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In this episode we ask, just how far academia in China will bend to politics in the era of Xi Jinping?

Too many firefighters have already died during Australia's catastrophic bushfires this summer; a new project is looking back, honouring the stories of historical firefighters who lost their lives

Science is forever evolving. International Day of Women and Girls in Science reminds us that our perception of science, and how it’s taught, should change too

How do Australia and Indonesia regard each other, and how can Australia strengthen its ties with its populous neighbour?

A visit by an Aboriginal newspaper editor to Museums Victoria inspired a project in contemporary storytelling, helping to connect Australia's First Peoples with museum collections.

Australian comics and graphic novels produced over the last 40 years tell a story of Australia unlike those in any other art form.

Join us in India to find out where marketing and communications at Melbourne can take you and your career. Delhi: 16 February 2020 and Mumbai: 22 February 2020.

When we join the dots on the upheavals of our time it becomes clearer we are in a transformational era and entering a pivotal period - order vs freedom, adaption vs nostalgia

Words change their meaning over time, but it can be hard to keep up, especially when some words evolve to mean the opposite of their original definition

Video-on-demand streaming services have rapidly shaken up Australian viewing, but the dominance of Netflix and Stan is being challenged

In the second of a two-part conversation, we look back at life as it really was for ordinary people "behind the Iron Curtain" in the now defunct German Democratic Republic.

In this episode we ask, just how far academia in China will bend to politics in the era of Xi Jinping?

As Australia endures horror bushfires, a new project by the University of Melbourne is discovering the country’s historical firefighters who lost their lives.

A University of Melbourne expert says International Day of Women and Girls in Science reminds us that our perception of how science is taught must change.

How do Australia and Indonesia regard each other, and how can Australia strengthen its ties with its populous neighbour?

A University of Melbourne collaboration is connecting Australia’s First Peoples’ with museum collections, creating a 'living archive' of Indigenous culture.

Australian comics and graphic novels produced over the last 40 years tell a story of Australia unlike those in any other art form.

Join us in India to find out where marketing and communications at Melbourne can take you and your career. Delhi: 16 February 2020 and Mumbai: 22 February 2020.

In the second of a two-part conversation, we look back at life as it really was for ordinary people "behind the Iron Curtain" in the now defunct German Democratic Republic.

The upheavals of our time point to a transformational era and a pivotal period – order vs freedom, adaption vs nostalgia, says a University of Melbourne expert

Words change their meaning over time. But some words can evolve to mean the opposite of their original definition say University of Melbourne researchers.

Video-on-demand services have shaken up Australian viewing but University of Melbourne experts say distinct strategies are now emerging amid growing competition

How is Japan set to meets its obligations to the International Olympic Committee to ensure a Games free of discrimination against LGBT athletes and event visitors?

A University of Melbourne researcher explores how the traditions many of us associate with Christmas get a cultural spin in different countries around the world

Leonardo da Vinci’s portrait of Cecilia Gallerani, known as the Lady with an Ermine has had an extraordinary history, explains a University of Melbourne expert.

It gives us great pleasure to announce the recent appointment of this distinguished academic staff member as Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor.

Can the trend towards buying sustainable fashion really help the planet, or should we simply be buying less? University of Melbourne experts unravel the issues.

In Indonesia, women are making change for themselves from the ground up and defining the future of gender equality, finds University of Melbourne research.

Open to Australian students wishing to undertake graduate coursework or research in the areas of technology and innovation, strengthening Australia-Asia ties or enabling positive social change. Applications close 4 September 2019

In this special episode, Master of Executive Arts student, Alejandro joins Pilar from A Voz Limpia, to talk about Foliaje, an upcoming bilingual anthology that they co-edited with Eyal Chipiewicz.

SWOT Vac alert: the craziest time of the semester! How are you coping?

How do our peers on campus celebrate their important days and traditions?

We are excited to announce that the Arts West Gallery will be transformed into a quiet study space for students over the swotvac and exam period (starting Monday 3 June)

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.