R U OK? Day is nearly here – a national reminder that we’ve all got what it takes to ask, “are you ok?” and support those struggling with life not just on R U OK Day but Everyday. This year we are asking staff and students to show their support by: Wearing Yellow on the…
The School of Engineering and Mathematical Science and La Trobe Learning and Teaching are organising a unique interdisciplinary project-based elective subject (15 credit points) open to all Trobe University undergraduate students in their third year of study (outstanding 2nd year students can also apply). International students are welcome to apply! Who and What? Would you…
It’s very common to get a part time or casual job to help pay for your living expense and develop employability skills while you study in Australia. Before you start a job, it’s important to know your rights in the workplace. For an overview of your basic rights in the workplace, download our International students…
Originally from India, Nikita is studying a Master of Business Information Systems and Management at our Melbourne Campus. She completed a Master of Management at the University of Warwick in the UK and worked in health insurance consultancy for four years before deciding to undertake further study. Choosing La Trobe ‘I have a business management…
Spring is an exciting time for Victorians. The weather gets a little warmer, the sun gets a little brighter and the return of daylight savings means you can fit a little more into each day. Here’s how you can make the most of your sunny days this spring. Picnics Get out of the house and…
La Trobe students will be awarded a grant to participate in a study tour of India, identifying opportunities for developing education sustainability in the region. This includes learning about the region’s culture and establishing a new three year initiative to assist children with special needs in India – Educate the Educators. These awards have been…