The institution on Wednesday unveiled a 10-year plan stating its regional campuses will "exit unsustainable face-to-face offers" in disciplines other than rural health and education.

They would be replaced by "online courses supported by on-campus facilities, student support, and employability pathways".

However, La Trobe remains committed the Border campus which had its foundation stone laid in 1994.

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"We intend to maintain our network of physical campuses in Albury-Wodonga, Bendigo, Shepparton and Mildura, providing these communities with pathways and qualifications to meet increased student demand and workforce need," a spokesperson said.

"We see strong partnerships with TAFE providers - including Wodonga TAFE - as being integral to the future operations of the university.

"We will work together to develop access to post-secondary education, and to ensure students have seamless pathways between vocational and higher education.

"Our Albury-Wodonga campus will continue to provide a broad range of high-quality degrees including nursing, social work, education and biomedicine.

"Research will be centred around ageing in place, environment and water, and biomedicine."

It has been tough year for the campus with jobs shed in response to the coronavirus, lockdown forcing online learning and graduations postponed.