Student discounts and concessions
Make the most of the discounted travel, health and legal services available to you as a Swinburne student, and save.
Health
Swinburne students are entitled to a number of discounted health services, including doctors, physiotherapists and psychologists. See the full list of services here.
You may also be eligible for a Low Income Health Care Card through Centrelink. This entitles you to savings on some prescriptions, dental services, eye examinations, as well as free ambulance travel. This card also gives you discounts on car registrations, gas and electricity.
Check your eligibility and apply for the card here.
Travel
Local full-time undergraduate students
You can apply for a Tertiary Student ID card from Public Transport Victoria (PTV). This allows you to use a concession Myki ticket on trams, trains and buses, giving you a 50 per cent discount on travel throughout Victoria.
International students
You may be eligible for an International Student Travel Pass. This gives you 50 per cent off the cost of an annual Myki pass.
To apply, you will first need to get an International Student Travel Pass code. You can do this at the international counter at Swinburne's studentHQ or by emailing internationalshq@swinburne.edu.au. Once you have your code, you can use it to buy your discounted Myki pass from the PTV website.
Postgraduate and part-time students
If you have a current Low Income Health Care Card, you are eligible for a 50 per cent discount on public transport in Victoria.
Legal
Swinburne Student Life offers free, independent legal advice for all students.
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