La Trobe Business School news and events
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Injury adds hurdles for inactive women in sport
Those from a lower-income household more likely to be injury-affected.
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La Trobe leads AI project on energy security
La Trobe University researchers have secured a competitive Australia–India Cyber and Critical Technology Partnership (AICCTP) Grant to develop artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain technologies.
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Online MBA ranked AA in Green MBA Index
La Trobe Business School’s online MBA has been ranked AA in the CEO Magazine 2026 Green MBA Index.
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2026 New Colombo Plan scholar travels to Malaysia
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce student Sara Ali has recently travelled to Malaysia after receiving a 2026 New Colombo Plan Scholarship.
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La Trobe, Cisco power AI innovation in India
Australia–India AI innovation sprint showcases next-gen solutions.
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La Trobe Institute to amplify AI capability
La Trobe launches Institute to amplify AI capability
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New initiative to help 1,000 businesses unlock AI
AI Business Studio to help 1,000 businesses unlock AI
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Welcome Professor Colin Higgins
Professor Colin Higgins has commenced in the role of Dean of La Trobe Business School.
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Accounting recognised at 2026 PRME Awards
La Trobe's Bachelor of Accounting degree has been acknowledged at the 2026 UN Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) Education Awards.
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La Trobe researchers secure VicHealth funding
Two La Trobe University researchers have secured almost half a million dollars in Victorian Government funding through VicHealth Impact Research grants.
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Hyperpersonalisation and AI
New study explores hyperpersonalisation in the age of generative AI.
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Renters living with mould, damp, unsafe housing
Renters living with mould, damp, unsafe housing: report
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La Trobe, Fu Jen advance global partnership
Partnership to strengthen student pathways and research collaboration.
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La Trobe Business School recognises top students
La Trobe Business School has celebrated its top-performing students at annual awards ceremonies held in Bendigo and Bundoora.
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Energy security and global tourism
New research has examined how changes in energy security risk affect international tourism.
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