3 years full-time
2 years full-time
Fee (A$)
Fee (A$)
32000
33000
IELTS (academic)

TOEFL (internet) min overall score 94, no individual score
less than 24 (min overall for SLR:20; W:24)
IELTS (academic)
PTE (academic)
PTE (academic)
latrobe.edu.au/courses/public-health/postgraduate
75.0
ATAR
70.05
IB
24.0
GCE
7.0
SL
BBC
VIE
8.0
GAC
2.6

VCE Units 3 & 4: a study score of at least 30 in English (EAL) or at

least 25 in English other than EAL.
latrobe.edu.au/courses/nursing
Our nursing degree gives you practical experience from the
first year. You will gain hands-on experience at our on-campus
hospital simulation centres before undertaking clinical placements
inhospitals and healthcare agencies. From second year, youll take
classes at one of our clinical schools in leading Victorian hospitals.
Youll cover practical nursing subjects and learn to care for people
of all ages with long-term conditions, emergency health care needs
and mental health care needs. Youll also learn how to manage
your time, lead teams, manage caseloads and make ethical clinical
decisions with a compassionate approach. Our student exchange
program may offer overseas study opportunities with our partner
universities around the world.
latrobe.edu.au/handbook/current/undergraduate/she/
health-sciences/single-degrees/pre-registration.htm
If youre currently working in the health industry and want

toexpand your career into senior roles, this program is designed
foryou.
The Master of Public Health is a professional qualification
inpublic health that enables you towork all over the world
in a variety of health settings. This is acomprehensive, standalone degree, with both research and practical pathways.
A distinctive feature is that you are trained according tothe
Foundation Competencies for Public Health Graduates
inAustralia and the leadership stream isaccredited by the
Australasian College of Health Service Management (ACHSM).
It includes eight core public health subjects, after which you will
have the choice to complete the degree in either research mode
or practice mode.
latrobe.edu.au/handbook/current/postgraduate/city/she/
health-sciences/master-degrees-by-coursework/hmphc.htm
Year 1
LTM

Social and Cultural Perspectives

in Public Health
Public Health Policy

Wellbeing and Prevention in Health
Program Development and Evaluation

Environmental Influences on Health
Evidence Based Public Health
Semester 1
Semester 2
Human Biosciences A
Human Biosciences B
Introduction to Professional Practice
Research and Evidence in Practice
Individual Determinants of Health
Social Determinants of Health
Introduction to Nursing Assessment*^
Nursing Assessment and Management*^
Semester 1
Semester 2
Nursing and Midwifery Research
Indigenous and Intercultural Health
Nursing specific elective
Nursing Patients with Chronic Illness*
Nursing Patients with Acute Illness A*
Nursing Patients with Acute Illness B*
Nursing: Health Priorities A
Nursing: Health Priorities B
Semester 1
Semester 2
Nursing Patients in Time Critical Contexts*
Engagement in Professional Nursing
Nursing: Mental Health and Illness*
Primary Health Care Nursing*

Nursing: Consolidating Reflective
Clinical Practice*
*Subjects are clinical/professional placements. ^Students complete these units in

place ofcore first year electives. You must complete two not-for-credit modules at the
beginning of first year: Academic Integrity Module and Wominjeka LaTrobe: Indigenous
Cultural Literacy for Higher Education. For subject information, enter the subject titles
above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects
Year 2
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Semester 2
Epidemiology and Demography
Introduction to Biostatistics
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Choose either: research mode or practice mode
Information
technology
andengineering
At LaTrobe, we recognise that industry experience

isan important part of your study experience.
This is why many of our courses offer work-based
learning, industry placements and scholarships
to help kick-start your career.
Our School of Engineering and Mathematical
Sciences has strong industry engagement and
work integrated learning programs, ensuring that
our students graduate with practical experience
underpinned by a strong theoretical knowledge.
Our students who complete a placement have
exposure to leading technology and engineering
organisations, so they can build their professional
networks while they study. Our partners include
federal and state government departments
and agencies, multinational corporations, and
startupventures.
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The regional environment

and friendly culture at the
Bendigo Campus sets LaTrobe
apartfrom other universities.
The thing I enjoy the most about
my course is the small classes.
Ive also found the academic
skillssupport services helpful.
Id like to work in Bendigo
in the domain of big data
ordata analytics, and set
upasustainable business.
Rushabh Sharard Shethia

Bachelor of Information Technology
India

049940G
Information Systems
075223J
Campus
Bendigo, Melbourne, Sydney
Campus
Duration
Semester start
3 years full-time
1, 2
Melbourne
Fee (A$)
28500
PTE (academic)
ATAR
50.0
1, 2
27000
IELTS (academic)
LTM
Semester start
3 years full-time
Fee (A$)
60.0
Duration
IB
24.0
GCE
7.0
SL
CCC
VIE
8.0
IELTS (academic)

PTE (academic)
GAC
2.4
LTM
60.0
IB
24.0
GCE
7.0
SL
CCC
VIE
8.0
GAC
2.4

latrobe.edu.au/courses/information-technology
This degree focuses on industry projects and gives you the chance
todevelop a software program in your final year. Your subjects will
cover social and ethical issues along with IT fundamentals, and youll
gain skills in project management, project estimation, documentation
and report evaluation.
You can use elective subjects to refine your IT skills further or develop
skills in business, social sciences and humanities. You may be selected
for our Honours program based on your academic performance, and
you may also get the chance to work for a large-scale organisation
aspart of your studies. Your degree can be applied to a range of sectors,
including banking, marketing, transportation and education.
Bendigo and Melbourne courses are accredited by the Australian
Computer Society.
Semester 2
Information Technology Fundamentals
Information Systems
Programming Environment
Object-oriented Programming
Fundamentals
Year 1 elective
Year 2
Year 1 elective

it-engineering/single-degrees/sbbiy.htm
Semester 1
Semester 2
Introductory Econometrics
Information Systems
Foundations of Management
Accounting for Management Decisions
Information Technology Fundamentals
Marketing Foundation
Programming Environment
Object-oriented
Programming Fundamentals
Semester 1
Semester 2
Database Fundamentals
Information Systems Development
Web Development on the Cloud
Internet Client Engineering
Year 2 core choice subject
Semester 1
Semester 2
Discrete Mathematics
IS Development
Semester 1
Semester 2
Intermediate Object-oriented
Programming
Year 2 elective
Database Management Systems
Industry Project B
Industry Project A
Professional Environment
Computer science or IT elective
Database Fundamentals

Year 3
Once you graduate, youll be ready to bridge the gap between

technology and management in a range of organisations.
Year 2
Semester 1
Year 1 elective
This three-year course is accredited by the Australian Computer

Society and gives you an understanding of key business principles
along with knowledge in software applications, data analysis,
databases and system design. Youll study financial management,
marketing, business law, human resource management and more.
Semester 1
Semester 2
Industry Project A
Industry Project B
Year 3 elective
Year 3 elective
Year 3 elective
Year 3
Year 1
Data-based Critical Thinking
latrobe.edu.au/courses/information-systems
Year 1

it-engineering/single-degrees/sbit.htm

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Master of Information Technology

037928B
Master of Information and

Communication Technology
061684F
Campus
Campus
Melbourne
Melbourne
Duration
Semester start
Duration
Semester start
2 years full-time
1, 2
2 years full-time
Fee (A$)
Fee (A$)
31500
24000*
IELTS (academic)

PTE (academic)
IELTS (academic)
latrobe.edu.au/courses/information-technology/
postgraduate
latrobe.edu.au/courses/information-technology/
postgraduate
Our Master of Information Technology is designed for students

without a background in IT. Youll build on your existing qualification,
from any area, and develop the technical skills foracareer in the
IT sector.
Our Master of Information and Communication Technology will

give you the advanced skills and knowledge you need to take the
next step in your ICT career.
Youll study computing fundamentals such as database systems,

computer networks and programming before moving onto more
advanced studies in software engineering, intelligent systems,
internet computing and web-based and e-commerce computer
networks. The course is focused on technical proficiency and
will provide you with the skills to build and manage computer
systems, including knowledge of Java for programming,
algorithms and data structures, the fundamentals of system
design engineering and fundamental IT-related mathematics.
A team project in software engineering is part of the course,
andyou have the option of completing a minor thesis if you wish
to go on to a PhD. Our partnerships with universities around the
world will give you an opportunity to study overseas. This course
is accredited by the Australian Computer Society.
latrobe.edu.au/handbook/current/postgraduate/she/
it-engineering/coursework/smit.htm
Throughout the course youll learn to develop smart solutions

toreal problems in a collaborative team setting, graduating
withthe full suite of relevant skills and knowledge required
to get ahead in the global ICT job market. Among other things,
youll learn about project management, system design, testing
and documentation.
The global demand for skilled ICT professionals means that,
as a graduate, youll be able to work in a diverse range ofroles
across different sectors around the world. This course isaccredited
by the Australian Computer Society.
it-engineering/coursework/smict.htm
Semester 2
Object-oriented Programming
Fundamentals
System Design Engineering Fundamentals

