The food is pretty mid but there’s a Maccas and shopping centre a busride away. The cafeteria is ok, but as I mentioned it’s too loud.

There’s not a whole lot of stuff to do around campus on a day-to-day basis and the events are pretty lame or just not worth going. There’s kinda shit-all to do on campus unless you like occupying the same two areas for hours at a time. For more practical or hands-on majors I wouldn’t recommend it but it’s well-suited for English courses. I enjoyed my time on the Cloud campus more because I didn’t have to travel and the campus is a bit soulless. I didn’t make it into a seminar immediately after the lecture so I had to find a place to study on-campus for two hours- the cafeteria is fine but bring good earphones, and I didn’t use the library until 3rd year but also bring good earphones for that! In my 1st year I had a one hour lecture at 10am and then nothing for the rest of the day, so I ended up not coming into the lecture for the rest of the tri because it was a waste of Myki money and too annoying to waste a sleep-in. The STAR system can be a little hard to understand for first-timers and classes might be scheduled at weird times. Other than her most teachers set a nice variety of assessments that aren’t too difficult, and almost all teachers are quick to reply to emails and very helpful if you need extra resources or information. Mostly had this issue with her honours course but it still applies for her undergrad course. There’s one unit chair in the creative writing course who likes to set ONE type of assessment and little else but if enough people go and fill out the survey after the tri she might finally listen and put some diversity in her bloody course. If I did well in any course they’d go out of their way to recommend me to apply for peer tutoring and if I had them again later in the bach they’d remember me by name, so they do pay attention.

There have been some standout teachers who went above and beyond to be really friendly and seemed like they were actively interested in what they teach. I didn’t vibe with a few teachers but I think that was just the difference in teaching/learning styles. Aside from a few individual teachers, I had a lot of fun and really enjoyed my time. We are committed to serving regional Victorian communities, yet have a broad national and international outlook.Went to the in-person campus for the first year and then due to the rona had to go Cloud for the rest of my degree with a few weeks here and there going back to in-person. We have around 23,000 international and domestic students. A student support centre is also based in Malaysia. With campuses in Ballarat, Berwick, Gippsland and the Wimmera, our programs are also delivered online and via a range of partner institutes across Australia and around the globe. We offer access to higher education, TAFE, secondary schooling and research opportunities. We were the nation's first regional, multi-sector university and are the third oldest site of higher learning in Australia. With a reputation for relevance and excellence, FedUni has a strong tradition of education and training delivery spanning more than 145 years. Federation University Australia (FedUni) is one of the nation's leading regional universities.

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