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.
First choice
We're Victoria’s number one choice for undergraduate physiotherapy.
Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC), 2019, Application Statistics 2018/19 - Undergraduate
Leaders in health and wellbeing
We're ranked 4th in Australia and 12th in the world for advancing healthier communities and supporting health equity.
Times Higher Education (THE), 2024 Impact Rankings 2024: 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
Our clinics
Our Communication Clinic, Eye Clinic and Podiatry Clinic provide high quality training to students and high quality care to the community.
Study with us
Events
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Open Day – Melbourne Campus
Sunday 03 August 10:00am
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Open Day – Shepparton Campus
Sunday 10 August 09:00am
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Open Day – Mildura Campus
Wednesday 13 August 03:00pm
News
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Key capabilities for podiatry graduates
Graduate podiatrists need the right skills to succeed in the workplace but, until now, there’s been no specific tool to assess their work readiness.
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Dr Sue Mayes AM
An internationally respected physiotherapist, teacher and mentor, Dr Sue Mayes AM, brings over 30 years' experience to her role as Senior Lecturer in Physiotherapy.
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Women and knee health
Women face higher rates of knee injuries, with lower odds of returning to sport and poorer quality of life outcomes when compared to men.
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