News and events
Read about the latest news from our campus.
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Conserving Victoria's alpine stoneflies
The unique alpine stonefly will get a boost from La Trobe research
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Helping small businesses connect online
Free program to help businesses connect with customers online
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Albury Wodonga Regional Deal welcomed
La Trobe welcomes Albury Wodonga Regional Deal Statement of Intent
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2020 Furphy Literary Award short list announced
The Furphy Literary Award judging process is now complete for 2020, shortlist announced, and winners to be announced at upcoming awards ceremony 25 July.
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La Trobe research is world class
Shanghai Academic Rankings of World Universities (ARWU) 2020
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La Trobe staff vote yes to Variation
La Trobe votes yes to Collective Agreement Variation
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Response to tertiary reform announcement
La Trobe's statement in response to Minister Dan Tehan's announcement
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Committing to gender equity in pandemic
University signs Joint Sector Position Statement for gender equity
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New National Industry Innovation Network
New model for industry and universities to collaborate
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La Trobe rises in global QS rankings
La Trobe has risen to 398th globally
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Short courses for a changing workforce
Start studying in IT, Health Sciences, Science, or Food & Nutrition
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State funding support welcomed
Victorian state government announces support for universities
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COVID, intellectual disability & rights
Researching COVID-19's impact on people with intellectual disabilities
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Short courses to upskill the workforce
Graduate Certificates in Disability, Digital Health and Mental Health
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2nd International Social Business Symposium
An online gathering of academics from around the world, discussing crisis challenges and responses in social business.
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Universities more important than ever
La Trobe's Vice-Chancellor Professor John Dewar AO writes about why universities matter
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Helping businesses adapt and innovate
New program to help Victorian businesses adapt in the wake of COVID-19
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New free program for leaders in lockdown
La Trobe Business School starts new free online leadership program
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Vale Professor Dennis McDermott
Farewell Professor Dennis McDermott Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous)
Register for our upcoming events.
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Online event: Regional Open Day 2020
Sunday 23 August 10:00am
This Open Day, we’re going virtual. Join us from the comfort of your home. -
Professor James Maxwell Engineering Event
Wednesday 26 August 03:00pm
Explore the essential materials of our future -
Online Event: Master of Inclusion and Diversity webinar
Thursday 27 August 06:00pm
Learn how you can equip yourself with the skills to teach in all areas of inclusion and diversity. Study online and select the electives you are passionate about. Have your course fees covered by the government’s Master of Inclusive Education scholarship. -
Online event: The China Challenge: Can a New Cold War be Avoided?
Thursday 27 August 05:00pm
In 2020, the threat of a new Cold War between China and the United States deepened. A trade war between the United States and China is now being conducted. President Trump routinely blames China for the coronavirus pandemic. He refers to China not as a competitor but as an “enemy”. But what of Australia? For years, we claimed that Australia did not have to choose between the US and China. Recently relations have changed. Canberra angered Beijing by banning Huawei from its 5G network and calling for a truly independent investigation into the origins of the pandemic. Beijing responded by placing a ban on Australian imports and warning about Australian racism. At La Trobe’s Ideas and Society Program the former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, and Linda Jakobson, the director of “China Matters”, will discuss three questions critical to the future. Why have relations between China and the United States deteriorated? Why has Canberra apparently followed the lead of Washington? Can a new Cold War between China and the United States and its allies be avoided? -
Online event: Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Medical) Webinar
Wednesday 09 September 06:00pm
The Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Medical) provides a pathway into the graduate entry Doctor of Medicine (Rural Pathway) offered by the University of Melbourne in Shepparton for regional students intending to practice medicine in a regional location. Register for our webinar to learn more. -
Online event: A Shared Journey
Thursday 01 October 10:00am
Join the La Trobe Rural Health School to celebrate research collaborations with local communities and industry partners as we seek to develop solutions to rural health and social issues.
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'.