Global research partnerships
La Trobe partners with institutions around the world to deliver globally leading research. We are committed to undertaking research that benefits society, industry and communities.
OUR GLOBAL NETWORK
La Trobe has an extensive global network and is part of a world-wide community of research excellence. Together, we push the frontiers of knowledge, transform communities, and deliver benefits to society.
GLOBAL CONSORTIUMS
We’re members of multiple world-leading global consortiums, focusing on cross-border collaboration and partnerships that tackle complex, large-scale challenges across the globe.
International Fellowship Program
The La Trobe International Fellowship Program provides funding and support to outstanding researchers from across the world, to visit and develop research programs with La Trobe University, that tackle complex challenges in areas of strength. The collaborative projects advance our ambitions to work at the edge of innovation, create real impact in key fields of study, and attract sizeable research funding to solve major global problems. Applications opening soon!
OUR GLOBAL INITIATIVES
Global Graduate Research
We have a range of doctoral programs with global partners, that provide unique opportunities to work with world-class researchers, across multiple countries, from diverse institutional contexts. Graduates develop advanced research skills and training, and have the opportunity to also expand their inter-cultural communication and networks.
GLOBAL GRADUATE PROGRAMS
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News
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AI could help everyday riders train like pros
AI could put elite cycling in hands of everyday riders.
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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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Global violence prevention expert visits La Trobe
La Trobe welcomes internationally recognised violence prevention and women’s and adolescent health expert Dr Elizabeth Miller to for a series of research, community and public engagement activities.
Events
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2026 Violet Vines Marshman Oration
Thursday 08 October 05:30pm