Project overview


Project overview

The ACT Government is investing in a purpose-built CIT campus, youth foyer and new public transport interchange for Woden, stimulating the local economy and supporting the revitalisation of Canberra’s southern hub.

Major improvements are coming to the Woden Town Centre, with new educational and community facilities to be built in a central, well-connected part of Woden complemented by a new public transport interchange.

Delivering a contemporary and sustainable CIT campus in the heart of Woden will have an ongoing and positive impact on the delivery of vocational education and training in the ACT. Smart classrooms, state-of-the-art simulated learning environments, commercial kitchens and hands-on training spaces will help students achieve their full potential in areas such as IT, cyber security, hospitality and business.

Render CIT Woden transport interchange from the north east. Shows CIT at the top left with the transport interchange in the foreground.

The new public transport interchange will incorporate an improved and expanded bus interchange along with the Woden light rail terminus, future proofing the area for the provision of light rail to Canberra’s south. In addition to facilitating better public transport connectivity in the area, the new interchange will deliver improved lighting, wayfinding signage and protection from the elements, providing a safer and more comfortable experience for passengers.

Community and commercial facilities will complement activated common areas across the campus. A youth foyer with up to 20 units will be delivered to support young people who are at risk of, or are experiencing homelessness, by providing accommodation, support services and opportunities to pursue education and training in the one location.

This project is part of the ACT Government’s $14 billion Infrastructure Plan, ensuring Canberra remains one of the world’s most liveable cities as its population grows.