Welcome to Boola Katitjin

A great education is about seeing, feeling and experiencing your studies, which is why we are changing the way you learn with Boola Katitjin.

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About Boola Katitjin

Discover all there is to know about Boola Katitjin - from learning and teaching spaces to groundbreaking technologies and experiences

Visitors

Information on how to get to Boola Katitjin and finding your way around to explore spaces, cafes and artworks

Staff

Discover teaching and working in Boola Katitjin with resources on learning spaces, staff workplace and technology support

Students

Find your next favourite study space, group collaboration rooms and places to hang with friends

Sustainability at its heart

Designed to meet the high standards of the Green Building Council’s 6 Star Green Star Design and As-Built v1.3 rating, Boola Katitjin pushes the boundaries of what is possible in sustainability in the built environment.

Connecting to the surrounding landscape, every aspect of Boola Katitjin considers the environment, from the structure itself, made of a fully renewable resource, to the use of natural ventilation throughout.

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Boola Katitijin – lots of learning

Named by Dr Richard Walley OAM and endorsed by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Group, Boola Katitijin translates to ‘lots of learning’.

This Connection to Country was key in the design and implementation of the building. From the yarning circles in the welcome area, to the artwork that focuses on the heritage of the land, Boola Katitjin is meant to reflect the significance of the land on which it stands which has been a place of learning for tens of thousands of years.