Graduate Study Expo

Policy reform and investment in early childhood education are vital for children's life-long learning, well-being and health says University of Melbourne expert

Each year the Arts Alumni Awards event is an opportunity to celebrate Faculty of Arts alumni making a difference locally and internationally

Australian politics needs a robust debate on the human rights implications of our refugee and border protection policies says University of Melbourne expert.

East Asia political scientists Dr Delia Lin and Dr Sow Keat Tok join presenter Ali Moore to discuss their impressions from field research of war museums in China and Japan.

Celebrating ANZAC Day with a drink is a long tradition, but one that has always been contested.

Scott Morrison’s "aspirational individualism" resonated with voters, leaving the polls behind and forcing a Labor rethink, says University of Melbourne expert.

A University of Melbourne academic says the high rate of Indigenous youth suicide can only be addressed if all Australians confont historical and modern racism.

Each year the Arts Alumni Awards event is an opportunity to celebrate Faculty of Arts alumni making a difference locally and internationally

Australian politics needs a robust debate on the human rights implications of our refugee and border protection policies says University of Melbourne expert.

Faith in democracy is plummeting in Australia, and we may be nearing a tipping point where not enough even care, warns a University of Melbourne politics expert

May 17 is IDAHOBIT - International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia - a day to stand with the LGBTQIA+ community.

Australians are voting in an age of hyper-partisan, shareable fake news; a University of Melbourne expert says social media regulation is a key election issue.

Indonesia watchers Professor Vedi Hadiz and Dr Ariane Utomo join presenter Ali Moore to discuss Jokowi 2.0.

A show by a University of Melbourne researcher puts the act of breastfeeding on stage; exploring what it means to be a ecofeminist mother in the 21st century.

Arts student wellbeing series

Arts student wellbeing series

Arts student wellbeing series

Digital publishing has led to the rise of niche microgenres in books and, according to University of Melbourne research, it’s changing our literary landscape.

Ahead of elections President Duterte's promise to decentralise The Philippines in favour of federalism is in the spotlight says a University of Melbourne expert

East Asia political scientists Dr Delia Lin and Dr Sow Keat Tok join presenter Ali Moore to discuss their impressions from field research of war museums in China and Japan.

A celebratory drink is part of Australia's ANZAC tradition but as a University of Melbourne historian explains drinking on the day has always been controversial

The Notre Dame fire devastated Parisians, and many over the world, but a University of Melbourne expert says it has long withstood violence, war and revolution.

Southeast Asia historian Dr Matthew Galway discusses Cambodia’s politics, culture and history.

The Faculty of Arts Exchange Enabling Scholarships are now open for both graduate and undergraduate students who may not be able have an overseas study experience due to specific circumstances. Applications close 28 June 2019.

May 17 is IDAHOBIT - International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia - a day to stand with the LGBTQIA+ community.

Arts student wellbeing series

Arts student wellbeing series

Arts student wellbeing series

The Faculty of Arts Exchange Enabling Scholarships are now open for both graduate and undergraduate students who may not be able have an overseas study experience due to specific circumstances. Applications close 28 June 2019.

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