In addition to the following campuses, the university also had joint-degree programmes with international colleges, including
PLK Vicwood KT Chong Sixth Form College in Hong Kong.
Ballarat (rear) • Camp Street Campus – located in central Ballarat, this campus houses the Arts Academy. The campus consists of the
Old General Post Office Building, the Old Courthouse, and several newer buildings which were completed in 2002. • SMB Campus – located in central Ballarat and incorporates the original School of Mines Ballarat and the Old Ballarat Gaol. The campus offers training from certificate level through to advanced diploma and degree-level study.
Buildings and architecture The former
Ballarat Gaol, a maximum security prison that operated from 1862 until 1965, was located on the site of the university's School of Mines (SMB) campus, at the southern end of Lydiard Street. The area is known for being a well preserved Victorian era street. While the prison was mostly demolished in the 1960s, the old prison walls, gate and guard towers, as well as the residences of the governor and warden, still exist. One of the bedrooms was used by
Bella Guerin, who in 1883 became the first woman to graduate from an Australian university. The campus also includes the old School of Mines buildings.
Western Victorian campuses •
Wimmera Campus – offers TAFE courses and a higher education course in nursing.
Mt Helen Campus Located in Mt Helen, 10 km south of Ballarat. The university's largest campus, it has three residences,
Peter Lalor South Hall,
Peter Lalor North Hall, and
Bella Guerin Hall. Its programs include the Institute of Education, Arts and Community; Institute of Health and Wellbeing: Institute of Innovation, Science and Sustainability.
Gippsland Campus The Gippsland Campus is located in the township of Churchill in the foothills of the Strzelecki Ranges. The campus is home to over 2,500 students and approximately 400 staff. The campus was formerly Monash University, Gippsland Campus, but became part of Federation University Australia on 1 January 2014.
Berwick Campus The Berwick Campus is located south-east of the Melbourne city centre. It transitioned itself from the
Monash University, Berwick campus in 2017 and completed its transition in early 2018. The exact location of the building is 100 Clyde Road, Berwick. The university has four buildings named 901, 902, 903, and 930 as well as additional buildings for on-campus living. Nursing has the highest enrolment rate at the Berwick Campus, with a focus also on education courses, IT, and psychology.
Brisbane Campus The Brisbane Campus, situated in the centre of Brisbane city, offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in information technology, business and allied health.
Technology park The university has a technology park with the mission to facilitate the development of technology-based companies or companies that benefit from the technological resources of the university. The following organisations operate in the park. •
Ambulance Victoria •
Country Fire Authority •
Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority (ESTA) • Global Innovation Centre • Greenhill Enterprise Centre •
IBM South East Asia • IBM Regional Software Solutions Centre • ID Research • State Revenue Office More than 1350 people are employed by tenants at the technology park and approximately half of those holding Federation University Australia qualifications. In 2008,
IBM announced that it would expand its workforce with the construction of a new $10 million building on the park. ==Academic profile==