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Digital Studio

The Digital Studio provides services, expertise, equipment and collaborative spaces for Faculty of Arts researchers and industry partners working in the digital humanities, arts and social sciences (HASS).

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The Digital Studio leverages digital technologies to transform the ways in which teaching, research and scholarship are performed in the humanities, arts and social sciences (HASS). In association with University Library and Research Platforms, it offers a combination of research project development resources for staff and students, as well as the technical expertise and services in infrastructure and technology to underpin innovative research and collaboration.

What's happening in the Digital Studio

  • 2019 Graduate Internships

    Applications are now open for the 2019 Digital Studio Graduate Internship program

  • Seminars

    Find out about upcoming seminars or view videos from past seminars

  • Upcoming Events

    Explore the seminars, workshops, and other events happening in the Digital Studio

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Upcoming events

  • 20 February 201921 February 2019
    Melbourne Research Bazaar Conference 2019
    Event
  • 25 February 201927 February 2019
    eTeaching Blended Learning Boot Camp
    Event
  • Thursday 14 March 2019
    Linguistic digital tools training
    Event
  • Wednesday 20 March 2019 1pm - 2pm
    Seminar 1: Indigenous Australia and Digital Futures
    Event
  • Wednesday 3 April 2019 1pm - 2pm
    Seminar 2: Indigenous Australia and Digital Futures
    Event
  • Wednesday 17 April 2019 1pm - 2pm
    Seminar 3: Indigenous Australia and Digital Futures
    Event
  • Wednesday 1 May 2019 1pm - 2pm
    Seminar 4: Indigenous Australia and Digital Futures
    Event
  • Wednesday 15 May 2019 1pm - 2pm
    Seminar 5: Indigenous Australia and Digital Futures
    Event