Elective or stream unit
Intermediate Object-oriented
Programming
Semester 1
Semester 2
Industry Project A*
Industry Project B*
System Design and Methodologies
Algorithms and Data Structures
Year 1
Semester 1
Discrete Mathematics
In first year, youll collaborate with a small team to plan and

develop an industry-focused software or IT project. Youll also get
to choose from a large selection of computer science, electronic
engineering and networking elective subjects to deepen your
knowledge in areas that interest you.
Year 2
Year 2
Year 1

PTE (academic)
Semester 1
Semester 2
Intermediate Network Engineering
Network, Systems and Web Security
Programming for Engineers and Scientists
15 credit point fourth or fifth year CSE

orELE elective
Entrepreneurship in IT
Semester 1
Semester 2
Pervasive Network Design
Advanced Network Engineering
Wireless Network Engineering
Information Technology Project
15 credit point fourth or fifth year CSE

orELE elective
*Based on six subjects per year (A$32000 based on eight subjects per year).
*Students must select either CSE5PRA and CSE5PRB or the one-semester CSE5ITP
(30credit points).
Streams are a sequence of units focused on one study area. Students can choose streams
from Software and Web Systems, Data Management and Analysis stream, andWireless
and Network Technologies. You must complete the not-for-credit Academic Integrity
Module at the beginning of first year. For subject information, enterthe subject titles
above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects
Master of Telecommunication and

Network Engineering
Master of Electronic Engineering

076268K
050071D
Campus
Campus
Melbourne
Melbourne
Duration
Semester start
Duration
Semester start
2 years full-time
1, 2
2 years full-time
1, 2
Fee (A$)
Fee (A$)
33000
33000
IELTS (academic)

PTE (academic)
IELTS (academic)
latrobe.edu.au/courses/engineering/postgraduate
latrobe.edu.au/courses/engineering/postgraduate
If youre an engineer who wants to specialise in the rapidly

evolving telecommunication and network field, our Master
of Telecommunication and Network Engineering can get you
there. Communication and network technologies have changed
significantly in recent years, and well give you the knowledge
andpractical experience to meet the challenges of this industry.
If youre looking to develop your skills and specialise in the

rapidly developing, high-technology area of electronics,
thiscourse is designed for you.

it-engineering/coursework/smele.htm
Semester 1
Semester 2
Engineering Practice
Engineering Project B
Foundation subjects to the value of 60 credit points*

Elective subjects to the value of 30 credit points*
Semester 1
Semester 2
Our graduates have found employment as business analysts,

network engineers, development engineers, programs analysts
and technical project leads.
Year 3
First-year core subjects introduce you to fundamental areas

including broadband digital communication, engineering practice
and communication networks. In second year, youll move into
more advanced areas including personal mobile communications,
antennas and propagation, and current experimental practices
inelectronics and telecommunications. A core subject is the
design exercise, which involves using state-of-the-art software
todesign telecommunication, mobile and electronic systems.
We offer specialty teaching in the areas of biomedical

engineering, communication and electronic systems,
microelectronics and design. You can choose components
thatbest suit your chosen specialisation.
Year 1
Our course focuses on computer, internet, multimedia and

telecommunication technology from high-level specification
of telecommunications systems through to the realisation
ofcommunication circuits.

PTE (academic)

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*For more information about subject options, see: latrobe.edu.au/handbook/current/

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Elective subjects to the value of 90 credit points*
Year 1
Design subjects to the value of 30 credit points*
Semester 1
Semester 2
Telecommunications Engineering
Engineering Project B
Engineering Practice
Communication Networks
Advanced Signal Processing or Signal

Processing and Control
Telecommunication Design Exercise
Year 3
Engineering subjects to the value of 45 credit points*

Semester 1
Semester 2
Intermediate Network Engineering
Personal Mobile Communications
Electronic Design Exercise or Network Design Exercise or Telecommunication

Design Exercise or Electronic Engineering Major Project A
Computer network subjects to the value of 60 credit points*
*For more information about subject options, see: latrobe.edu.au/handbook/current/

postgraduate/she/it-engineering/coursework/smtne.htm
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Sciences
When you study science at LaTrobe, wechallenge you

to embrace your curiosity and ask why?. With our
wide range of science study options, you can become
involved in a journey of discovery to understand our
world and how it works. Gain the skills to tackle our
biggest challenges, like climate change, antibioticresistant bacteria andsecuring our food supply.
We have invested more than A$500 million in new
learning and research centres. This means youll
have access to some of the best scientific facilities
inAustralia including the LaTrobe Institute for Molecular
Science (LIMS), the Centre for AgriBioscience (AgriBio)
and the LaTrobe Wildlife Sanctuary.
Our research in physical sciences, statistics, analytical
chemistry, biological sciences, agricultural and
veterinary sciences, and neurosciences was rated
well above world standard in the 2015 Excellence
inResearch forAustralia National Report.

Bachelor of Biomedical Science
Master of Biotechnology Management
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Campus
Melbourne
Melbourne
Duration
Semester start
Duration
Semester start
3 years full-time
1, 2
2 years full-time
1, 2
Fee (A$)
Fee (A$)
35000
31300
IELTS (academic)
IELTS (academic)

PTE (academic)

LTM
80.0
ATAR
80.05
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26.0
GCE
8.0
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8.0
GAC
3.0

VCE Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 25 in English (EAL) or 20

in any other English and a study score of at least 25 in Chemistry.
latrobe.edu.au/courses/biotechnology/postgraduate
This two-year course gives you the skills and knowledge to work
in the rapidly developing biotechnology industry. It provides
aunique combination of studies, allowing you to gain advanced
knowledge in biotechnology as well as sound business and
management foundations.
Youll have the opportunity to forge a career path in biotechnology
industry leadership, and apply your scientific foundations
within a business and management environment. Once you
graduate youll be prepared for roles such as research and
development manager, scientific laboratory supervisor or science
departmentmanager.
This degree explores human health and disease along with the
underlying molecular basis of illnesses like Alzheimers and
malaria. Learn about the human body, study disease symptoms,
learn to analyse scientific and medical data, and do practical work
inthe laboratory. Well also show you how to read, research and
interpret scientific publications and teach you to meaningfully
communicate scientific information in writing.

science-psych/coursework/smbm.htm
Youll have access to the LaTrobe Institute for Molecular Science

(LIMS) our A$100 million teaching and research facility.
Aftergraduation, youll be eligible to work internationally
inbiomedical-related research institutes, hospital labs,
universities and pharmaceutical companies, or you can apply
togo on to postgraduate studies in medicine and dentistry.
Year 1
latrobe.edu.au/courses/biomedical-science
Year 2
Year 1
Year 2

science-psych/single-degrees/sbms.htm

Semester 1
Semester 2
Management Practice and Theory
Sustainable Management and Marketing Skills in Science

Proteomics and Genomics
Bioinformatics
Semester 1
Semester 2
Human Resource Management

in a Global Economy
Techniques in Biotechnology
Bio-business Management
Science Communication Skills
Strategic Management
Marketing Management (week 33-42)
Protein Chemistry or Practical
Biotechnology
Semester 1
Semester 2
Molecules, Genes and Cells
Biology elective
General Principles of Chemistry
Applications of Chemistry
Behavioural Neuroscience
Statistics for Life Science
Infection and Epidemics
Psychological science
Semester 1
Semester 2
Introduction to Biochemistry and

Molecular Biology
Metabolic Biochemistry and Cell Biology

Introduction to Biomedical Science
Year 2 core subject
Year 2 core subject
Physiology
Microbiology
Year 3
Year 2 elective
Semester 1
Semester 2
Advanced Topics in Medical Science A
Advanced Topics in Medical Science B
Anatomy
Year 3 core subject
Year 3 elective
Genetics
Year 3 elective
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Master of Biotechnology and

Bioinformatics
Master of Chemical Sciences

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Campus
Campus
Melbourne
Melbourne
Duration
Semester start
Duration
Semester start
2 years full-time
1, 2
2 years full-time
1, 2
Fee (A$)
Fee (A$)
34000
32500
IELTS (academic)

PTE (academic)
IELTS (academic)
latrobe.edu.au/courses/biotechnology/postgraduate
latrobe.edu.au/courses/science/postgraduate
Bioinformatics is an exciting area of science that combines

molecular biology and information technology. It uses the power
ofcomputing to tackle biological and medical problems. Its also
one of the fastest growing industries worldwide.
If youre a chemistry graduate, this course will provide you with

additional or advanced training in specialised areas of chemical
science, such as analytical chemistry, computational chemistry,
medicinal chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry and
instrumental methods.
You may have the chance to conduct research in our new

facilities within the LaTrobe Institute for Molecular Science (LIMS)
or the Centre for AgriBioscience (AgriBio), both located at the
Melbourne Campus. If you decide to go on to complete a PhD
youmay be eligible for a scholarship that covers your course fee.
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After graduation, youll be prepared for roles in the chemical

industry in areas such as petroleum, biotechnology, chemical
analysis or fine chemicals, or you could work in other sciencebased industries and research laboratories.
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Year 1
Biotechnology is becoming increasingly central to many

industries, including medicine, diagnostics, agriculture,
environmental protection, food technology and renewable
resources technology. Youll graduate prepared for work
in molecular biology, biochemistry, bioinformatics and
biotechnology, in business and research throughout the world.
Youll advance your existing chemistry knowledge through

acombination of lectures, tutorial and laboratory classes.
You can also complete a research project in second year.
Semester 1
Semester 2
Advanced Chemistry A
Advanced Chemistry B
Topics for Master of Chemical Sciences A

Topics for Master of Chemical Sciences B
Year 2
Our highly-regarded course offers hands-on, technique-intensive

learning with a strong research focus, aimed to equip you with
the skills necessary to work in the sector. The curriculum covers
key elements of biotechnology and the manipulation of molecular
biological data. Youll also have the opportunity to carry out afull
year of laboratory-based research and participate in multiple
weekly practicals.

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Semester 1
Semester 2
Chemistry Research Project A

Chemistry Research Project B
Year 2
Year 1

Semester 1
Semester 2
Techniques in Biotechnology
Proteomics and Genomics
Protein Chemistry
Bioinformatics
Bio-business Management
Skills in Science
Scientific Communication Skills
Practical Biotechnology
Semester 1
Semester 2
Thesis A
Thesis C
Thesis B
Thesis D
I wanted to learn as much

about science and mathematics
asIcould, and a double degree
was the way to do that. LaTrobe
lecturers and opportunities
tovisit facilities like the Australian
Synchrotron and Melbourne
Centre for Nanofabrication are
excellent. The subject Issues
in Nanotechnology was very
interesting with guest speakers
invited from big companies.
Steven Lucan Colombera

Bachelor of Science
(Hons)/Master of Nanotechnology
Sweden
Research at
LaTrobe
At LaTrobe, we aim to be globally
recognised for our excellence, creativity
and innovation in tacklingthe big issues
ofour time. Research excellence is one
ofour main strengths, and we excel in our
chosen areas ofresearch.
What can I research?

Weve identified five Research Focus
Areas (RFAs) that address some of the
most important questions facing human
societies and the environment (see boxes).
We offer PhD, Professional Doctorate
andMasters by research programs.
Find out more:
latrobe.edu.au/research
How we support you

The Graduate Research School
All research degrees at LaTrobe are
centrally managed by our Graduate
Research School. The School will
beyour destination for administration,
professional development and support,
and face-to-face contact is available
atour Melbourne and Bendigo campuses.
Most services can be accessed online
andthe School maintains a vibrant social
media presence to keep you informed.
Research Education and

Development (RED)
Our RED team deliver an active range
of programs to help you develop your
career, communicate and manage your
research, secure research funding, build
your research writing skills and introduce
you to principles of commercialisation and
entrepreneurship. The team also runs and
supports initiatives that contribute to the
dynamic research culture at LaTrobe.
latrobe.edu.au/researchers/grs/red
Urgent action is required to secure

our future on a planet that is facing
enormous pressure. Were using our
world-class facilities and expertise
inagricultural biotechnology,
ecological science and water policy
to protect primary producers
and resources, while securing our
environment for future generations.
We focus on research that improves

access to high-quality services
and tackles challenges such as the
ageing population, chronic disease
and mental health issues. We have
an international reputation for our
research on health and wellbeing.
Industry and community

engagement
Through our industry partnerships,
wevedeveloped a range of internships
and mentoring opportunities. Youll
have the chance to gain practical
experience inindustry as well as the
broadercommunity.
latrobe.edu.au/researchers/grs/
industry-community
How to apply and enquire

The first stage of your application will
beto identify a research supervisor.
Youcan start this process online with
ourenquiry system.
latrobe.edu.au/research/future
latrobe.edu.au/grs
Securing food,
water and the
environment
Building healthy
communities
Sport,
exercise and
rehabilitation
Our research into human movement
and sport science is renowned and
we have some of the worlds best
researchers in exercise physiology,
physiotherapy, nutrition, sports
medicine and sport management.
We use sport, exercise and
rehabilitation to improve overall
health, reduce the burden of disease,
improve the performance of elite
athletes and enable more Australians
to live longer and stronger.
Transforming
human societies
Understanding
disease
LaTrobe has a long-standing

commitment to understanding
national and global problems.
Our research confronts social
challenges such as human rights,
migration, sustainable development,
inequality, Indigenous issues and
rapid economic and political change
and works to create a just and
sustainable future.
LaTrobe is in a strong position

tocontribute to the move towards
personalised medicine. We develop
diagnostic tools for genetic diseases
and help understand the origins
ofacquired diseases such as cancer,
heart disease and diabetes. Our direct
links to clinics and clinicians means
that our findings can be quickly
passed on to the broader community.
The research supervision here

is much better than any I have
had elsewhere. My supervisor
Dr Robert Horvath has been
the most amazing support and
mentor in this whole process.
Heisalways listening carefully
and providing guidance whenever
I have encountered trouble.
I spent the whole of 2015
primarily in Kazakhstan and
Tajikistan, on a LaTrobesupported fieldwork trip.
I really enjoyed being in the field;
that has been the best part ofmy
candidature yet. What keeps
memotivated is the belief that
the knowledge I create now may
one day be utilised to facilitate
democratic development in the
Republic of Kazakhstan.
Mia Tarp Hansen

PhD in Political Science
Civil Society in the Republic of Kazakhstan
Denmark
Student mobility
Study at LaTrobe for one or two semesters and join over 400 international students
who complete our semester-based programs each year. Although you wont receive
a LaTrobe qualification after completing an Exchange or Study Abroad Program,
youwill receive an official transcript confirming your results.
LaTrobe University has an international

reputation for academic excellence and
innovation. An Exchange or Study Abroad
experience with us can change your life.
Choose your subjects

Our study offering is diverse and covers
the following areas:
accounting and business
agricultural and environmental sciences
allied health and rehabilitation
arts and social sciences
Asian studies and languages
biological sciences
counselling and social work
economics and finance
education and teaching
engineering
European studies and languages
health management
health sciences
historical and cultural studies
human biosciences
Pre-Orientation trip
Kick off your studies by joining us on the
pre-Orientation trip.
What better way to ease into Aussie life
than a weekend escape to the spectacular
coastline along the Great Ocean Road?
Eat Aussie tucker, learn to surf, see the
iconic 12 Apostles theres even a good
chance youll run into a koala or two!
Thisis a fantastic opportunity for you
to make friends before the start of the
official Orientation.
Information about this trip is provided
toyou once you accept your offer. Limited
spaces are available.
Study Abroad fees

Tuition fees for the Study Abroad program
are based on a fulltime study load of 60
credit points per semester.
The tuition fees in 2017* (Student Amenity
Fee included) are:
A$9000 for one semester
A$18000 for two semesters
(a full academic year)
Mount Buller Inbound Exchange
Just three hours from Melbourne, Mount Buller
isthe most accessible major snow resort in Australia
and a premier ski destination for snow enthusiasts.
A$4400 for the Edge of the Outback

photography short program
(thisprogram fee is subject to change
in2017).
Volunteering opportunities at LaTrobe:

latrobe.edu.au/students/international/
support/activities/volunteering
LaTrobe Wildlife Sanctuary:
latrobe.edu.au/wildlife/get-involved/
volunteering
Entry requirements
As a general guide, LaTrobe University
requires a C average for entry into the
Study Abroad and Exchange program
(GPA 2.5). Entry to individual subjects
may depend on prerequisites and
class limitations. If you are currently
completing, or have just completed your
last year of secondary/high school, you
will be required to meet the minimum
academic entry requirements for the
undergraduate degree program that best
matches your Study Abroad program.
If youre not enrolled in a university
overseas, you will only be eligible for entry
into firstyear subjects or subjects with
noprerequisites.
You must also provide evidence of your
English language proficiency.
For more information on English language
requirements for your country, visit:
latrobe.edu.au/study/
how-to-apply/ international/
english-and-academicrequirements
Limited scholarships are available each

semester. For more information visit:
international
Exchange fees
information technology
international relations
international development
journalism, media and communications
law
marketing and management
medical and psychological sciences
nursing and midwifery
outdoor and environmental education
physical, chemical and mathematical
sciences
psychology
public health
urban planning
visual and creative arts.
You can find subjects by using the
SubjectDatabase:
If your home institution has an exchange

agreement with LaTrobe University,
and you are nominated for an exchange
placement, no fees will apply.
To see the LaTrobe University exchange
partner list, visit:
latrobe.edu.au/students/
exchange/partners
Internships
Boost your Study Abroad or Exchange
adventure by combining your studies
witha practical placement.
We facilitate internships** in the areas
ofcommunications, media and journalism.
Check out our other unique intern
subjects by visiting:
latrobe.edu.au/study/exchange-and
-study-abroad/courses-and-subjects
Volunteering opportunities
* The University reserves the right to vary fees on an
annual basis.
** Internships are subject to availability in any given
semester and suitability of your home university degree
study area. Internships are for credit only and not paid.
A range of volunteering opportunities

areavailable at LaTrobe, including at
our very own wildlife sanctuary on the
Melbourne Campus.
Norwegian Fjords Outbound Exchange

Take advantage of the opportunity to study and
travel. With over 150 direct exchange partnerships
in over 40 countries LaTrobes student exchange
isavailable to domestic and international students.
Benjamin Dales-Sutton Exchange to Copenhagen
Business School.
Federation Square, Melbourne
LaTrobes friendly student ambassadors are ready
to welcome you when you arrive in Australia,
allowing you to expand your network of friends.
Left to right: Cameron Peter Rodrigues - Student
Ambassador (Australia), Shakun Sharma (India),
Tejinder Kaur Uppal (Australia).
International
Student Services
During your time at LaTrobe, youll be supported by International
Student Services, a team of international education professionals
dedicated to assisting international students from the time they arrive
until the time they graduate. The team is located across allcampuses
of LaTrobe.
Pre-departure
One-on-one support
the Amazing Race
The International Student Services team

isyour first point of contact after you
accept your offer to LaTrobe. Before
you arrive in Australia, they will provide
you with comprehensive information
toprepare you for your new life, including
broadcast emails, publications, social
media and webinars.
Youll receive extensive support from

the International Student Services team
through one-on-one appointments.
These are available for you to discuss
anyacademic, financial, personal or visa
issues you may be facing at any stage
ofyour studies.
the International Host program
Programs
the Weekend Break program
The International Student Services team

design and facilitate engagement
programs for international students
programs connect you with your oncampus and off-campus communities.
volunteering programs in local

councilareas.
Orientation
Orientation is an informative, interactive
program run by the International Student
Services team to assist with your transition
into life at LaTrobe.
the Language and Cultural Exchange

(LACE) program
the LMS Seminar Series
the Ready, Set, Go program
the Unimates program
For more information, visit:

latrobe.edu.au/students/international/
support/supportservices
These programs include:
The International Student Services

team was recognised at the
Victorian Governments
2013 Victorian
International
Education
Awards
for providing outstanding student
experience.
Student Support in action

Farhana Afrin Mouni (Bangladesh) and Meghalee
Bose (India) come together to have a chat with
Anna Jenkins, a member of our International
Student Services team.
As a researcher its important

to be able to gather information
from other countries, cultures
and traditions. LaTrobe gives
researchers this opportunity
by funding students to attend
international conferences,
courses, presentations and
meetings overseas.
The International Student
Services Desk is very supportive.
They are always there to listen
and work out the best solution
for a problem. They let you know
that youre not alone even if you
are thousands of miles away
fromhome.
Perla Guarneros Sanchez

PhD
Mexico
Student life
There is a lot more to being at LaTrobe than goingtoclass and
working on assignments.
Events, clubs and associations
Sport
Students run many cultural and recreational clubs, so youll have

plenty of opportunities to meet people who share your academic,
cultural, literary, musical, political and sporting interests.
Sport, health and fitness are part of life at LaTrobe. Were the
leading Australian university for sport-related teaching and
research and we actively support student participation in sport.
Find out more: latrobesu.org.au
Find out more: latrobe.edu.au/sport
Health and wellbeing
Chaplaincy
LaTrobe is well known for its range of health and wellbeing

programs and services that aim to make a positive impact
on your emotional, physical, social and spiritual wellbeing.
Depending on your campus, youll have access to counselling
services, meditation and relaxation seminars and workshops
toreduce stress. Youll also be able to join on-campus activities
during Wellbeing Week.
LaTrobes chaplaincy offers friendship, networking, pastoral

care, practical assistance and spiritual support to students of all
backgrounds and faiths. The Chaplaincy/Pastoral Care Multi Faith
team provides facilities and services to support numerous faiths
and their traditions and can provide assistance to join local
churches, mosques, synagogues and temples.
Find out more: latrobe.edu.au/chaplaincy
Find out more: latrobe.edu.au/students/wellbeing
Retail and hospitality
Safety and security
Our campuses have many retail and food outlets. Our students
enjoy a high standard of campus life and have access to all
necessary amenities during their time at LaTrobe.
All student life activities operate within a safe and secure

environment at LaTrobe with 24-hour access to security services
across all campuses.
Accommodation
LaTrobe students benefit from a wide variety of accommodation
offerings, including affordable, university-managed accommodation.
This is more than just a place to live its a life-changing experience.
If living on campus is not for you, we can
support you with finding off-campus
accommodation. We can also provide
options for students with families,
visitingstaff and conference groups.
On-campus
accommodation
Off-campus
accommodation
We have a range of accommodation

options at our campuses in Bendigo and
Albury-Wodonga and at our Melbourne
Campus in Bundoora, including oncampus undergraduate residences,
on-campus postgraduate and matureaged residences, and family unit
accommodation.
Choose from a range of off-campus

accommodation options close
to the University.
Life in residence gives students a unique

opportunity for intellectual, social and
personal development in a safe and
dynamic residential community. Residents
on campus share a unique relationship
with other students and dedicated staff,
which supports and enhances their
student experience.
For more information about living on
campus visit:
latrobe.edu.au/accommodation/
locations
Share housing
Sharing a rented house or flat with other
people is generally the most economical,
flexible and popular form of off-campus
accommodation. You can move into
anexisting shared house, or organise
agroup to establish a new shared house.
Hostels and rooming houses

If you live in a house or property where
theres one or more rooms available for
rent and the total number of people
occupying these rooms are four or more,
it may be classified as a rooming house.
Bedrooms are usually furnished and you
can rent your own locked bedroom
(single room) or share a bedroom with

others (dorm room). You also share
common facilities such as the kitchen,
laundry, bathroom and living areas.
Rooming houses are a good option if you
enjoy living in a communal environment.
Private rental vacancies

This option includes units, flats, houses,
self-contained bungalows and apartments.
Living in a private rental gives you the
opportunity to live independently and
beresponsible for all aspects of your
tenancy. This can be one of the more
expensive options as you are solely
responsible for meeting costs such as the
bond (security deposit), rent in advance,
gas, electricity and water, moving
expenses andfurnishings.
Commercially operated student

apartments
If youre interested in living independently
in a larger complex, with less pastoral
support but with access tocommon
facilities, this may be a good choice.
Rooms come fully furnished and you
have your own bathroom and kitchen
facilities. There are different types
ofaccommodation within apartments,
including:
studio room
one bedroom
two bedroom
twin share (sharing your room with
another person).
Homestay
In a homestay arrangement, you live
as a guest with the host family in their
home. Meals and other support may
beprovided and your room is usually
fullyfurnished. This can be appealing
as it gives you an opportunity to be
supported in a family environment.
LaTrobes excellent international

surroundings, opportunities
todevelop knowledge and gain
experiences, and high quality
ofeducation set it apart from
other education institutions.
Studying at LaTrobe University
is not only a platform for me
todevelop my knowledge and
meet people from every corner
ofthe world, but it is enriching
my world in such a way that
every day when I wake up I feel
much better than yesterday.
LaTrobe helps me to think
differently to create a better
mein making a better world.
For further information onaccommodation

visit:
latrobe.edu.au/accommodation
Farhana Afrin Mouni

Master of International Development
Bangladesh
Living costs
Understanding the likely costs incurred while studying
at LaTrobe isan important part of your planning process.
You need to consider arange of costs
inaddition to your tuition fees including,
but not limited to, accommodation fees,
food, telephone and internet, travel and
ofcourse discretional spending expenses.
Did you know?

Based on advice from the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP), from 1 July
2016, you should allow approximately A$19, 830 per year for living costs excluding tuition fees.
Please visit:
www.border.gov.au/Trav/Stud/More/Student-Visa-Living-Costs-and-Evidence-of-Funds
The below guide will provide you with

an estimate of the costs associated
with your studies, so that you can
startplanning.
And under a new State Government and LaTrobe University trial, international students in an
undergraduate or Diploma program will be eligible for a 50 per cent discount on annual public
transport fares (excludes Sydney students):
studymelbourne.vic.gov.au/transport/public-transport
Average living costs for one student (A$) indicative only
Homestay shared
room no meals
Renting shared
house or flat1
One bedroom
flat or apartment7
Chisholm College
non-catered
Homestay fully
catered all meals
Homestay shared
room no meals
Renting shared
house or flat1
One bedroom
flat or apartment7
The Units
noncatered10
BENDIGO
Homestay fully
catered all meals
MELBOURNE
Bond2
651
1282
515
563
987
515
Rent in advance
1140
680
651
1282
1000
680
563
987
Telephone, internet and utilities connection
100
143
515 8
55
143
515 8
Establishment costs
(Household items, furniture)
240
512
1100
226
240
512
1100
2265
Total
1380
920
1914
3807
1256
1240
920
1693
3216
1256
819
819
819
819
819
819
819
819
819
819
Weekly rent/board
285
170
150
295
192
250
170
130
228
173
Food/groceries
20
92
92
92
92
20
92
92
92
929
Personal items/health/clothing11
31
31
31
61
31
31
31
31
61
31
Utilities (gas, electricity, mobile phone, internet)
22
22
66
110
11
22
22
66
110
11
TYPE OF ACCOMMODATION
Establishment costs (once only)
240
240
Annual Costs
Books, stationery, etc.
Weekly Costs
Travel (public transport/fuel)
60
60
60
60
29
27
27
27
27
11
Spending money
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
Average weekly costs
500
457
481
701
437
432
424
428
600
400
Total estimate
(one academic year = 36 weeks)
19064
17504
19391
28563
17800
16625
16325
17359
24665
16464
[1] Assumes shared with two others. [2] Bond is usually refunded at the end of your stay provided no money is due, you have given the required period of notice, and that you have caused
no damage to the property. Note that some private student accommodation providers will deduct a cleaning charge at the end of your stay. [3] Transport for education and work purposes.
[4] Placement fee for homestay service. [5] Includes non-refundable costs of social and transition programs and other miscellaneous fees. This cost may be lesser for students who are in-residence
for only one semester or who commence at Semester 2 (July). [6] Limited on-campus accommodation available at Shepparton Campus.
Students with spouse

and/or children
Based on advice from the Department
ofImmigration and Border Protection
(DIBP), if you have a family, you should
allow at least A$6940 per year for your
spouse and A$2970 for your first child.
These amounts exclude tuition fees.
For more information, visit:
latrobe.edu.au/experience/living/costs
latrobe.edu.au/students/
international/support/publications
Franklin Street and

