School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport
We are changing the face of health and wellbeing in Australia and abroad through education, research and practice.
Our undergraduate and postgraduate programs feature practice-based education that delivers outstanding graduate employment outcomes.
We help students succeed no matter where they are in their education journey.
Our School provides an innovative, evidence-based curriculum for our students, delivering excellent graduate employment outcomes, and supporting the health workforce through professional education courses.
One of the largest and most diverse health sciences schools in Australia
Top 30 globally
We’re ranked in the world’s top 30 for sport.
Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), 2026, QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026: Sports-Related Subjects
#3 worldwide for health and wellbeing
We’re ranked third in the world for advancing healthier communities and supporting health equity.
Times Higher Education (THE), 2026, Impact Rankings 2026: good health and well-being
Real work settings
Learn in Victoria’s leading hospitals through our on-site clinical schools and work placements.
Find out more about our health placements
La Trobe Health Clinic
A key focus of the La Trobe Health Clinic is supporting people to access affordable healthcare. At the same time, the Clinic provides valuable hands-on learning opportunities for students, helping to build a skilled and compassionate future health workforce. Together these services offer collaborative care that supports health and wellbeing for all.
OUR COURSES CREATE PROFESSIONALS WHO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
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Events
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Open Day – Shepparton Campus
Sunday 09 August 09:00am
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Open Day – Mildura Campus
Wednesday 12 August 03:00pm
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Open Day – Albury-Wodonga Campus
Sunday 16 August 09:00am
News
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Global citizenship in occupational therapy
A new study highlights the importance of global citizenship in preparing occupational therapy students for the complexities of contemporary practice.
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Supporting people with communication disabilities
Professor Robyn O’Halloran and her team are working to ensure people with communication disabilities receive the support they need to navigate healthcare with confidence.
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Developing cultural responsiveness in dietetics
A new initiative in the Master of Dietetics is helping future dietitians develop the cultural responsiveness needed to work respectfully and effectively with Indigenous communities.
Indigenous Acknowledgement
La Trobe University proudly acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands where its campuses are located in Victoria. We recognise that Indigenous Australians have an ongoing connection to the land and the University values their unique contribution to both the University and the wider Australian society. Find out more