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Autism strategy empowers people to thrive

Jan 13, 2025 | latrobe.edu.au | La Trobe

Professor Nora Shields, Research Director of the University’s Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre (OTARC), said they had worked closely with the federal government to develop the strategy, with Associate Professor Josephine Barbaro (pictured) invited on the National Autism Strategy Oversight Committee.
Health leads La Trobe's top university offers

Jan 10, 2025 | latrobe.edu.au | La Trobe

More than 1400 hard-working students received offers from La Trobe today as part of VTAC's January first-round offers. This brings the total number of offers from the University, including November and December rounds, to 6683. La Trobe has increased its VTAC offers for the third consecutive year between the period of November to January. In addition, the University has made more than 4000 offers to direct applicants.
Experts available over Christmas, summer period

Dec 10, 2024 | latrobe.edu.au | La Trobe

Please contact experts directly during this period. Availability is noted under their contact information. HOW WILL A TIGHTENING ECONOMY IMPACT CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS AND HOLIDAYS THIS SUMMER?
La Trobe scientist a 'Superstar of STEM'

Dec 10, 2024 | latrobe.edu.au | La Trobe

Announced on 11 December by Federal Minister for Industry and Science Ed Husic, the program will see the cohort, who work in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), receive career support, advanced communications training and opportunities to become highly visible media and public role models.
How climate change is impacting community sport

Dec 10, 2024 | latrobe.edu.au | La Trobe

La Trobe researchers mapped the impacts of climate change on sport with help from 19 community sport managers across four Australian climate zones to provide a framework for further research and action in the area. Researchers collected data from cricket, tennis, triathlon and soccer organisations. They found costs were increasing due to delays and cancellations but also repairs from more serious storms. Participants also noted decreased social benefits of sport when events were disrupted.
Sustainability wins in latest QS rankings

Dec 10, 2024 | latrobe.edu.au | La Trobe

La Trobe’s global rank is an improvement of 21 places from 2024, placing the University 19th in Australia - up three places from the previous year. The QS rankings build on La Trobe’s success in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings, where it positioned itself as a global leader in research, teaching and community engagement aligned to key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Expert inducted into the Multicultural Honour Roll

Dec 5, 2024 | latrobe.edu.au | La Trobe

The Victorian Multicultural Honour Roll recognises the efforts of individuals who have made exceptional and lasting contributions to multiculturalism in Victoria. Associate Professor Antoniades is known for her work creating culturally appropriate dementia resources. She was a key collaborator in a new series of short films aimed at raising dementia awareness for people from diverse backgrounds, including the Arabic, Mandarin, Tamil and Greek communities.
La Trobe doubles capacity to train more workers

Dec 5, 2024 | latrobe.edu.au | La Trobe

This $4.9 million investment expands the University’s health education capabilities, providing students with immersive learning experiences designed to prepare them for a successful career in healthcare. It doubles the capacity of the Clinical Simulation Suite at our Albury-Wodonga campus from eight to 16 beds.
AI supercharges smart irrigation for farmers

Dec 5, 2024 | latrobe.edu.au | La Trobe

A smart irrigation system powered by artificial intelligence can tell sugarcane farmers when and where to water their crops in an advance that could one day revolutionise agriculture – and help preserve the health of the Great Barrier Reef.
Toolkit rolled out to Victorian Public Sector

Dec 5, 2024 | latrobe.edu.au | La Trobe

The toolkit offers simple, practical steps that employers can take to create a neurodiversity-inclusive workplace. Neurodivergent La Trobe researchers Dr Rebecca Flower and Ellen Richardson developed the toolkit in collaboration with a neurodiverse team at the VPSC. It was developed using peer-reviewed research and significant consultation with people with relevant lived and professional experience.