La Trobe Graduate Research School

Developing future generations of thought leaders and innovators

Supporting research by creating a culture of excellence, fostering outstanding research experiences, excellent candidate outcomes and world-class industry and international partnerships.

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EXPLORE THE GRADUATE RESEARCH SCHOOL

Apply for a Research Degree

Apply for a Research Degree

Information about the steps required to apply for candidature and scholarships

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Information for New Candidates

Information for New Candidates

Learn more about the important first steps to undertake as a new candidate.

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Information for Current Candidates

Information for Current Candidates

Learn more about the resources and support systems available to you as a current candidate.

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Industry Opportunities

Industry Opportunities

Explore our industry and community engagement through internships, mentoring and PhDs with an industry focus.

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Information for Supervisors

Information for Supervisors

Induction, support and development for supervisors

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What is a La Trobe Research Degree?

What is a La Trobe Research Degree?

Our research degrees can either include publications, or may be in practice-based modes.

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Research Education and Development (RED)

Our RED team support and assist graduate researchers and academic staff in quality research practices; strategies for publication and funding; career paths, and; research communication skills. RED drives initiatives like: 3MT®, Shut up and Write, and Academic Writing Month

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News

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