GSA Online Yoga with Yogamigos
OnlineGSA is providing graduate students of University of Melbourne with FREE yoga classes every Monday - start your week on a positive note!
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GSA Breakfast – Tuesday 13 August
1888 Building, CourtyardEnjoy a fortnightly breakfast with GSA Tuesdays and Thursdays! These are individual events so remember you MUST register for each one.
GSA Art Class with Nila: Relax & Reform – Still Life Painting
1888 Building, room 102 Grattan St, ParkvilleFind your inner calm through a meditative Art Class with Nila. Learn new skills and meet new people in our free weekly art classes.
GSA Wellbeing Wednesdays: Yoga in-person
Gryphon Gallery, 1888 Building, Grattan St, Parkville CampusJoin us for the GSA Wellbeing Wednesdays event where we'll be practicing yoga in person at the Gryphon Gallery.
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GSA Breakfast – Thursday 15 August
1888 Building, Courtyard
GSA Queer Lunch
Gryphon Gallery, 1888 Building, Grattan St, Parkville CampusConnect with LGBTQIA+ grad students while enjoying delicious food!
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GSA Online Pilates with Yogamigos
GSA Online Pilates with Yogamigos
GSA is providing University of Melbourne graduate students with free online Pilates classes every Thursday. Get moving - your body will thank you!
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GSA Dance Exploration: Afro Beats
Gryphon Gallery, 1888 Building, Grattan St, Parkville CampusAs part of GSA's Dance Exploration series, we will bring various styles of dance to our students, every fortnight.
GSA Online Yoga with Yogamigos
OnlineGSA is providing graduate students of University of Melbourne with FREE yoga classes every Monday - start your week on a positive note!
Win a Subsidised Ticket to Future Forte!
GSA's International Officer is providing select international graduate students with subsidised tickets to the Future Forte Conference 2024.
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Tax Workshop for International Students
Gryphon Gallery, 1888 Building, Grattan St, Parkville CampusLearn about the Australian Taxation Office website, payslips, TFN, Superannuation and more!
Unlocking Justice: A Decarceration Symposium
David P Derham Lecture - Unimelb Law School (GM15)The symposium offers attendees an opportunity to engage with and critically reflect upon the theoretical and practical dimensions of decarceration within settler law. Through a keynote presentation and moderated panel discussion, we invite you to consider, ‘how does decarceration necessitate rethinking the role and responsibilities of legal professionals and educators?’