Campus Life

Campus Overview

ITI’s main campus is located near North Melbourne’s, easily accessible to all forms of public transport.

Our library has a good collection of essential texts. Our computer labs are used for classes and are also available for students to use in their free time. In addition, we provide a high-speed internet connection. There is a student common area where students can relax during their breaks. We also provide refreshments, as well as access to microwaves and refrigerators.

Student Activities

Melbourne has lots to do all year round and with many free activities on offer you’ll never be bored. You can catch the free tram (city Circle) http://ptv.vic.gov.au/route/view/1112 which leaves approximately every 10 minutes for a guided tour of the city.

There are numerous buskers providing free entertainment as they sing, dance and play music for the shoppers each day in the CBD. Make sure you see as many of them as you can as you wander through the shopping centre.

Visit the City of Melbourne website to find out about festivals, sporting events, art shows, live performances – in fact you’ll find everything that’s happening in Melbourne right.

Clickhere:http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/AboutMelbourne/Pages/Default.aspx

Activities ITI

Activities for the students include trips and excursions to Museums, Victoria Market, State Library, War Memorial, Melbourne Zoo, Aquarium, Karaoke and a visit to local pubs and restaurant.

Students are also encouraged to join us in the different clubs we run:

Job Club – learn to write your cover letter and resume; look at different job options in Melbourne

Sports Club – Play a different sport every week, from Cricket, Soccer, Tennis, Beach Volley Ball to Ice skating, a game of pool/snooker and Bowling.
Explore Melbourne Club where students can join in exploring Melbourne with us; tour of Melbourne City in the Colonial Tramcar, Visiting Yarra Valley, Puffing Billy, Great Ocean Road and the Penguin Parade at Phillip Island.
We also have student party to mark important occasions such as ANZAC Day, Christmas Party, Easter Celebrations and Melbourne Cup.

The Couch @ Melbourne – Centre for International Students

A place you can go to socialize, meet new friends, participate in events, access the internet free and even have some dinner for free. Drop in and have a look at what’s happening. They will include you in their mailing list and send an email update every month on the calendar of events.

69, Bourke Street, Melbourne
Opening hours: Monday to Thursday 5.00pm – 9.00pm
Dinner Served at 6.30pm.

For more information
Email: thecouch614@gmail.com
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Couch-at-614/183464435176679

Studying, Working & Chilling – International Student Information Day

This event is also held twice a year. This full day event provides useful information of adjusting to your student life here in Melbourne. You get to meet representatives from all the relevant organizations that can provide you with reliable information and all along with a free meal and entertainment. Check out Australian Federation of International Students (AFIS) website www.internationalstudents.org.au for updates on when the next event will be held. There are many events organized by AFIS for international students so look out for updates on their website or find them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AFISorg

Globall Program

He Globall Program is an initiative run by the Essendon Football Club and Cricket Victoria. It enables international students and new migrants to connect with the broader Victorian community through free tickets to football and cricket games.
This program is a great way to experience Australian culture, make new friends, and feel part of the local community while enjoying world‑class sporting events.
Log in or register at www.globall.com.au or email info@globall.com.au for more information

Student Safety

Melbourne is one of the safest cities in the world to live, work, and study. Like any big city, it’s wise to get local advice about areas to avoid at night.

Victoria Police wear blue uniforms and carry a badge. In an emergency, dial 000 for Police, Fire, or Ambulance. If you feel unsafe, have something stolen, or are assaulted, you can report it directly to Police or ask someone you trust to help. Free language support is available if needed.

For non‑urgent matters, such as lost property or general advice, visit or call your local Police Station.