Mildura

City Snapshot

Known for its warm weather and stunning natural landscapes, the charming city of Mildura is a popular study spot for international students. It is also recognised as being one of Australia’s fastest-growing inland regional cities. With a gorgeous Mediterranean climate (one of the warmest and sunniest in Victoria), an array of attractions and a rich cultural history, there is so much to love about Mildura.

Mildura, Victoria

Best known for

Mildura is best known for its amazing natural attractions, including the UNESCO World Heritage listed Mungo National Park, and the Australian Inland Botanic Gardens, an incredible sports scene, some of Australia’s most famous wineries, and a laid-back way of life, all situated on the banks of the iconic Murray River.

Where to Study

Mildura is home to education providers like the Sunraysia Institute of TAFE (SuniTAFE), making the city an excellent destination if you’re hoping to pursue a vocational education and training (VET) course. The city also hosts tertiary education institution campuses, such as La Trobe University.

Public Transport

Mildura boasts an efficient and reliable public transport system. To get around, you can catch a bus or taxi, walk, or cycle along the city’s extensive bike lane network. Since Mildura is a smaller city, many places are within walking distance, making it all the more convenient for residents.