Albury-Wodonga
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Enrolment at Albury-Wodonga
There are endless benefits to education, so why aren’t you studying?
Psychology student numbers on the rise
More psychology students are moving onto post graduate studies
Tops for student demand
La Trobe has greatest growth in first preference applicants
FLM begins new era as FBEL
Introducing the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law.
Grant for research into online learning
Researching cyberspace and face-to-face learning
Australian dietary guidelines
NHMRC’s healthy diet is also good for the environment
Students tutor in secondary schools
Albury-Wodonga students take part in the Tutors in Schools program
The negative-sum choice
International climate negotiations in Durban
La Trobe boosts partnerships with India
New South Asia office in Delhi builds on established links
La Trobe's Confucius Institute opens
VIDEO: Confucius Institute deepens partnership with China
Crying Wolf comes at a risk
Lobbyists run the risk of misrepresenting communities
John Richards Initiative Symposium
Symposium explores challenges faced by older farmers
Fixing water problems ‘once and for all’
Uncertainty plagues Murray-Darling ambitions
Investigating Putin’s dark side
Six early-career researchers win major national awards
Talk is cheap
Basin woes: Talking to the community comes at a hefty price
Annual education conference
2011 National Conference for Field Experience Administrators
Australian perspectives on gay marriage
Four La Trobe academics weigh in on gay marriage
What’s a scientist, a poker or a puffin?
Dr Susan Lawler explains the scientific process
Food security for a crowded planet
VIDEO: 'Godfather' gene discovery boosts crop production
Where to now for Meals on Wheels?
Meals on Wheels across the world is facing a serious set of challenges
Safe sex for baby boomers
Safer sex, transmissible infection and baby boomers
La Trobe NHMRC research awards
$2m for studies into major health issues
Expanding the nursing profession
Former army medic and nurse joins the La Trobe Rural Health School
Big FAT Ideas videos now live
Seven academics confront topical issues in the Big FAT Ideas videos
Women and their resistance to disease
The X-factor: women are stronger than you think (it’s in our genes)
La Trobe recognises student’s enrichment
Students awarded for leadership, mentoring and volunteering programs
La Trobe Safety Patrol
Novel scheme boosts student skills, confidence and safety
Science and sustainability
Food security and a healthy environment under microscope at La Trobe
LTU Albury-Wodonga 20th Anniversary
La Trobe’s Albury-Wodonga campus celebrates its 20th Anniversary
Plastic pollution threat to seabirds
New study into risks faced by young Shearwaters on Phillip Island
La Trobe takes the lead
More opportunities for capable students from lower SES backgrounds
Studying in the UK with a four-year-old
Albury-Wodonga student, Tara Hearne, will take her son to study abroad
New University wide mentoring program
In 2012, La Trobe will provide all new students with a Connect Mentor
2011 Dean’s Public Lecture
Implications of climate change and its challenges
John Richards Initiative Roundtable
Roundtable Workshop on older Australians and use of technology
September 11 – ten years after
The following members of La Trobe University are available
New Wodonga Student Accommodation
An official sod-turning event will be held to commence construction
La Trobe sponsors Victorian Sport Awards
La Trobe announced as the first sponsor of the Victorian Sport Awards
History of the youth climate movement
Guest speaker: Ellen Sandell leading commentator on climate change
Sneak peek at AgriBio
VIDEO: Minister's Denis Lapthine and Peter Walsh tour AgriBio
Project to explore rural older people's views on social participation
Report expected to help guide policy on positive ageing.
‘Super’ funding challenge for science
Science and engineering program may run nationally for the last time
Unique opportunity for IT students
Free information evening 1 September at the Bendigo Visual Arts Centre
Managing for climate change online
A new approach to learning with an online course in the regions.
Tuna or not tuna?
The real cost of taking a fish out of water
Climate change: science, society and us
Climate scientist Dr Graeme Pearman will present a public lecture
Council appoints new Vice-Chancellor
Professor John Dewar appointed Vice-Chancellor of La Trobe University
Open Day and Wodonga Sustainability Fair
Experience the difference on Sunday 21st August, 10am - 3pm
Law graduate’s compassion rewarded
Law graduate Kon Karapanagiotidis acknowledged at Alumni Awards
Annual Hartung Youth Lecture
Campus hosts free Science Week lecture for secondary students
MBA Student at Daimler World Dialogue
MBA student Janine Young chosen to participate in Stuttgart, Germany
The Basin Plan Who Needs It?
2011 Jonathan Mann Lecture now available on iTunesU
Breastfeeding friendly workplace
Re-accreditation for La Trobe across six campuses
Accolade for human rights accounting
Prof Ken McPhail to deliver the Kate Stanton Annual Research Lecture
Rural and regional education gap
Tertiary study is being left behind in rural and regional areas
Law and Management honour their finest
FLM recently held their 2011 Prizes and Scholarship Ceremony
Murray-Darling Basin plan economics
Getting the right balance between winners and losers
Research innovation focus in Vietnam
Southeast Asian conference hosts academics from around the world.
Do the right thing, use the right bin
New recycling campaign launched with free lunch
Global warming: Tim Flannery
Will Australians support the struggle against global warming?
Stacey Oliver is ready to teach
Master of Teaching school placements a positive experience for Stacey
Australia’s first Islamic banking course recognised by ALTC
Recognition for ground-breaking IBF course.
Bogong Moth gets the ‘all clear’
Arsenic content no threat to wildlife or human health
The theory of evolution
Sadly, survival of the fittest does not mean anyone will survive
FLM academics receive ALTC citations
2011ALTC citations for outstanding contributions to student learning
A new approach to learning spaces
A new approach to the design of learning spaces in higher education.
Bullying climate change scientists
The tactical stupidity of threatening climate scientists
New insight into Dispute Resolution Law
Australia’s leading voice in Dispute Resolution Law releases new works
Awards night a great success
Prize winners and families celebrate academic achievements
La Trobe champions student success
La Trobe’s low SES and regional students thrive
Top ten list of new species
Only one species decides the top 10 list and that species is us
Plea to save disability system
Federal Government shouldn't ignore Productivity Commission’s report
Sports betting puts youngsters at risk
The risks of sports betting are measured on the young
Student mentor supports young scientists
La Trobe In2Science mentor helps with school biodiversity project
FLM achieves prestigious EPAS accreditation
FLM programs awarded top international accreditation: EPAS
Albury-Wodonga students lead the way
Members of the infinity Leadership Program organised seminar
Bridging Program fosters return to study
Preparatory program helps prospective students transform their lives
Jump-start your university studies
Get help to organise a mid-year entry or plan for 2012 courses
CSIRO scholarship awarded to PhD student
Annaleise Klein's research in blue-green algae secured the scholarship
Federal Budget and Higher Education
Making a real difference in regional Victoria and Melbourne's North
