WINTER 2013
Expanding regional health and arts education | Gates Foundation funds disease research | Our disciplines among world’s best | Creative writers in the limelight | Key AgriBio science centre opens | New Fellows explore ideas for science and society
June 4, 2013
June 4, 2013
Ms Donaldson with her son Ashley Snr, left,  and grandchildren Zhane, Ashley Jnr and Shakisha May 28, 2013
May 23, 2013

NSW Premier’s Book Prize, and shortlisted for the Miles Franklin

May 21, 2013

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Authors Carrie Tiffany and Lisa Jacobson

A novel by La Trobe student Carrie Tiffany, completed as part of her PhD studies in English, has won the New South Wales Premier’s Literary Award and is one of five works shortlisted for this year’s prestigious Miles Franklin literary award to be announced later this month. Ms Tiffany’s novel Mateship with Birds also won […]

New archaeology treads lightly in dangerous lands

May 10, 2013

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La Trobe University archaeologist David Thomas recently invited people to join him on a ‘dig’ in Afghanistan at some of that country’s oldest and most exciting historical sites. Yet there was no need for flak jackets and armed guards. That’s because Dr Thomas is one of a new breed of archaeologists who uses satellite images, […]

Survey ranks our disciplines among best in the world

May 8, 2013

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Students in Agora_Low res copy

La Trobe University disciplines have been rated among the world’s top 100 in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject. The rankings evaluated 2,858 universities verifying 8,391 programs on the basis of 68 million citations. Sociology came in at number 43, placing La Trobe in the world’s top 50 most elite institutions. In four other […]