Shape the future of campus wayfinding
Overview
The University is committed to improving the way staff, students and visitors navigate around campus. Whether you're looking for a lecture theatre, train station, study space, or event, finding your way around campus should be easy.
The University is trialling temporary wayfinding signs to ensure staff, students and visitors can easily find their way around campus.
We’re trialling a sector-based approach to navigation where we’ve grouped destinations into campus zones.
We value your feedback
We want to hear from you about what’s working, what’s confusing and how we can improve signs, maps and navigation. By completing the Wayfinding Survey, you’ll help us identify opportunities to make the campus easier to access, navigate and enjoy.
How to fill in the survey
To complete the survey, head to one of the 20 signs as shown on the map and listed below and scan the QR code to fill in your responses.
- A1 - Royal Parade, near the Old Microbiology Building
- A2 – Royal Parade, near the Kenneth Myer Building
- B1 - Medical Road, near the Kenneth Myer Building
- B2 – Grattan Street, near Gate Keeper’s Cottage (facing University Square)
- C1 - Union Road, near the Raymond Priestly Building
- C2 - Masson Road, near the Raymond Priestly Building
- C3 - Professors Walk, near the Baillieu Library
- C4 - Monash Road, near the Walter Boas Building
- C5 - Monash Road, near the Arts and Culture Building
- C6 - Wilson Avenue, near the Old Metallurgy Building
- C7 - John Medley East
- C8 - Near the Alan Gilbert Building
- D1 - Professors Walk, near the Biosciences building
- D2 – Medical Road, near the Biosciences building
- D3 - Professors Walk, near the Babel building
- D4 - Masson Road, near the Glyn Davis Building
- D5 - Rubbo Court, near the Baillieu Library
- D6 - Professors Walk, near the Baillieu Library
- D7 - In between South Lawn and John Medley
- D8 - Near Engineering Workshops
For more information
Please direct any questions to master-plan@unimelb.edu.au. This inbox is closely monitored to ensure timely responses.