Virtual Tour: Deakin's Burwood campus
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Our Melbourne Burwood Campus offers some of the most innovative and cutting-edge facilities in Australia, complemented by an inclusive learning and living environment.
Featured in this video:
0:00 - Welcome to Deakin Burwood
0:28 - Deakin Burwood library
1:08 - Student Central
1:21 - Deakin Active
1:44 - Deakin University Student Association
1:56 - Deakin Burwood Art Gallery
2:22 - Deakin Burwood state-of-the-art Television studio
2:38 - News Room and Creative Media labs
2:50 - Raymond Trotter Primary classroom
3:10 - Deakin Law School building
3:24 - Deakin Business School
3:52 - Exercise and Sports Science building
4:04 - Deakin Clinical Exercise Centre
4:17 - Food Innovation and Sensory labs
4:28 - Nursing and Midwifery Simulation Centres
4:45 - Gardiners Creek Parklands
4:53 - RIoT Lab
5:05 - Chemistry, Physiology and Biology labs
5:22 - Deakin Burwood cafe's
5:36 - Getting to the Burwood Campus
5:43 - Deakin Burwood Residential
Discover more at openday.deakin.edu.au/
This virtual tour contains a number of artworks. They are:
Gillie and Marc, The Musicians (2018), bronze with bronze patina, dimensions variable, Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program by Gillie Schattner and Marc Schattner, 2019, Deakin University Art Collection, Image © copyright and courtesy of the artists.
Julia Gorman, The whole thing (2020), coloured adhesive vinyl, Image © copyright and courtesy of the artist and Sophie Gannon Gallery.
Terry Matassoni, Art Tram 837 (Matassoni) (1992), enamel paint on metal, 316 x 1417 x 273cm, Donated by VicTrack, 2019, Deakin University Art Collection, Image © copyright and courtesy of the artist.
Kenny Pittock, Footprints (2020) & All our eggs in one basket (2020), synthetic polymer paint, Image © copyright and courtesy of the artist.
Kerrie Poliness, SMOBK (2020), coloured, adhesive tape, Image © copyright and courtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery.
Laurens Tan, As Weeks Go By (2005), stainless steel, aluminium, acrylic, light, concrete, 110 x 550 x 190cm, Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program by the artist, 2017, Deakin University Art Collection, Image © copyright and courtesy of the artist.
Great presentation!! I studied at Deakin back in early 90s. I hope I can revisit the campus again.
You're welcome any time, Jack!
Things have improved since last studied there in 2014! When I was breastfeeding/pumping in 2012, there was nowhere to pump. I ended up using an out of the way disability toilet in the Nursing building (I studied nursing). I had been offered the staff lounge or the Womens’ Lounge, which are all not private spaces. Pumping for me was a pure necessity and very private. I’m glad Parent Rooms are now an option.
I sent my first child to the Deaking Community Co-Op childcare which was incredible! I’ve had another child, & wish I’d had that quality for her too, as we moved away.
I used to really struggle with a pram from some of the far off bus stops across the long bridge- lots of stairs. Glad to see that’s improved.
I adored my time at Deakin. Now as a relatively more senior nurse (than I was!) I love seeing the odd Deakin nursing student at my workplace.
I also got to experience a Study Abroad nursing study tour. It was just wonderful.
Deakin just gives that perfect balance of theory, but with an above average practical component. Sure there were admin issues like every institution I’ve studied at, and I hope clinical placements have become easier to arrange because those were a nightmare as a mature student and mum. (Of course much of that is due to the employers/facilities.)
I truly wish my specialty (Oncology/Cancer Nursing) was offered as a Post Graduate option at Deakin. I wish I could study with them again! I’m going with Uni of Tasmania as an off campus option.
@marabanara, thank you for your lovely message. We're thrilled you enjoyed studying with us, and yes, we are focused on ensuring our campuses are fully accessible for all people, including people who are pregnant or have young children.
You are always welcome at Deakin. All the best for the future for you and your family.
Very Informative video, I joined Deakin at the start of 2022, before joining I watched this video, now after being in campus, based on my areas of visit, I can confirm some of the places mentioned in the video, it’s accurate depictions and representations. So far I plan to stay on the Burwood campus, maybe you guys could make more parts to the virtual campus tour videos, showcasing all the other facilities, that would have been handy for me before joining the campus, other than the in person tours, for convenience. Another thing, film the video in a 360 camera with decent quality footage, the video becomes even more interactive with the narration, it’s gives some sort of next levels geeky vibes, which is quite fancy.
i’m joining Deakin Uni soon!! what a wonderful video 🎉😮
Beautiful
Hope I will get offer latter from this wonderful University
Great video!!! Awesome visuals and really descriptive :)
Hope I can graduate for my favourite course with light speed meaning succeeding it very fast.
I wonder how many tries did that take behind the scenes to get the basketball right into the basket.
This was the second (or third) take! 🏀 Turns out Meg is good at everything.
Deakin wait i'll go there
Is there a higher chance that the gym is open to anyone who wants to get some exercise meaning by that is not considered necessary to book in for advance? I remembered last time I studied at Box Hill Institute the campus gym is only allocated to any students who are involved with this course classified as ‘Sport and Recreation Management’?
Hi S7 29,
I have good news: DeakinACTIVE is our home of sport, health and wellbeing with gyms and fitness facilities at Burwood, Waurn Ponds and Warrnambool.
The gyms are open to students who sign up as members. You can find out more here: deakinactive.com.au/our-offers/membership-types/
All the best!
my name is deakin
so maybe i should go here
It's meant to be, Deakin.