About this campus
Our Gotha Street campus is a practical learning hub for our Health programs, where you can work with real clients in The Practice Wellbeing Centre. With modern facilities for studies in Nursing, here you’ll find clinical labs with simulation rooms, high-fidelity mannequins and state-of-the-art equipment.
- Clinical labs with simulated rooms and state-of-the-art equipment
- Custom-built student-led clinic
- Herbal dispensary
- Consultation room
- Student kitchen facilities
- Free campus-wide wi-fi
- Centrally located close to the Brisbane Central Business District
About this campus
Our Gotha Street campus is a practical learning hub for our Health programs, where you can work with real clients in The Practice Wellbeing Centre. With modern facilities for studies in Nursing, here you’ll find clinical labs with simulation rooms, high-fidelity mannequins and state-of-the-art equipment.- Clinical labs with simulated rooms and state-of-the-art equipment
- Custom-built student-led clinic
- Herbal dispensary
- Consultation room
- Student kitchen facilities
- Free campus-wide wi-fi
- Centrally located close to the Brisbane Central Business District
Student life
Close to the city’s CBD, our Gotha Street campus is a five-minute walk from Fortitude Valley Station, placing you at the centre of the action when you study in Brisbane. Our new campus is fitted with state-of-the-art equipment and offers the ultimate hands-on experiences.
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Features
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Facilities
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Location
- The Practice Wellbeing Centre
- Beauty Room
- Clinical labs with simulation rooms, high-fidelity mannequins and state-of-the-art equipment
- Numerous cafés and eateries in surrounding area
- Vending machines
- Student kitchen and lockers
- Campus-wide wi-fi
123 Gotha Street
Fortitude Valley, QLD 4006
Our Gotha Street campus is conveniently located and accessible by public transport. A five-minute walk away, Fortitude Valley is the closest train station. Buses frequently travel through the city’s main streets, with the closest stop just a block away from campus. If you choose to commute by bike, there are more than 150 CityCycle hire stations around Brisbane’s CBD and within close range to campus. If using your own bike, please bring a lock as there are no bike racks on site. Likewise, there is no student parking on site, and paid parking options are restricted.
Upcoming events
Explore our calendar to discover what’s happening across the Torrens University network.
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All FacultiesWe have made the decision to move our Open Day to an online event on Tuesday 17 August.August 2021
Success Coaches
Your teachers and academics
You’ll be supported by a passionate network of industry leaders, with a personalised approach to teaching that’s designed to land you the job you love.
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Meet the teachers as The Rocks campus
Rotana ChengBachelor of Health Science (Clinical Myotherapy)
The lecturers really helped me to develop my skills, provided me with belief in my abilities and gave me the confidence to practice.
Professor Cath Rogers
Dean of Health and Education
A registered nurse for nearly 40 years, Cath has also worked as a health academic for three decades. Cath firmly believes that access to high-quality education is transformative and key to improving health outcomes for all. Cath’s research has focused on women’s health issues, resilience in the face of illness and the health workforce.
Associate Dean of Health and Education
After completing her PhD in Neuroscience at La Trobe University, Pam conducted post-doctoral research at the Medical College of Wisconsin, USA, studying circadian rhythms. In Australia, she has lectured on human physiology and biochemistry and directed the teaching of physiology and pharmacology across all health-related programs including Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and Veterinary Science. Pam gained Senior Fellowship of Advance Higher Education.
Contact us
General Enquiries: 1800 117 775
Current Students: 1800 117 775
123 Gotha Street
Fortitude Valley, QLD 4006
Student Services hours:
Mon to Fri: 8am–4pm (for students undergoing Health course practicals only)
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