La Trobe University

A new partnership between La Trobe University and Think Forward Educators will provide increased opportunities for collaborative research for School of Education researchers and Think Forward Educators’ national network. La…

La Trobe University welcomes today’s announcement of the Primary Care Nursing and Midwifery Scholarship Program at our largest regional campus by Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care Ged Kearney in Bendigo. La…

La Trobe University has welcomed Infrastructure Victoria’s recommendations to adapt the state’s infrastructure to ensure it is better prepared for climate change and reduce harm and the costs of disaster recovery. The latest…

La Trobe University will purchase 100 per cent renewable energy as part of its commitment to be Net Zero by 2029. The University has entered into a Power Purchasing Agreement (PPA) with global energy leader Iberdrola,…

A La Trobe University researcher has received almost $1 million in Federal Government funding to investigate ways to improve care for pregnant women. Six projects across Australia will share in $5 million from the National…

Mildura students have celebrated the end of their studies and the culmination of many years of sustained effort as part of La Trobe University's campus graduation ceremony. The Friday celebration, held at the Mildura Arts…

More than 570 students from La Trobe University's largest regional campus have taken centre stage to celebrate their studies across three days of graduation ceremonies in Bendigo. The Ulumbarra Theatre hosted the three-day…

The La Trobe Business School has again been recognised as a leader in business education, with its Online MBA ranking 6th in Australia and 33rd in the world in the latest rankings by UK-based CEO magazine. The impressive…

NASA has announced that when humans take their first steps back on the moon after 50 years during the Artemis III mission, astronauts will cultivate and return lunar-grown plants to Earth for the first time. Known as Lunar…

The bond between a mother and infant may be stronger than first thought, a La Trobe University study has found. Researchers have provided evidence that maternal circadian disruption, from mothers returning to shift work,…