Citycampuses
Students at the Franklin Street and City
campuses should refer to the Melbourne
Campus information. However, generally
the closer you live to the CBD the more
expensive your rental costs will be.
Campus
noncatered
Renting shared
house or flat1
One bedroom flat7
Campus
noncatered
Renting shared
house or flat1
One bedroom flat7
Homestay fully
catered all meals
Renting shared
house or flat14
One bedroom flat

or apartment
SYDNEY 14
One bedroom flat7
SHEPPARTON6
The Units
noncatered1
MILDURA3
Homestay fully
catered all meals
ALBURY-WODONGA 2
607
693
515
607
650
515
650
737
715
1669
1020
607
693
607
650
650
737
1320
715
1669
55
143
273 8
55
143
273
55
143
60
180
512
1024
220
512
1024
250
512
1024
290
564
1124
1260
1780
2554
1008
1780
2467
1038
1867
2640
1610
2054
4642
819
819
819
819
819
819
819
819
819
820
820
820
255
1401
160
156
140
150
156
150
170
330
150
350
20
92
92
92
92
92
92
92
92
20
100
100
31
31
61
31
31
61
31
31
61
50
50
80
22
66
110
22
66
110
33
66
110
25
80
110
33
33
33
11
33
33
11
28
28
60
60
60
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
100
100
100
443
444
538
394
444
528
405
449
544
585
540
800
17001
17959
22055
16000
17959
21652
16426
18205
22302
22170
21599
32593
240
[7] Tenants are legally liable to pay rent for 52 weeks when signing a lease for one year. [8] This includes facilities, services and internet connection and usage. This cost may be lower for students
who are only in residence for one semester or commence at Semester 2(July). [9] Different Catering plans and casual dining options are available at all on-campus accommodation in Bendigo.
For an extra A$99 per week you receive five breakfasts from Mondays to Fridays, and four dinners Mondays to Thursdays. [10] Multiple accommodation options are available at Bendigo. In addition
to The Units, there are the new Hillside Apartments, Orde House and The Terraces. [11] Costs will vary depending on your lifestyle. [12] Albury-Wodonga Campus. [13] Mildura Campus. [14] Auzzie
Families is the homestay provider: auzziefamilies.com.
Scholarships
andsponsorships
Gain full or partial payment of your tuition fees with
ascholarship or sponsored education.
Our scholarships
Our scholarships support more than
1000students every year and across
allstudy levels.
Our scholarships:
reward outstanding academic
achievement e.g. Academic Excellence
Scholarships valued at between
A$10 000 and A$20 000 over
twosemesters
offer 20% discount scholarships
incertain disciplines such as business,
finance, education, management,
engineering and information technology
encourage students to study
atour regional campuses e.g. the
Undergraduate and Postgraduate
Regional Campus Scholarship, valued
atA$5000
offer 10% discount to our alumni who
return to study with us
assist students with an English
languagescholarship to boost their
IELTS orTOEFL score and gain entry
totheir preferred course
support research students e.g. the
LaTrobe University Postgraduate
Research Scholarships valued
at A$24653 per year
encourage students to undertake

aStudy Abroad semester at LaTrobe
University e.g. the Study Abroad
Ambassador Scholarship.
international
Sponsorship
International sponsored students receive
financial assistance from a government,
organisation or company to study
atLaTrobe. Many are officials from their
home government or institution and
goback to senior positions to help build
capacity and strengthen their workplace
and country. We currently host more than
550 international sponsored students
from around the world. If youre a sponsor
interested in supporting international
students, contact us:
E sponsoredprograms@latrobe.edu.au
latrobe.edu.au/study/how-to-apply/
international/sponsored-programs
Australia Awards, Endeavour and

Defence Cooperation Scholarships
These are internationally competitive
andmerit-based awards that allow
citizens from the Asia Pacific, Asia,
MiddleEast, Europe and the Americas
tostudy inAustralia.
Find out more:
Australia Awards
dfat.gov.au/people-to-people/
australia-awards/Pages/
australia-awards.aspx
Endeavour Awards
internationaleducation.gov.au/
Endeavour%20program/
Scholarships-and-Fellowships/Pages/
default.aspx
Scholarship Awards
Roshan Kumar received the Shri Amitabh
Bachchan Scholarship from the Bollywood
legendhimself at our Melbourne Campus.
Modern learning spaces for students

Occupying a level of 360 Collins St, in the heart
of Melbournes business district, the City Campus
is designed around the latest innovations
ineducational design and teaching and learning
technology, and features a new and fully
customisedfit-out.
Left to right: Henry Andrean (Indonesia), Meghalee
Bose (India), Cameron Peter Rodrigues (Australia).
When I found out that I had

received a scholarship from
LaTrobe University, I felt really
happy because it meant Iwould
be studying in Australia. Receiving
a scholarship from LaTrobe has
helped mefinancially and made
me feel that all of the effort
Iput into my previous studies
andwork had finally paid off.
Inthat moment, I finally realised
I was about tomove to Australia
and study myMasters degree
at one of the top universities
inAustralia.
Alonso Navarro Mendoza

Masters of Community Planning
Mexico
Undergraduate
courses
Course title
Duration
Fee
(A$)1
Campus
MEL
BEN
A-W
MIL
SHP
SYD
CC
FS
Semester
starts
IELTS
1, 2
6.0/6.0
6.5/6.0
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Arts and Communications

Bachelor of Arts
3 years
25500
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Health

Sciences
4 years
30000
Bachelor of Creative Arts
3 years
26500
Bachelor of International Relations
3 years
26000
1,2
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Media and Communication
3 years
30000
1, 2
7.0/6.5
Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and

Economics
3 years
26500
1,2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Urban, Rural and Environmental

Planning
4 years
25500
1,2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Accounting
3 years
27000
1, 2
6.0/6.0
3 years
26500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
3 years
26500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
(Accounting and Finance)
3 years
27000
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Business (Event Management)
3 years
26500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
(Event Management/Marketing)
3 years
26500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
3 years
26500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
3 years
26500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
(Sport Development and Management)
3 years
26500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Business (Sport Management)
3 years
26500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Hospitality) 3 years
27000
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Commerce
3 years
28000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Commerce/
Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences
4 years
30500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Arts
4 years
28500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science
4 years
28500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Business
A$Australian dollarsN/ANot applicableRCRange of criteria

IELTSEnglish Language Requirements or Approved EquivalentLTMFoundation StudiesATARAustralian Year 12 (ATAR) 2016IBInternational Baccalaureate
GCEALevelsHKDSEHKDSE6SLSri Lankan A LevelsSTPMSTPMNORNorway Upper Secondary CertificateSWESweden Slutbetyg
INDAll Indian Sen SC (five best subjects)VIEVietnam (Year 12)SMAIndonesia (SMA)GACGAC Cert. IV
MEL Melbourne
AW Albury-Wodonga
SHP Shepparton
CC City Campus (Collins St)
BEN Bendigo
MIL Mildura
SYD Sydney
FS City (Franklin St)
How to get more information

For up-to-date and further
information oncourses:
Subject Prerequisites
LTM
ATAR
IB
GCE
HKDSE6
SL
STPM NOR
SWE
IND
VIE
SMA
GAC
VCE Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 25 in

English (EAL) or 20 in any other English
60
50.15
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

English (EAL) or 25 in any other English; and a study
score of at least 20 in one of Bilology, Chemistry,
maths, PE or Physics.
75
70.3
26
15
BCC
2.6
70
2.6

60
RC
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

English (EAL) or 25 in any other English.
65
60.15
26
15
BCC
2.6
65
2.6

80
60.2
26
15
BCC
2.6
70
2.6

60
70.45
26
15
BCC
2.6
70
2.6

English (EAL) or 25 in any other English and a study
score of at least 25 in Maths
60
75
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

