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  • SCEMS Engagement & Employability Celebration

    Digital Innovation Hub 2 Science Drive, Bundoora VIC, Vic, Australia

    The School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematical Science (SCEMS) Engagement & Employability Celebration is designed to recognise and celebrate students who contribute beyond their studies through leadership, volunteering, student initiatives and community engagement, while strengthening a sense of belonging and connection across the School.

  • Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation

    Come along to find out what mindfulness meditation is all about and get a taste of its benefits! Session date: Thursday 10 September 2026Time: 2pm–3pmLocation: Face to face, Bundoora Campus (venue provided upon registration) How to register: Register your interest via the link below. If you have any questions before registering, please contact us at counselling@latrobe.edu.au

  • Horse Riding and Hanging Rock tour (S2_2026)

    Woodlands Somerton Road Woodlands Historic Park, Greenvale, VIC, Australia

    LTSA International Student Council organise a trip to horse riding and Hanging Rock

  • Free school readiness hearing assessment

    La Trobe Health Clinic 2 Science Drive, Bundoora, VIC, Australia

    The Audiology Department at La Trobe University is pleased to offer free School Readiness Hearing Assessments for children aged 4–5 years who are preparing to transition to primary school.Assessments will be conducted by Master of Clinical Audiology students under the supervision of a qualified, accredited audiologist. All dates: ContactDr Michelle LoeligerClinical Placement CoordinatorEmail: m.loeliger@latrobe.edu.au

  • Twilight tour – Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary

    Join us for a twilight tour of Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary, where conservation, culture, and community come together. Led by knowledgeable guides, you’ll learn about the history of the area, discover local wildlife, and see firsthand what over 60 years of ecological restoration effort can achieve. Don't miss the chance to explore this special part […]

  • SABE Open Research Day – Bundoora

    School of Agriculture, Biomedicine and Environment invites you for an exclusive meet and greet event. Network with researchers, tour our facilities and explore research pathways. Hurry, spots are filling up fast! Pizza and networking lunch available! Register below or scan QR code in the image.

  • Join the AccessHack 2026

    AccessHack 2026 is a hands-on innovation challenge where students from across Australia will work in teams to tackle a real-life problem developed in collaboration with the Australian Federal Police (AFP). Hosted at La Trobe University’s Bendigo campus, this beginner-friendly event is open to students from all disciplines, with a particular focus on engaging students from […]

  • Master your Motivation

    Struggling with waning motivation and focus as the semester ends? Join our Academic Skills Advisor to discover effective strategies for clearing those final hurdles and finishing strong.

  • De-stress and Reset: online program

    Feeling overwhelmed? In just one hour, learn simple, practical techniques to reduce stress, boost your wellbeing, and feel more confident managing the challenges of university life. Session date: Tuesday 15 September 2026 Time: 2pm Location: Online (link provided upon registration) How to register: Register your interest via the link below. If you have any questions before registering, […]

  • Getting Back on Track with your Assessments

    This workshop will look at strategies to help you get back on track. We'll talk about prioritising tasks, time management, and where to go for more support.

  • Student-Led Conversation Club – Week 9

    Looking to practise your English and meet new people? Join the Student-led Conversation Club at Bendigo. Whether you’re new to Australia, an international or domestic student, or simply want to build confidence speaking English, you’re welcome to join. What you’ll get: - Friendly, relaxed conversations - Opportunities to meet students from different backgrounds - A […]

  • Sir John Quick Public Lecture 2026

    Who Owns the Water? From Colonial Control to Indigenous Water JusticePresented by Travis Lovett, proud Kerrupmara Gunditjmara, Boandik man and Traditional Owner Drawing on Traditional Owner voices and Travis' own reflections, this lecture identifies three reforms needed to achieve Indigenous water justice: improving water efficiency, formally recognising Indigenous water rights, and embedding those rights within Treaty negotiations. This is more than a conversation about water. It is about […]