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 Scheme
La Trobe International Fellowship Program is now open for fellowships involving visits to La Trobe in 2027. The Program provides funding to host prominent researchers from outside Australia with the aim to increase our international research collaboration, support development of major funding strategies, and enhance the University’s reputation. Applications close on Monday, 28 September 2026
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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Investigating the immune triggers of heart attacks
La Trobe University researcher Dr Maria Jelinic has been awarded almost $150,000 in funding from the Heart Foundation to investigate how stressed cells inside coronary artery plaques may contribute to heart attacks.
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Welcome Dr Amy Page
La Trobe Rural Health School welcomes pharmacist, educator and researcher Dr Amy Page.
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HBRC researchers join first ONJCRI team selected for CSIRO ON Prime program
Two HBRC researchers have joined the first ONJCRI team selected for CSIRO ON Prime, strengthening pathways to research translation.
Events
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Ophelia Masterclass: Optimising Health Literacy and Access
Monday 22 February 09:00am