The Bundoora Library is home to extensive resources on biomedical sciences, health, education and more.
Facilities at the Bundoora Library include group study rooms, seminar rooms, PC areas, general study areas, quiet study rooms, microscope room, online study space and the Children’s Collection lounge. Computers, photocopiers, printers and docking monitors are available for use.
Our friendly library assistants, located near the Library entrance, wear the 'Ask me' aprons for easy identification. They are ready to help with finding study spaces and collections, locating computer labs and printers, and accessing online assistance.
Use the Ask the Library chat or call (03) 9925 2020.
Returning your loans? An external returns chute is outside the entrance to Building 210.
Postal address:
RMIT University Bundoora Library
PO Box 2476
Melbourne VIC 3001
Street address: Building 210, level 2 (street level), Clements Drive, Bundoora.
How to get there: Visit the Public Transport Victoria website for timetables, tickets and information.
Where to park: Parking on campus.
Bundoora Library holds a microfiche/microfilm collection and printer, an audiovisual collection and posters.
A highlight of the Bundoora Library is the Children’s Collection, which includes classic and contemporary illustrated books, musical instruments, toys, puzzles, anatomy models, and other educational material.
Access to Bundoora Library is from the street level (level 2). Entrance doors are self-opening. There is an internal lift to access the upper and lower levels (levels 1 and 3).
Car park #2 next to the Bundoora Library (Building 201) has designated disabled parking bays. You must display a valid Australian Disability Parking Permit (ADPP). For more details, check Parking on campus page. City of Melbourne provides more information on permits and parking for people with disabilities.
An accessible toilet is on level 2 near the Copy Card coin machine.
Our mobility map includes the following:
You don’t need to study or work at RMIT to use the Library for study, work or research. Take advantage of open spaces, access to physical collections, a selection of online resources and RMIT University Archives.
Our Library Assistants can help you with general questions on site, or call Ask the Library on (03) 9925 2020 during business hours.
From 6.30pm weekdays and on weekends the campus buildings are only accessible with an RMIT swipe card.
When planning a visit, don't rely on Google for our opening hours because they may not be correct. Always check our website for the most up-to-date information.
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