65
70.75
26
15
BCC
2.6
70
2.6

60
50.1
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

60
50.2
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

60
50.2
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

60
50.4
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

60
50.1
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

60
50.15
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

60
50.6
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

60
50.3
24
14
CCD
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

60
50
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

60
50.3
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

80
80.4
28
18
BBC
80
8.5
8.5

80
80.4
28
18
BBC
80
8.5
8.5

80
80.35
28
18
BBC
80
8.5
8.5

score of at least 20 in Mathematics.
80
80
28
18
BBC
80
8.5
8.5
[1] 2017 indicative annual tuition fee. Please refer to latrobe.edu.au/study/costs/international for more information [2] Please note that ATARs listed are for Melbourne (Bundoora) Campus. Other
campuses have their own ATAR scores too, visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses [3] IELTS (Academic) score of 7.5 with no individual band score less than 7 and a score of no less than 8 in speaking and
listening [4] To register with the Australian Health Professions Regulation Agency as a physiotherapist, podiatrist, occupational therapist or registered nurse you are required to demonstrate an overall
IELTS score of 7.0, and with no individual band less than 7.0 or an OET score of A or B in every component, achieved at the one sitting. The test must be taken no more than two years prior to applying
for registration. Please visit: ahpra.gov.au/National-Boards [5] The IELTS requirements listed in this table are a guide only. LaTrobe University accepts other English language tests and courses, see:
latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/english [6] Number of points in best 5 Category A subjects excluding Chinese. [7] LaTrobe endeavours to provide accurate material. All the information
listed is correct at the time of publication, however some contents are subject to change in due course.
*Were always looking for ways to improve our degrees and ensure they meet the
relevant accreditation requirements, so our education and teaching degrees will be
changing in 2017.
For up-to-date information always check our website:
Course title
Duration
Fee
(A$)1
Campus
MEL
BEN
A-W
Semester
starts
IELTS
1, 2
6.0/6.0
1, 2
6.0/6.0
7.5/7.03
7.5/7.03
N/A
MIL
SHP
SYD
CC
FS
Business
Bachelor of Finance
3 years
27500
Bachelor of International Business
3 years
26500
Education, Outdoor and Environmental Studies

Bachelor of Early Childhood and Primary
Education*
4 years
28000
Bachelor of Education*
4 years
27000
Bachelor of Educational Studies*
3 years
26000
Bachelor of Outdoor Education
3 years
27000
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Outdoor Recreation Education
4 years
27000
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Physical and Outdoor Education* 4 years
27000
7.5/7.03
Bachelor of Teaching
(Outreach and Community Education)*
5 years
27000
7.5/7.03
Bachelor of Teaching (Primary)*
4 years
27000
7.5/7.03
Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary)*
4 years
27000
7.5/7.03
Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of

Clinical Audiology
4 years
32500
7.0/7.0

Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics
4 years
36500
6.5/6.0

Dietetic Practice
4 years
34000
7.0/7.0

Occupational Therapy Practice
4 years
29500
7.0/7.0

Orthoptics
4 years
33000
6.5/6.0

Physiotherapy Practice
4 years
38000
7.0/7.0
Health Sciences
A$Australian dollarsN/ANot applicable

MEL Melbourne
AW Albury-Wodonga
SHP Shepparton
BEN Bendigo
MIL Mildura
SYD Sydney
LTM
ATAR
IB
GCE
HKDSE6
SL
STPM NOR
SWE
IND
VIE
SMA
GAC

60
66.2
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

60
50.1
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4
Any two units from VCE General Mathematics or

Mathematical Methods (CAS). VCE Units 3 and 4:
minimum score of 30 in English (EAL) or 25 in any
other English.
65
50.8
25
15
BCC
2.3
65
2.6

other English.
65
50.4
25
15
BCC
2.3
65
2.6

N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A

75
81.2
28
18
BBC
80
8.5
8.5

60
50
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
60
2.4

65
53.55
25
15
BCC
2.3
65
2.6

other English.
65
61.25
25
15
BCC
2.3
65
2.6

other English.
65
62
25
15
BCC
2.3
65
2.6

other English.
65
62.9
25
15
BCC
2.3
65
2.6

score of at least 25 in two of Biology, Chemistry,
Mathematics, Physical Education or Physics.
85 and
minimum A
in English
85.9
29
10
21
AAB
3.33
75
8.5
8.5
VCE Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 30 in English

(EAL) or 25 in any other English; and a study score of
at least 25 in two of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics,
Physical Education or Physics.
70
89.3
30
10
21
AAB
3.33
75
8.5
8.5

85 and at
least two As
including an
A in English
93.4
35
14
21
AAA
3.33
5.5
80
3.6

80 and
minimum A
in English
83.9
29
10
21
AAB
3.33
75
8.5
8.5

70
88.2
28
10
21
AAB
3.33
75
8.5
8.5

85 and 4 As
including an
A in English
and As in
Science
97.6
37
14
23
AAA
3.67
5.5
80
3.6
Course title
Duration
Fee
(A$)1
Campus
MEL
BEN
A-W
MIL
SHP
SYD
CC
FS
Semester
starts
IELTS
7.0/7.0
Health Sciences
Podiatric Practice
4 years
31500

Speech Pathology
4 years
37000
7.5/7.0
Bachelor of Exercise Science
3 years
30500
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Health Sciences
3 years
29000
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Health Sciences/

4 years
28500
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Health Sciences (Medical

Classification)/Bachelor of Health
Information Management
4 years
30500
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Human Nutrition
3 years
29500
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Human Services and Master of

Social Work
4 years
30000
7.0/7.0
Bachelor of Nursing (Pre-registration)
3 years
32000
7.0/6.5
Bachelor of Paramedic Practice/

Bachelor of Public Health Promotion
4 years
30000
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Public Health Promotion
3 years
30000
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Business Information Systems
3 years
27000
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Computer Science
3 years
30500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
4 years
32500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
3 years
28500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws
5 years
29000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Criminology
3 years
28000
1,2
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Laws
5 years
29500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Laws
4 years
29500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts
5 years
30500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
IT and Engineering
Law

MEL Melbourne
AW Albury-Wodonga
SHP Shepparton
BEN Bendigo
MIL Mildura
SYD Sydney
LTM
ATAR
IB
GCE
HKDSE6
SL
STPM NOR
SWE
IND
VIE
SMA
GAC

80 and
minimum A
in English
70.15
26
10
21
AAB
3.33
75
8.5
8.5
VCE Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 35 in English

(EAL) or 30 in any other English; and a study score of
at least 25 in one of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics,
Physical Education or Physics.
85 and at
least two As
including an
A in English
86.35
33
14
23
AAA
3.67
5.5
80
3.6

70
70.05
24
16
BBC
2.6
65
2.8

score of at least 25 in one of Biology, Chemistry,
70
55.25
24
16
BCC
2.6
3.5
60
7.5
2.6

70
58.7
24
16
BBC
2.6
65
8.2
2.6

70
57.25
24
16
BCC
2.6
3.5
60
7.5
2.6

75
65.85
26
16
BBC
2.6
4.5
70
8.2
2.6

85 and
minimum A
in English
55.85
26
16
BBC
2.6
G/
VG
65
8.2
2.6

English (EAL) or at least 25 in English other than EAL.
75 and a
minimum A
in English
70.05
24
18
BBC
2.6
4.5
70
8.2
2.6

Healthand Human Development, Mathematics,
Physical Education, Physics or Psychology.
70
N/A
24
20
BBC
2.6
65
8.2
2.6

Mathematics, Physical Education, Physics or Health and
Human Development.
70
N/A
24
16
BBC
2.6
65
8.2
2.6

60
N/A
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
65
2.4

score of at least 20 in one of Mathematical Methods
(CAS) or Specialist Mathematics.
60
60.6
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
65
2.4

score of at least 20 in one of Mathematical Methods
(CAS) or Specialist Mathematics.
65
N/A
24
15
BCC
2.3
3.5
65
2.6

60
50
24
14
CCC
2.3
3.5
65
2.4

92
90.1
33
12
21
AAB
3.33
85
N/A
N/A
3.3

70
75.9
26
15
BCC
2.6
70
2.6

English (EAL) or at least 25 in English other than EAL.
92
90.1
33
12
21
AAB
3.33
85
N/A
N/A
3.3

92
90.4
33
12
21
AAB
3.33
85
N/A
N/A
3.3

92
90.1
33
12
21
AAB
3.33
85
N/A
N/A
3.3
Honours year programs are available for a range of our courses. Entry
requirements and availability may vary. For more information please contact us on
(+61 3) 9627 4805.
Course title
Duration
Fee
(A$)1
Campus
MEL
BEN
A-W
MIL
SHP
SYD
CC
FS
Semester
starts
IELTS
Law
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of International
Relations
5 years
30500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Media and

Communication
5 years
31500
1, 2
7.0/6.5
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science
5 years
33000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences
3 years
33500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Agriculture and Technology
3 years
31000
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary

Biosciences
3 years
30500
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science
4 years
30500
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Exercise Science and

Master of Exercise Physiology
4 years
30500
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Biological Sciences
3 years
31500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Biomedical Science
3 years
35000
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)
4 years
40000
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Psychological Science
3 years
31500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Bachelor of Science
3 years
31500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Science (Honours) and

Master of Nanotechnology
5.5 years
34000
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Bachelor of Science
(Wildlife and Conservation Biology)
3 years
30500
1, 2
6.0/6.0
Sciences and Psychology

