News and events
Read about the latest news from our campus.
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Improving mental health in the classroom
New program in response to rising mental health issues in schools
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Solar edges AW campus closer to net zero
New solar carports in Albury-Wodonga to save money and emissions
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Online learning brings greater choice
Professor John Dewar AO - Vice Chancellor, La Trobe University
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Supporting essential student services
La Trobe has announced the 2021 allocation of the SSAF
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La Trobe wins Higher Education Award
Innovative Lightboard Studio wins AFR accolade
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Outstanding graduate outcomes
Strong results for employment and course satisfaction
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Summer research student stipends on offer for Albury-Wodonga campus
Students have a unique opportunity to take part in a small research project
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La Trobe unveils plan for Albury-Wodonga
Campus plan enables more regional students to become degree-qualified
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Battletac wows schools for Book Week
Hundreds of students across the state celebrated Book Week online, hearing from acclaimed authors, illustrators and poets – and a very entertaining animated robot
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La Trobe partners with Fishburners
New partnership to support entrepreneurs
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La Trobe excels in Education
Five subjects are in the top 200 this year
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Solar edges Bendigo closer to net zero
New solar carports in Bendigo to save money and emissions
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Virtual Book Week event for schools
Bendigo Writers Festival schools event goes virtual
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Virtual Dementia Friendly Rural Communities – Increasing Support for Carers of those Living with Dementia
Virtual Dementia Friendly Rural Communities – Increasing Support for Carers of those Living with Dementia
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La Trobe welcomes Government support
Federal Budget recognises importance of education and research
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La Trobe leads fight against sepsis
Scientists discover potential 'Goldilocks' approach to treating sepsis
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Bushfire recovery research funded
La Trobe life science researchers awarded almost $1.5 million funding
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La Trobe committed to a regional future
La Trobe's role in regional communities is more important than ever
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How our actions during the day can help us get a better night’s sleep
We all know we need sleep – but why do we sleep and what can we do during the day to help us sleep at night?
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Research delivers smoke taint toolkit
Determining how much smoke in a vineyard will cause tainted fruit
Register for our upcoming events.
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Master of Nursing webinar (Acute Care and Critical Care)
Wednesday 27 January 06:00pm
Are you a prospective metropolitan nurse, or wider Victorian nurse wanting to study Acute or Critical Care? Our webinar will help you find out how to achieve your future goals. -
Achieve Plus – get the university experience in Year 12
Wednesday 27 January 04:00pm
Looking for a challenge for Year 12? Study a pair of university subjects in Year 12 with Achieve Plus at La Trobe. -
Master of Disability Practice webinar
Thursday 28 January 06:00pm
Discover more about how this course equips you to further your career in the rapidly growing disability sector. The Master of Disability Practice is a fully online course designed and taught by leading researchers from La Trobe University’s Living with Disability Research Centre. -
Master of Nursing / Master of Nursing Science webinar
Tuesday 02 February 06:00pm
Are you passionate about nursing with a desire to develop your skills further? Join us to learn how the Master of Nursing, Master of Nursing Science and our suite of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) short courses will help you build your career. Hear about online study options, specialisations and Commonwealth Supported Places. -
Study arts or criminology – how to apply and get support
Tuesday 02 February 05:30pm
The world needs creative and lateral thinkers. See the world differently, study what you love and expand your future possibilities by studying an arts or criminology degree. -
Postgraduate studies in Mental Health and Mental Health Nursing webinar
Tuesday 02 February 06:00pm
Make a difference in your community's mental health. Gain a deeper understanding of mental health theory and clinical practice and develop vital assessment skills and practical skills to support clients and patients with mental health concerns. Join our webinar to find out more about this rewarding course. -
Study IT or engineering – how to apply and get support
Thursday 04 February 05:30pm
Join the next generation of engineers and IT specialists in some of the world’s fastest-moving industries, including robotics, AI and machine learning. -
Study business – how to apply and get support
Wednesday 10 February 05:30pm
The world of business is rapidly changing. Our degrees give you the complete toolkit to lead the digital transformation, not just follow it. -
Webinar: 'Breakfast at Noon' with Steve Torso, Founder at Wholesale Investor and CRIISP
Tuesday 16 February 12:00pm
In a time of uncertainty, learning to adapt to change and being innovative is the key to success. In this monthly series, we invite you to join a conversation with those who are ensuring learning to adapt and continue to grow is of a top priority especially during a time of the unknown. Breakfast at Noon is an informal way get into the minds of entrepreneurs and change-makers and learn how being creative, innovative and an opportunist can help you succeed. -
Webinar: 'Breakfast at Noon' with Aaya Hakeem - Co-Founder, CEO at PhysiPal
Wednesday 17 March 12:00pm
In a time of uncertainty, learning to adapt to change and being innovative is the key to success. In this monthly series, we invite you to join a conversation with those who are ensuring learning to adapt and continue to grow is of a top priority especially during a time of the unknown. Breakfast at Noon is an informal way get into the minds of entrepreneurs and change-makers and learn how being creative, innovative and an opportunist can help you succeed.
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'.