Virtual Tour: Deakin's Burwood campus

Register for a campus tour in April
https://deakin.au/3uJUdHu

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 https://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.