Your School wants to hear from you at the upcoming Student Feedback Forums! Student Feedback Forums are an opportunity for you as Students to engage with your School about your educational experience. At your Student Feedback Forum, you will have an opportunity to give feedback on your educational experience and issues that are important to you. You will also hear from your Head of School … Continue reading Student Feedback Forums: Have your say
We all need a little time out from the hustle and bustle of uni life. Sometimes it’s difficult to find the work/life balance and make time to reflect, relax and chat with those around us. That’s why the La Trobe’s Hidden Gems series will show you little pieces of La Trobe that you may not know about. From events and opportunities happening on campus, to study places (for those days … Continue reading La Trobe’s Hidden Gems: Trendall Walk
The La Trobe Business School Academic & Support Services Expo at Bundoora is back! This is your opportunity to get the right advice and information to help you make the most our of your degree…all in one handy spot (with a BBQ lunch included!) Some of the people who will be on hand to talk to you include: Course Coordinators Learning Hub Support Student Wellbeing … Continue reading Calling all Bundoora Business students: Expo and lunch!
Trying to find an internship or work placement can be daunting. Especially when you’re trying to do it on your own. You’ve come across some great opportunities, but you’re not sure if it will meet the requirements of your degree or fit in around your other commitments. That’s where taking the Internship and Work Integrated Learning subjects come in handy. Alongside the skills you gain … Continue reading Sourcing your own Internship or Industry Placement
Ever wanted to travel ? Why not combine it with your degree! La Trobe has many overseas study opportunities available for students that can be taken for credit and not for credit. La Trobe’s History department has just announced two study tours in the United Kingdom and Russia for 2019. There are two 30 credit points subjects on offer for students to undertake: HUS2IST (for second … Continue reading Study Tours: UK or Russia
The transition from high school to university can be difficult. So many things are different, and I know that I had certainly developed some bad study habits that didn’t work when I first got to university. If I had attended the student success workshops earlier in my studies, I would have saved myself a lot of stress and had more time to be with friends. With the upcoming … Continue reading Study Success
Semester 1 O-Week saw Melbourne turn on some beautiful weather for lots of fun orientation activities to welcome new and returning students. Orientation is the perfect opportunity to get ready for starting your academic year, but the ASSC College Student Transition, Achievement and Retention team also know that it’s a great time to meet people. So we wanted to know who did you meet? And … Continue reading O-Week winners are grinners
Thinking about applying for an internship or ready to apply for graduate roles? Then this is the event for you! Even though semester has just kicked off, it’s never too early to start actively looking at making new connections in your industry. We all know that time just seems to get away once the semester really gets going, so why not make a start on your career options now. Next week the … Continue reading Careers Showcase
Rhiannon is our new intern at the Wise ASSC blog! In this post, she shares a little about her journey so far as she starts her final year at La Trobe. My name is Rhiannon and I am the new intern at the WISE ASSC blog! Throughout my time here I will share experiences that I have had through my time at university, while also … Continue reading Third time is a charm
The denouement of my time at the Wise ASSC blog also signals that I am about to enter the final stretch of my degree, with only six months to go. Continue reading The End of the Beginning
