Explore your campus
There are lots of ways you can get out and explore what's happening on or near your campus.
Burwood
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An exciting program of exhibitions and arts events, including the University's art collection, Australian artists and selected student, staff and alumni work.
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View the self-initiated Burwood sculpture walk map and download the app to listen on your phone as you walk.
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A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it's up to you! Saturdays at 8am.
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A popular commuter path that takes in some beautiful parkland as it follows Gardiners Creek for approximately 17 kilometres to Blackburn train station.
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Located at our Burwood Campus entrance, the ground features a cricket pitch in summer and a football ground in winter.
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Everyone is welcome at our community garden, and there are many ways you can get involved, from workshops to working bees, every hand is helpful!
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Check out our wellbeing garden at the Law building with its large open areas to connect, study and collaborate, as well as quiet and relaxing zones. Building LC, Elgar Road, Burwood Campus.
Geelong Waurn Ponds
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View the self-initiated Waurn Ponds sculpture walk map and download the app to listen on your phone as you walk.
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A popular 14km trail for cycling, running, and walking. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.
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Lime e-bikes are available to rent as part of a 12-month trial on Geelong campuses. Helmets are provided and they also have cargo baskets. You just need a smartphone to get started.
Geelong Waterfront
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View the self-initiated Waterfront sculpture walk map and download the app to listen on your phone as you walk.
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Lime e-bikes are available to rent as part of a 12-month trial on Geelong campuses. Helmets are provided and they also have cargo baskets. You just need a smartphone to get started.
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Experience one of Victoria's longest on-water walkways, enjoy the view and the exercise.
Warrnambool
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Get out into the great outdoors, make new friends, stay healthy and explore the region.
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Walk or cycle from Warrnambool through Koroit to Port Fairy and enjoy the rolling countryside.