School of Humanities and Social Sciences news and events
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Monsoon metabolisms
A new research project, supported by an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship, will investigate how energy systems across the Asia-Australia Monsoon Zone have developed over the past century.
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Building Australia’s first national gesture dictionary
A new project will document Australian gestures and build a dictionary that captures Australia’s gestural history.
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Care organisations and data
New research has provided insights into the strengths, challenges, opportunities and risks associated with current data practices across the care sector.
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Fossils confirm human ancestors first appearance
Fossils confirm human ancestors first appearance
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Youth participation in the Pacific Islands
A new study is helping to improve youth participation in policy and programming in the Pacific Islands.
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First Wurruwila Wutja Research Fellow appointed
La Trobe appoints inaugural Wurruwila Wutja Research Fellow
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Career change at 52? Student says 'just go for it'
Bendigo student proves age is just a number ahead of La Trobe Open Day
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Autistic communication
New research is challenging existing assumptions about autistic communication.
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Citizenship as bordering practice
New research from Dr Maggie Paul explores how citizenship can be turned into an instrument of persecution against a country’s most vulnerable people.
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La Trobe Institute to amplify AI capability
La Trobe launches Institute to amplify AI capability
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Improving dementia prevention and care
Research led by Professor Bianca Brijnath and Associate Professor Josefine Antoniades is helping improve dementia prevention and care in multicultural communities.
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Rethinking security for a changing world
Professor Bec Strating leads a team of researchers who are rethinking security for a changing world.
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Migrant women and diabetes
PhD research explores how South Asian migrant women in Australia manage diabetes through self-care practices.
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Career-ready media and communication alumni
Bachelor of Media and Communication graduates are hitting the ground running with practical skills and experience.
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Tackling loneliness through shared reading
Dr Sarah James is researching innovative and non-clinical approaches to address loneliness.
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Greek Studies Conference (MGSAANZ)
Wednesday 03 February 12:00am
Greek Discourses, Destinies and Dialogues Across Borders – 16th Biennial International Conference of the Modern Greek Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand.