Get to campus

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By public transport

All campuses are accessible by public transport. The Geelong City campus is located directly opposite Geelong Station and the Werribee Watton Street Campus is located close to Werribee stations. Trains run on a regular basis to various destinations including Melbourne.

If you are travelling by public transport, plan your journey using Public Transport Victoria’s Journey Planner.

Fares (Myki)

Myki is a reusable smart card ticketing system used to pay for travel on trains, buses and trams across Victoria. Visit the PTV website to calculate how much your fare will cost.

Registering your Myki online enables you to check your balance, get notified when you card is due to expire and more. You can also set up auto top up, which automatically tops up your myki whenever it falls below your chosen minimum amount. You can register your Myki online, or by calling 1800 800 007.4 

Travel concession cards

If you are a full-time student, you may be eligible for a Public Transport Concession Card for cheaper travel on trains, buses and trams in Victoria.

Victorian public transport student concession card and student pass application forms are available from the PTV website. You will need to bring in your completed form to Customer Service to be signed and stamped before PTV can approve your application.

By car

If you are planning to come to campus by car, please leave plenty of time to find a car park.

Geelong City and Werribee Watton Street campus

No on-site student parking is available, and there is only limited metered parking nearby. Council restrictions apply.

Accessible visitor parking is available in the Latrobe Tce car park and 2 accessible general public parking bays are located in Lt Malop Street; enter via LaTrobe Tce.

East Geelong, Werribee Princes, Colac and Hoppers Crossing Campuses

On-site parking is available at the East Geelong, Werribee Princes, and Colac campuses, and there is also parking in nearby streets.

By bicycle

Riding to campus is healthy, environmentally friendly and cost-effective. Bicycle Racks are available for student use at:

  • Geelong City Campus – outside Building C and G South
  • East Geelong Campus – outside Buildings A, E, H, G and M
  • Colac – at the public library
  • Werribee – contact the campus for more information.

Please remember to lock your bike when on campus. The Gordon is not responsible for stolen or damaged bikes. Bikes must not be ridden when on campus, including any grassed areas.

By skateboard, scooter or skates

You are welcome to travel to campus by skateboards, inline skates, roller skates and scooters (including electric scooters), however please note that these are not to be ridden in or around any campus.