In COVID-19, Employability, Staff posts, Webinars
Thursday 7th May 2020 GSA's Tevita Lesuma is joined by Megan Dench, Manager of Careers and Employability for Student and Scholarly Services, who provides advice on the resources Graduate Students…
In Representation, Staff posts
COVID-19 advocacy strategy GSA Representation Team representation@gsa.unimelb.edu.au 30 March 2020 Main policy platform Pending further consultation with graduate students, GSA is advocating for four key policies: Additional three-month candidature extensions…
In Staff posts
Introducing our new CEO, Rachna Muddagouni Monday 2 December 2019 The University of Melbourne Graduate Student Association (GSA) is pleased to introduce Rachna Muddagouni as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective…
In Staff posts, Uni life
2018 was a huge, important year for GSA. We took on new challenges and pushed ourselves to grow in new directions, launching initiatives such as the GSA LEAD program and…
It's Week 12 of semester 2, and that means a few different things. First, if you're a coursework student, you're probably drowning in revision or assignments. And second, the weather…
According to a study by Headspace and the National Union of Students, 83% of tertiary students in Australia are stressed. On top of that, 79% feel anxious and 56% report…
In Representation, Staff posts
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…
In Representation, Staff posts
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…
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In Melbourne and Victoria, Staff posts
Whether you’re a newly arrived international student, have just moved interstate to study in Melbourne, or are a life-long Melbournian who’s never stepped too far off the beaten track, this…
