2019 AN Smith
Lecture in Journalism

The evolving lives and language of women in Japan

Diversity Week celebrates our commitment to creating an inclusive and connected university community that embraces our diversity on campus with an exciting program of keynote speakers, performances, workshops and social events.

As Indians prepare to vote in the general election, a campaign promise could bring wage equality to the tens of millions of India’s poorest people.

Our knowledge of the ancient world owes a lot to chance discoveries. Here, we share the stories of some of the most important and unlikely finds from ancient Western history

Visiting a museum can help older Australians with their overall mental and physical wellbeing, and bring the generations closer together

Applications for two $40 000 Regional Journalism Scholarships at The University of Melbourne are now open to encourage more regional and remote students to undertake journalism courses. Applications close 31 May 2019.

How healthy is China's healthcare system?

Hello and a huge welcome to both new and returning students of the Bachelor of Arts 2019! We hope your summer break has been revitalising and you are feeling excited to begin/continue your Arts journey. Register for three unmissable events during O-Week.

Professor Duncan Maskell, Vice-Chancellor of The University of Melbourne delivers an important message about respect, the organisation's position on sexual assault and harassment, and services available to students and staff.

The evolving lives and language of women in Japan

Diversity Week celebrates our commitment to creating an inclusive and connected university community that embraces our diversity on campus with an exciting program of keynote speakers, performances, workshops and social events.

Enlightenment, Romanticism, and Contemporary Culture research unit and the Critique, Creativity, and Innovation research network seminar and public lecture program for Semester 1, 2019 launched

Ancient records were almost exclusively written by men, but archaeology and a new focus is making ancient women visible, says a University of Melbourne expert.

As Indians prepare to vote in the general election, a campaign promise could bring wage equality to the tens of millions of India’s poorest people.

Our knowledge of the ancient world owes a lot to chance discoveries. Here, we share the stories of some of the most important and unlikely finds from ancient Western history

Visiting a museum can help older Australians with their overall mental and physical wellbeing, and bring the generations closer together

Applications for two $40 000 Regional Journalism Scholarships at The University of Melbourne are now open to encourage more regional and remote students to undertake journalism courses. Applications close 31 May 2019.

How healthy is China's healthcare system?

Hello and a huge welcome to both new and returning students of the Bachelor of Arts 2019! We hope your summer break has been revitalising and you are feeling excited to begin/continue your Arts journey. Register for three unmissable events during O-Week.

Professor Duncan Maskell, Vice-Chancellor of The University of Melbourne delivers an important message about respect, the organisation's position on sexual assault and harassment, and services available to students and staff.

Chance discoveries have been key to our understanding of ancient times. Here, University of Melbourne experts tell the stories of some of these important finds.

In the new book The Change Makers, the University of Melbourne's Professor Marcia Langton says leadership is doing the right thing at the right time.

Australia’s colonial art is a window to the past that can help us understand the fraught and violent history of settlement says a University of Melbourne expert

The holidays are here, the family is around, so what feel-good movies to watch together and reconnect? Relax, here are ten from University of Melbourne experts

The protests in France are a distant echo of 1789 and are a critical challenge for President Emmanuel Macron, argues a University of Melbourne historian.

The Roman emperor Augustus is often held up as a model statesman, but a University of Melbourne expert warns admirers should be careful what they wish for.

The 'soft power' of museums can now be mapped, assessed, and properly appreciated after University of Melbourne researchers created a unique online mapping tool

Living in a diverse area means you are more likely to be open to refugees; unless you identify with the Liberal party, Melbourne University research finds.

Technology is changing our love lives and has been for a while now; but a University of Melbourne expert says despite accusations it's shallow, romance is alive

Diversity Week celebrates our commitment to creating an inclusive and connected university community that embraces our diversity on campus with an exciting program of keynote speakers, performances, workshops and social events.

Hello and a huge welcome to both new and returning students of the Bachelor of Arts 2019! We hope your summer break has been revitalising and you are feeling excited to begin/continue your Arts journey. Register for three unmissable events during O-Week.

Master of Journalism student Jack Banister, who has been awarded the highest honour in journalism in Australia, a Walkley award, an inaugural Melbourne Press Club Michael Gordon Fellowship, and the John Newfong Prize for Reporting on Indigenous Affairs.

Naomi Wong began her Master of Marketing Communications at The University of Melbourne after initially studying Science. Being passionate about startups, Naomi shared her experience in Melbourne with us so far.

Siti Mahdaria began her Master of Marketing Communications at the University of Melbourne in February with support from the Australia Awards scholarship.

Students and teachers, apply now to study the Professional Certificate in Language Assessment in 2019