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La Trobe is in the top 1.1% of universities worldwide.
Times Higher Education (THE), 2019, World University Rankings 2020; Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), 2019, Ranking Web of Universities
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We offer a leading career-ready program that develops the professional skills that employers want.
La Trobe’s Career Ready Advantage means you develop the skills employers want.
Top 50 in the Asia-Pacific
La Trobe is ranked as one of the best 50 universities across East Asia, South-east Asia and Oceania.
Times Higher Education (THE), 2019, Best universities in the Asia-Pacific region 2019
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Looking for inspiration? Try this care package of stories from La Trobe to help manage your isolation.
In This Together - National Reconciliation Week
"When my dad first told me about my Aboriginal heritage, I was 29. My culture was kept hidden."
Australian youth steps up for older generation
‘Now, how would it feel for young people to know that older people en masse had their backs too?’
Your own harshest critic? Be there for you
La Trobe's Ros Ben-Moshe shares how to remain loving and kind towards yourself in the daily juggle.
Free online fitness classes by La Trobe Sport
Need we say more? A live lunchtime class every day of the week including Pilates, yoga and Zumba.
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AI will be one of the most influential technologies to drive the next industrial evolution and change the way we live and do business. La Trobe’s AI course provides wide topics ranging from machine learning, computer vision, virtual reality to robotics. It helps students to learn the fundamental theories and carries the required skills applying to manufacturing, retail, financial and medical industries.
Professor Henry Duh
Head of Department of Computer Science and IT,
La Trobe University
By bridging the perceived divide between the humanities and the sciences, La Trobe’s unique Bachelor of Humanities, Innovation and Technology is a response to calls from leading scientists for graduates able to understand the technical and human side of a problem and how to solve it using ethical reasoning. The combination of social, legal, commercial and scientific knowledge prepares graduates to be future leaders in jobs that don’t yet exist.
Dr Sarah Midford, FHEA
Director of Teaching and Learning (Undergraduate), School of Humanities and Social Sciences
The Internet of Things represents the highest technology growth area globally. This disruptive technology enables industry to innovate, optimise, increase efficiency and maximise available resources. The Master of Internet of Things at La Trobe University is co-created with key industry partners and will give you a career ready foundation to be the next IoT thought leader and innovator. I invite you to join us on this exciting technological journey and to ask yourself, what part will you play in the IoT revolution?
Simon Egerton
Deputy Head – Department of Computer Science and Information Technology,
La Trobe University
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Navigating public transport safely
As COVID-19 restrictions ease, how can we use public transport safely?
Yves Rees wins Calibre Essay Prize
Yves wins for their essay ‘Reading the Mess Backwards’
Beware the ‘cauldron of paranoia’
Are China and the US sliding towards a new kind of cold war?
La Trobe research makes global impact
Associate Professor Warwick Grant awarded NIH grant for his research