Here’s why raising awareness of biodiversity matters
By Jacinta KongNo Comments
A well-known fact among scientists is that science and beer mix very well. The Pint of Science festival, a global event where scientists give brief talks about their work in pubs, finished…
Meet the Chilean Research Group!
In Grad Groups
By CaroNo Comments
Hello there! I’d like to introduce you to the Chilean Research Group of The University of Melbourne (CREGA-Melbourne). Yes, that is correct! This group was created and is composed of…
Calling all VetAg students: GAFS wants you!
In Grad Groups, Uni life
By Nikita ChawlaNo Comments
You all must have heard the advice before: get involved and join a club. At the University of Melbourne where you are likely to have every class with different people,…
Meet the Student Conservators for Timor-Leste
In Grad Groups, Uni life
By Rachel JonesNo Comments
The Student Conservators for Timor-Leste (SCTL) is a graduate student organisation at The University of Melbourne. Established in 2014, the organisation is an initiative that follows the signing of Memorandum…
Yes, Melbourne has a space program
In Grad Groups, Uni life
By Megan ToomeyNo Comments
“Have you heard of the Melbourne Space Program before?” This is the first question I always ask when someone’s eyeing our logo or our booth at an event. And not…
Explainer: Changes to Postgraduate Commonwealth Supported Places
In Representation, Staff posts
By Emily De RangoNo Comments
This is the second in a series of posts put together by GSA’s Representation Team, aiming to explain the proposed changes to higher education policy that were revealed ahead of…
Explainer: proposed changes to HELP repayment
In Representation, Staff posts
By Emily De RangoNo Comments
This is the first in a series of posts put together by GSA’s Representation Team, aiming to explain the proposed changes to higher education policy that were revealed ahead of…