Melbourne Polytechnic Epping

MEL Melbourne
AW Albury-Wodonga
SHP Shepparton
BEN Bendigo
MIL Mildura
SYD Sydney

LTM
ATAR
IB
GCE
HKDSE6
SL
STPM NOR
SWE
IND
VIE
SMA
GAC

92
90.15
33
12
21
AAB
3.33
85
N/A
N/A
3.3

92
90
33
12
21
AAB
3.33
85
N/A
N/A
3.3

score of at least 20 in Mathematical Methods (CAS) or
Specialist Mathematics.
92
90.5
33
12
21
AAB
3.33
85
N/A
N/A
3.3

60
50.45
24
14
CCD
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

60
N/A
24
14
CCD
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

70
65
24
16
BBC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.6

English (EAL) or 20 in other English and a study score
of at least 20 in any Mathematics.
70
70.1
24
16
BBC
2.6
75
2.8

60
N/A
25
14
CCD
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4
VCE Units 1 and 2: satisfactory completion in two

units of Geography, Health and Human Development,
Information Technology, any Mathematics, Physical
Education or any Science or Units 3 and 4; a study
score of 25 in English (EAL) or 20 in other English.
60
60.15
24
14
CCD
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.4

80
80.05
26
18
BBC
75

score of at least 25 in chemistry and any Mathematics.
85
RC
31
11
21
AAA
85
VCE Units 3 and 4; a study score of 25 in English (EAL)

or 20 in any other English.
70
60
24
16
BBC
2.6
3.5
60
7.5
2.6

score of at least 20 in Mathematics.
65
60
24
15
BCC
2.3
3.5
60
7.5
2.6

English (EAL) or 25 in any other English; a study score
of at least 25 in Chemistry; and a study score of at least
25 in Mathematical Methods (CAS); and a study score
of at least 20 in Specialist Mathematics or Physics.
90
71.8
34
12.5
20
BBB
80
8.5
8.5

70
75.1
26
16
BBC
2.6
70
2.8
Postgraduate
courses
Course title
Duration
Fee
(AUD$)1
Campus
MEL
BEN
A-W
MIL
SHP
SYD
CC
FS
Semester
starts
IELTS
1, 2
7.0/6.5
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Arts and Communications

Graduate Certificate of Archaeology
0.5 years
28500
Graduate Certificate in Community Planning

and Development
0.5 years
28500
Graduate Certificate in International

Development
0.5 years
28000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Graduate Certificate in International

Relations
0.5 years
28000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Graduate Certificate of Communication (PR)
0.5 years
29000
1, 2
7.0/6.5
Graduate Certificate of Professional

Archaeology
0.5 years
28500
1, 2
7.0/6.5
Graduate Diploma in Communication

(Journalism Innovation)
1 year
27500
1, 2
7.0/6.5
Graduate Diploma in Communication

(Public Relations)
1 year
27500
1, 2
7.0/6.5
Graduate Diploma in Community Planning

and Development
1 year
28500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Graduate Diploma in International Relations
1 year
28000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Graduate Diploma of Professional

Archaeology
1 year
28500
1, 2
7.0/6.5
Master of Communication
(Journalism Innovation)
2 years
27500
1, 2
7.0/6.5
Master of Communication (Public Relations)
2 years
27500
1, 2
7.0/6.5
Master of Community Planning and

Development
2 years
28500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of International Development
2 years
28000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of International Relations
2 years
28000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Professional Archaeology
2 years
28500
1, 2
7.0/6.5
Graduate Certificate in Information Systems

Management
0.5 years
30000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Graduate Certificate in Management

(Public Sector)
0.5 years
31000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics
1 year
31000
6.5/6.0
Graduate Diploma in Information Systems

Management
1 year
30000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Accounting and Financial

Management
2 years
31000
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
Master of Business Administration
1.5 years
35500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Business Administration

(Advanced)
2 years
35500
6.5/6.0
Master of Business Analytics
2 years
31000
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
Master of Business Information Management

and Systems
2 years
30000
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
Master of Engineering Management
2 years
31500
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
2 years
31500
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0

(Financial Risk Management)
2 years
31500
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
Business
*Were always looking for ways to improve our degrees and ensure they meet the relevant
accreditation requirements, so our education and teaching degrees will be changing in 2017.


Course title
Duration
Fee
(AUD$)1
Campus
MEL
BEN
A-W
MIL
SHP
SYD
CC
FS
Semester
starts
IELTS
Business
Master of Financial Analysis (Investment)
2 years
31500
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
Master of Financial Analysis and Master of

Business Administration
2.5 years
35500
1, 2
6.5/6.0

International Business
3 years
31500
1, 2
6.5/6.0

Professional Accounting
3 years
31500
1, 2
6.5/6.0

Management
2 years
31500
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
Master of International Business
2 years
31000
2 years
31000
(Corporate Governance and Risk)
2 years
(Entrepreneurship and Innovation)
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
31000
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
2 years
31000
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
2 years
31000
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
(Project Management)
2 years
31000
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
Master of Management (Sport Management)
2 years
31000
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
Master of Marketing Management
2 years
32500
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
2 years
31500
1, 2, Nov
6.5/6.0
NA
NA
1,
Summer2
6.5/6.0

Graduate Diploma in Education
(Middle Years)*
NA
25500
Graduate Diploma in Educational Studies*
1 year
25500
Graduate Diploma in Technology Education*
NA
25500
NA
NA
Master of Education
2 years
27500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Educational Leadership and

Management
2 years
26500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Special Education
1 year
26000
Summer 2,
Winter
7.5/7.03
Master of Teaching (P-12)*
1.5 years
25500
2,
Summer2
7.5/7.03
Master of Teaching (Primary)*
1.5 years
25500
1, 2
7.5/7.03

MEL Melbourne
AW Albury-Wodonga
SHP Shepparton
BEN Bendigo
MIL Mildura
SYD Sydney
listening [4] To register with the Australian Health Professions Regulation Agency as a physiotherapist, podiatrist, occupational therapist or registered nurse you are required to demonstrate an
overall IELTS score of 7.0, and with no individual band less than 7.0 or an OET score of A or B in every component, achieved at the one sitting. The test must be taken no more than two years prior
to applying for registration. Please visit: ahpra.gov.au/National-Boards [5] The IELTS requirements listed in this table are a guide only. LaTrobe University accepts other English language tests and
courses, see: latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/english [6] LaTrobe endeavours to provide accurate material. All the information listed is correct at the time of publication, however some
contents are subject to change in due course.
*Were always looking for ways to improve our degrees and ensure they meet the relevant
accreditation requirements, so our education and teaching degrees will be changing in 2017.
Course title
Duration
Fee
(AUD$)1
Campus
MEL
BEN
A-W
MIL
SHP
SYD
CC
FS
Semester
starts
IELTS
1, 2
7.5/7.03
2,
Summer2
6.5/6.0
Summer 2,
Winter
7.0/7.0
1, 2
7.0/7.0
Summer 2
7.5/7.0
1, 2
6.5/6.0

Master of Teaching (Secondary)
1.5 years
25500
Master of Teaching English to Speakers of

Other Languages (TESOL)
2 years
27500
Initial Registration for Overseas Nurses
13 weeks
13500
Master of Advanced Occupational Therapy
1 year
33000
Master of Art Therapy
2 years
33500
Master of Business Administration and

Master of Health Administration
2.5 years
33000
Master of Clinical Audiology
2 years
31500
7.0/7.0
Master of Clinical Prosthetics and Orthotics
2 years
36500
7.0/7.0
Master of Dietetic Practice
2 years
33500
7.0/7.0
Master of Exercise Physiology
1.5 years*
31500
Summer 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Health Administration
1.5 years
30000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Health Information Management
2 years
32500
7.0/7.0
Master of Health Sciences
2 years
32000
6.5/6.0
Master of Occupational Therapy Practice
2 years
32000
Summer 2
7.0/7.0
Master of Orthoptics
2 years
33000
Master of Nursing Science
20 months
32000
Master of Physiotherapy Practice
2 years
38000
Master of Podiatric Practice
2 years
31500
Master of Public Health
2 years
33000
Master of Public Health and Master of Health

Administration
2.5 years
Master of Public Health and Master of

International Development
Health Sciences
Online
7.0/7.0
Jan, Feb,
Apr, Jun,
Jul, Sep,
Oct
6.5/6.0
Summer 2
7.0/7.0
Summer 2
7.0/7.0
6.5/6.0
34000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
2.5 years
32000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Social Work
2 years
29500
Summer 2
7.0/7.0
Master of Speech Pathology
2 years
36500
Summer 2
7.5/7.0
1, 2
6.5/6.0
1, 2
6.5/6.0
1, 2
6.5/6.0
1, 2
6.5/6.0
1, 2
6.5/6.0
6.5/6.0
IT and Engineering
Graduate Diploma in Computer Science
1 year
33000
Graduate Diploma in Electronic Engineering
1 year
33000
Graduate Diploma in Information Technology
1 year
31500
Master of Computer Science
2 years
33000
Master of Electronic Engineering
2 years
33000
Master of Information and Communication

