School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport news and events
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Study: brain trauma risks for young athlete
New study highlights the brain trauma risks for young athletes
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Women soccer players more likely to tear their ACL
Women soccer players are more likely to tear their ACL than men.
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World's first CTE diagnosis in a female athlete
Dementia linked to repetitive brain trauma in female athlete
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Top improver in QS World University Rankings
Top improver among Australia’s top 20 universities
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Supporting graduate researchers
Dr Alicja Malicka tells us about the graduate research experience in the School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport
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La Trobe's highly employable graduates
La Trobe graduates are among the most employable in the country
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Fantasy football highs and lows of IRL players
Fantasy football can negatively affect your wellbeing
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Upholding the rights of people with disabilities
New framework to uphold rights of people with cognitive disabilities
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La Trobe researchers win funding to aid future discoveries
La Trobe researchers win funding to aid future discoveries
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John Pierce wins Telematics grant for aphasia website
John Pierce wins Telematics grant for aphasia website
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Global program goes virtual
Master of Occupational Therapy Practice students will undertake their international mobility studies in Vietnam, after a hiatus due to COVID-19
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Ideas & Society Program: Disability and Australian Society: How Well Are We Doing?
Thursday 05 October 05:00pm
The October 5 event promises to be an enlightening introduction-in-depth to one of the most vital questions facing all Australians interested in the health and humanity of their society. We invite everyone with an interest in Australia’s democracy not to miss this exclusively online event. -
John Richards Centre 2023 Oration (Hybrid event)
Wednesday 25 October 05:15pm
Ageing on farm is a complex process, requiring farmers to adapt and negotiate a host of changes as they transition to new realities. This is complicated by wider societal, economic, political, and climatic changes. Our expert panel will draw on their work in adaptation and transition to help situate ageing on farm in its wider context and draw out some of the opportunities this presents. -
Strength in Numbers: A Strength & Conditioning Symposium
Friday 27 October 08:30am
Boost your knowledge, network, and uncover the latest in research and practice at La Trobe University’s third annual Strength and Conditioning Symposium