News and events
Read about the latest news from our campus.
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Ambitious Regional Growth Strategy unveiled
La Trobe University announces bold, five-year strategy that reinforces commitment to transformative education, pioneering research, industry partnerships and continued investment.
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La Trobe tips hats to latest cohort of graduates
La Trobe tips hats to latest cohort of Albury-Wodonga graduates
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Universities renew rural health partnership
Universities combine to improve rural health services in Victoria
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La Trobe doubles capacity to train more workers
La Trobe doubles capacity to train more healthcare workers
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Students develop forward-thinking solutions
Students develop forward-thinking solutions to drive the future
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Climate change threatens billion-dollar industry
Climate change threatens billion-dollar tourism industry
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Climate change accelerates emergence of insects
Climate change accelerates emergence of insects in Alpine region
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La Trobe launches Indigenous research centre
La Trobe launches Indigenous research centre
Register for our upcoming events.
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Master of Midwifery Practice webinar
Thursday 22 May 06:00pm
From teaching and research to management and advanced clinical practice, hear how you can move into the next stage of your midwifery career with La Trobe’s Master of Midwifery Practice. -
Study Rural Nursing Practice at La Trobe webinar
Monday 26 May 06:00pm
Gain the skills you need to lead and support healthcare in rural communities. -
Master of Teaching (Primary & Secondary) webinar
Tuesday 17 June 06:00pm
Find out how flexible learning options at La Trobe can help you take the next step. Discover what it’s like to study the Master of Teaching (Primary) or Master of Teaching (Secondary) with insights from our Course Coordinator. -
Master of Nursing webinar
Monday 28 July 06:00pm
Are you passionate about nursing with a desire to develop your skills further? Join us to learn how the Master of Nursing will help you build your career.
The Mann Lecture is an annual public lecture held at our Albury-Wodonga Campus. Jonathan Mann was a local pioneer and businessman who recognised the importance of the Murray. These lectures are always on the theme 'the Murray and its people'.