La Trobe University releases campaign highlighting flexible student life, via in-house agency
La Trobe University has debuted a new campaign showcasing how students blend study with everyday life, on campus or at home.
The announcement:
La Trobe University has launched a new campaign celebrating the flexibility of modern university life, developed and produced entirely by its in-house creative team.
The campaign pairs classic on-campus study scenes such as libraries, lecture halls, and leafy lawns with humorous and relatable at-home moments, like studying on the couch, between loads of laundry, or with a face mask on. It’s a fun and fresh take on how students are blending their study with real life, whether they’re on campus, online or a mix of both.
“We wanted to reflect the desire from students to study in a way that they know will get the most out of themselves – whether that is late night on the couch with a facemask, or at the local café while downing their third coffee. We felt there were engaging ways to bring this to life with photography and copy that is nontypical to the sector,” says Darcy Muller, director of brand & creative, La Trobe University.
The campaign reflects a fresh creative direction for La Trobe, with a more distinctive tone and greater focus on how students really experience university life.
“This work reflects a broader shift for our marketing team, we’re exploring bolder, more distinctive creative, bringing more personality into how we show up in market, and building a brand that’s both smart and human,” said Emma Fox, director of marketing. “We’re proud to have delivered it entirely in-house.”
Chief Marketing Officer – Mary Dempsey
Director of Marketing – Emma Fox
Senior Manager, Brand/Partnerships Marketing – Blake Dawson
Senior Manager, Customer Strategy – Zara Cooper
Senior Manager, Domestic Marketing – Sarah Forte
Director of Brand & Creative – Darcy Muller
Senior Creative – Tim Cooper
Senior Creative – Tynique Dimcevska
Head of Design & Production – Sam Aldridge
Production Manager – Dan Cahill
Photographer – Paul Hermes
Source: La Trobe University
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