Technology
2 years
24000
2 years
31500
6.5/6.0
2 years
32000
1, 2

(Computer Networks)
1, 2
6.5/6.0

Management
2 years
31500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Telecommunications and Network

Engineering
2 years
33000
1, 2
6.5/6.0

Course title
Duration
Fee
(AUD$)1
Campus
MEL
BEN
A-W
MIL
SHP
SYD
CC
FS
Semester
starts
IELTS
6.5/6.0
Law
Juris Doctor
3 years
35500
Master of Laws
1.5 years
34000
Summer 2,
Winter
6.5/6.0
Master of Laws in Global Business Law
1.5 years
34000
Summer 2,
Winter
6.5/6.0
Graduate Diploma in Biotechnology and

Bioinformatics
1 year
34000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics
2 years
34000
6.5/6.0
2 years
31300
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Chemical Sciences
2 years
32500
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Clinical Neuropsychology
2 years
32000
7.0/7.0
Master of Clinical Psychology
2 years
32500
7.0/7.0
Master of Nanotechnology
2 years
33000
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Master of Science in Physical Sciences
2 years
33500
1, 2
Master of Biotechnology Management
1, 2
6.5/6.0
Sciences and Psychology
AUD$Australian dollarsNANot applicable

MEL Melbourne
AW Albury-Wodonga
SHP Shepparton
BEN Bendigo
MIL Mildura
SYD Sydney
*1 year full-time (equivalent to 18 months full-time) due to Summer load requirements.

latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/english [6] LaTrobe endeavours to provide accurate material. All the information listed is correct at the time of publication, however some contents are
subject to change in due course. [7] Based on six subjects per year (A$32000 based on eight subjects per year).
Entry requirements
English language
requirements
the Pearson Test of English (Academic)
We accept the following tests of English

language, except where specified:
the IELTS (International English
Language Testing System) Academic
Test
the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign
Language)
the Cambridge Certificate in Advanced

English (CAE).
Other evidence of proficiency in English

may be accepted in individual cases.
Refer to our website for more information
about English requirements:
international/english-and-academic
-requirements/english-language
-requirements
Students without the required level

ofEnglish will need to satisfactorily
complete an intensive program
ofEnglish language before being
admitted to LaTrobe. We can arrange
anappropriate English language
programat LaTrobe Melbourne,
ourpreferred pathway provider.
See page 16 for moreinformation.
Minimum English language requirements undergraduate

Programs
IELTS (Academic)
minimum scores
TOEFL minimum scores
Pearson Test of English

(Academic) minimum
scores
Cambridge English:
Advanced (CAE)
Minimum overall score of

6.0 with no individual band
less than 6.0.
Paper-based: total score

of 550 with a minimum of
5.0 in the Test of Written
English (TWE).
Overall score of 57 with no

communicative skill score
less than 50.
A grade of B or higher.
General requirements
Standard requirements for
coursework programs.
The information contained
within this table is standard
requirements only. For specific
course requirements visit:
OR
Internet-based: total score
of 60 with a minimum
of 22 in writing and 18 in
speaking, reading and
listening.
Academic entry
requirements
Requirements vary considerably between
degree programs.
Undergraduate
You must hold qualifications deemed
equivalent to an Australian Year 12 Senior
Secondary Certificate of Education ifyou
want to apply for an undergraduate course
at LaTrobe University. These academic
entry requirements are listedonline:
latrobe.edu.au/study/
how-to-apply/international/
english-and-academic-requirements
Some courses also require prior
knowledge of a certain subject
or subjects and these are listed in the
full course listing (see page 52) under
subject prerequisites.
Postgraduate coursework
Refer to the individual course descriptions
online for specific admission requirements:
However, at a minimum, you are required
to have:
LaTrobe had the most welcoming

reception for international
students which I appreciated
coming from a different country.
Since arriving in February 2016,
I have joined the LaTrobe Snow
Sports Team, ALP, and Student
Film and Theatre group.
a Bachelors degree from LaTrobe

University or another recognised
university or educational institution; or
a combination of qualifications and
professional experience which, in the
opinion of the college, is considered
suitable preparation for entry to the
proposed course of study; or
an approved, international equivalent
qualification.
For more information about academic
entry requirements, see:
international/english-and-academicrequirements/academic-entryrequirements
Brittany Wong
Disclaimer: please be aware that information contained
within this page was correct at time of print and issubject
to change. Refer to our website for the most up to
dateinformation.
Study Abroad Inbound

Bachelor of Arts
Canada
How to apply
Choose your course

Read about our courses: latrobe.edu.au/courses
Scan and upload your supporting

documents
Youll need to upload the following documents into the
Student Portal:
copies of your academic qualifications in your language
and in a certified English translation (youll need to submit
original or certified copies of academic qualifications when
you accept your offer)
evidence of your English language proficiency
Check the admission requirements

Make sure you meet the academic entry and English
language requirements for your course. You can see the
requirements for our courses on pages 52 to 63, or find
outmore at:
any other information specified in the entry requirements

for your course
any supplementary application forms required.
Note: if you want to apply for a credit transfer, youll
berequired to provide course syllabus or outlines.
latrobe.edu.au/study/how-to-apply/international
If you dont meet the entry requirements for your course,
one of our pathway programs may help. LaTrobe Melbourne
offers English language, Foundation and Diploma pathway
programs to help you meet undergraduate and postgraduate
academic entry and English language requirements
(seepage 16 for more information).
Accept your offer
Apply for your course online

Access the Student Portal at isisprd.latrobe.edu.au/ISIS/
Portal/Login.aspx and register as a new user.
After you submit your details, youll receive an email with
your username and password to log in to the Student Portal
and start your online application.
Once your application is approved, you will receive an email

from us with your offer letter and a step-by-step guide
onhow to accept your offer, pay your tuition fees and provide
outstanding documents. Youll then receive a Confirmation
ofEnrolment (CoE) that will enable you to apply for a student
visa to study in Australia.
Note: you can also apply via post, fax or email, or you
can deliver your application form and accompanying
documentation in person at:
LaTrobe UniversityInternational Admissions
Sylvia Walton Building
Plenty Road and Kingsbury Drive
Melbourne
Victoria
Australia 3086
E: intapplication@latrobe.edu.au
F: +61 3 9479 3660
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warrant the currency, accuracy or completeness of the contents. The University reserves the right to make changes without notice, at any time in its absolute discretion, including but not limited
to varying admission or assessment requirements, or varying or discontinuing any course or subject. To the extent permitted by law, the University does not accept responsibility for any loss or
damage occasioned by use of any of the information contained in this publication. For course information updates, please visit: latrobe.edu.au/courses
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inone of the worlds most student-friendly cities.
Bychoosing LaTrobe, youre choosing realworld
experience, a global perspective and the chance
to study alongside people who are pushing the
boundaries ofknowledge.
For further enquiries

Telephone
+61 3 9627 4805
Free-call
1800 619 768 (within Australia)
Online enquiries
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Alternatively, meet our representatives in your home country. Our authorised agents
willbe able to help you with advice and information on the application process.
All our agents go through a thorough selection process and have signed agreements
withthe University. To find out more visit:
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*Times Higher Education Ranking 2015

2International Prospectus 2017

4International Prospectus 2017

At LaTrobe University, were

The 2016 Times Higher Education

6International Prospectus 2017

most international universities in the

The wedge-tailed eagle (Aquila audax)

In the 2015 Excellence in Research

Weve invested more than

The 2015 Excellence in Research for

State-of-the-art facilities AgriBio

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We opened in 1967 with

In 2017 we celebrate our

of our research areas were rated at world standard or above.

agricultural and veterinary

Many of our courses include

Flinders Street Station

Enjoy the spectacular natural beauty of this

10International Prospectus 2017

Hugging the tip of Australia's east coast,

Melbourne and Victoria host some

A wealth of diverse regions and attractions

Seasons and climate

NEW SOUTH WALES

From Melbourne (Bundoora) Campus

Modes of transport tocampuses

Macleod Railway Station

15.5C 5.2C 11.5C

Heidelberg Railway Station

20.4C 8.0C 17.7C

Reservoir Railway Station

17.7C 2.8C 13.2C

18.1C 3.2C 13.8C

16.2C 2.5C 12.2C

Northland Shopping Centre

16.7C 6.8C 13.0C

12International Prospectus 2017

CITY CAMPUS AND

LaTrobes Melbourne Campus is our

LaTrobes City Campus (644 students)

Bendigo is a thriving city located in the

AlburyWodonga is Australias largest inland

Mildura is a major fruit and vegetable

Study in the vibrant city of Shepparton,

LaTrobes Sydney Campus is located

Career Ready Blog

14International Prospectus 2017

Work experience and

I decided on LaTrobe after

Youll study in a supportive learning

Melbourne Campus Sylvia Walton

The Sylvia Walton Building at LaTrobes Melbourne

16International Prospectus 2017

YOUR BACHELOR DEGREE

Why LaTrobe Melbourne?

Campus lifestyle with access to university

The Foundation Studies program

Trimester intake over 12 months meaning

The Foundation Studies program

Diploma of Health Sciences

Diploma of Information Technology