School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport news and events
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Sport, Nursing, Archaeology top 50 in QS rankings
Twelve La Trobe subjects in the world's Top 200.
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PhD candidate supports Australian Olympic Winter Team
La Trobe PhD candidate, Dr Lari Trease, reflects on her experience at Milano Cortina 2026.
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Hockey partnership boosts La Trobe opportunities
Hockey partnership a boost for students, India relationship
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Can virtual reality measure golfing ability?
New research from Dr Luke Wilkins and Dr Kane Middleton has explored how virtual reality measures golfing ability.
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Six new Distinguished Alumni awarded in 2026
La Trobe awards six new Distinguished Alumni in 2026
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Advancing athletic edge in new VIS role
La Trobe expert to advance athletic competitive edge in new VIS role
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Elite athletes and back pain
New research examines elite athletes’ lived experiences of persistent lower back pain.
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Managing traumatic knee injury
New research led by Dr Marc-Olivier Dubé and colleagues at the La Trobe Sport and Exercise Medicine Research Centre is addressing a critical gap in how traumatic knee injuries are managed.
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La Trobe deepens Australia–India partnership
VC advances collaboration on skills, innovation and research.
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Foot muscle strength and ageing
Research from Professor Hylton Menz has provided new insights into the importance of foot strengthening in older people.
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A community-centred approach to health education
As Pro-Vice Chancellor of Health Innovation and Dean of the School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport, Professor Russ Hoye is playing a key role in delivering La Trobe University’s Health Innovation Strategy.
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Women’s sport a winner in $11.7m MRFF grants
Project aims to reduce concussion, knee injuries in women's football.
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Diet and knee osteoarthritis
New research has examined how diet interacts with sex differences in people with knee osteoarthritis.
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Gender equality in community sport
New research from Dr Pam Kappelides has examined the implementation and impact of the Victorian Government’s Fair Access Policy on community sports infrastructure.
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Active adults and hip crepitus
New research finds that active adults are modifying or avoiding physical activity because of hip crepitus.
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Master of Occupational Therapy Practice webinar
Monday 27 July 06:00pm
Hear how occupational therapists can help individuals and communities to maximise productivity, wellbeing, and quality of life through occupational participation. By studying the Master of Occupational Therapy, you will develop knowledge and skills in assessment and intervention, the therapeutic use of occupation and the adaptation of environments. -
Master of Speech Pathology webinar
Tuesday 28 July 06:00pm
Graduate ready to help people live their best lives with the Master of Speech Pathology. -
Master of Clinical Audiology webinar
Wednesday 29 July 06:00pm
Start building the skills now to make a difference well into the future with the Master of Clinical Audiology. -
Master of Physiotherapy Practice webinar
Thursday 30 July 06:00pm
Discover how you can make a real difference in your community's health through a rewarding career in physiotherapy.