Past Events

  • 19 November 201821 December 2018
    Arts eTeaching/eLearning 2018 Showcase
    eShowcase 2018
    Event
  • Wednesday 5 December 2018 3pm - 4:30pm
    Recoding relationality: Indigenous new media and digital storytelling
    Event
  • 30 November 20182 December 2018
    #TestFestVic - A Hackathon to Increase HIV Testing in Victoria
    Event
  • Wednesday 21 November 2018 9:30am - 5:30pm
    2018 AusStage Symposium
    Event
  • 31 October 201816 November 2018
    2018 History Capstone showcase
    History Capstone conference
    Event
  • 19 October 201829 October 2018
    Audiovisual Objects of Fame
    Percy Grainger collage
    Event
  • Wednesday 24 October 2018 5pm - 6pm
    Demystifying Museum Soft Power
    Event
  • Wednesday 17 October 2018 10am - 2pm
    Digital Heritage Workshop
    Event
  • Wednesday 17 October 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital heritage seminar - Digital interactions in cultural materials conservation
    Nicole Tse
    Event
  • Wednesday 10 October 2018 4:30pm - 6:30pm
    2018 Digital Studio Internships Showcase
    Digital Humanities
    Event
  • Wednesday 3 October 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital heritage seminar - Digital environments of Indigenous song
    Taruru (sunset) at Cossack
    Event
  • Wednesday 19 September 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital heritage seminar - Re-photography as a tool for citizen heritage
    Figure 3
    Event
  • Wednesday 5 September 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital heritage seminar - Creating a short film digital archive
    Event
  • Monday 3 September 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Artificial arts: textual-creativity in the age of AI
    Dinosaurs x Flowers, Chris Rodley, 2017
    Event
  • 27 August 201831 August 2018
    Researcher @Library Week 2018 - Enabling next generation scholarship
    Event
  • Friday 31 August 2018 10am - 4pm
    Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
    Event
  • Wednesday 29 August 2018 4pm - 5pm
    Visualise Your Thesis awards event
    rlweek visualise 2018
    Event
  • Wednesday 29 August 2018 11am - 12pm
    Better the DEVL you know! New tools, and services for HASS researchers
    rlweek 2018
    Event
  • Wednesday 22 August 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital heritage seminar - New imaginaries of digital heritage space
    Trove screenshot
    Event
  • Wednesday 15 August 2018 12:30pm - 1:30pm
    eTeaching Digital Pedagogy: Videoscribe
    Event
  • Thursday 9 August 2018 12:30pm - 1:30pm
    eTeaching Digital Pedagogy: Qualtrics
    Event
  • Thursday 9 August 2018 10am - 11am
    Create your ePoster with PowerPoint (Visualise Your Thesis)
    Website ePoster Technical
    Event
  • Wednesday 8 August 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital heritage seminar - Ghost signs: Digitising street art
    Ghost Sign Flickr Bonito Club
    Event
  • Wednesday 8 August 2018 10am - 11am
    Design your ePoster: Make it visual (Visualise Your Thesis)
    Website ePoster Design
    Event
  • Tuesday 7 August 2018 10am - 12pm
    Keep it short, sharp and to the point: Working with text (Visualise Your Thesis)
    Event
  • 3 July 201827 July 2018
    Suns of Mercury: Mediating Multiculturalism
    Suns of Mercury: Mediating Multiculturalism
    Event
  • Wednesday 18 July 2018 12:30pm - 1:30pm
    eTeaching Digital Pedagogy: Learning Analytics and the LMS
    Learning Analytics and the LMS
    Event
  • 9 July 201811 July 2018
    eTeaching Blended Learning July Boot Camp
    Boot Camp
    Event
  • Thursday 28 June 2018 2pm - 5pm
    Transcription training with Elan
    Screen ELAN 494
    Event
  • Thursday 28 June 2018 12:30pm - 1:30pm
    eTeaching Digital Pedagogy: Lecture Capture 2018
    Lecture Capture 2018
    Event
  • Wednesday 20 June 2018 12:30pm - 1:30pm
    eTeaching Digital Pedagogy: Podcast Pedagogy
    Podcast Pedagogy
    Event
  • Wednesday 13 June 2018 12:30pm - 1:30pm
    eTeaching Digital Pedagogy: Evaluating Blended Learning
    Evaluating Blended Learning
    Event
  • Wednesday 6 June 2018 3pm - 4pm
    Data Wrangling and Visualisation: Session 3 Deep Dive B
    SCIP
    Event
  • Wednesday 30 May 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital Humanities Marathon: Digital City
    Scott McQuire
    Event
  • Wednesday 23 May 2018 3pm - 4pm
    Data Wrangling and Visualisation: Session 2 Deep Dive A
    SCIP
    Event
  • Wednesday 16 May 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital Humanities Marathon: Digital Design Experience
    White Night 2017
    Event
  • Wednesday 9 May 2018 3pm - 4pm
    Data Wrangling and Visualisation: Session 1 Introduction
    SCIP
    Event
  • Thursday 3 May 2018 10am - 12pm
    Using geographic information in a HASS virtual lab: Geocoding requirements
    Aurin HASS virtual lab
    Event
  • Wednesday 2 May 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital Humanities Marathon: Digital Intimacy
    Squirting Emoji by Alice Wood
    Event
  • Thursday 19 April 2018 10am - 4:30pm
    Interactive Data Visualisation workshop
    Event
  • Wednesday 18 April 2018 1:30pm - 4pm
    Introduction to Textual Analysis with NLTK
    Event
  • Tuesday 17 April 2018 10am - 4:30pm
    Interactive Data Visualisation workshop
    circ dataviz
    Event
  • 4 April 201812 April 2018
    Visiting Researchers: University of Birmingham
    Event
  • Wednesday 11 April 2018 4:30pm - 5:30pm
    Wandering Bodies: Ambient Literature, Entanglements, and Embodied Cognition
    Ambient Literature
    Event
  • Wednesday 11 April 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital Humanities Marathon: Digital Linguistics
    Disciplinary Frontiers
    Event
  • Tuesday 10 April 2018 10am - 11am
    Inside the Unhuman Machine: Renderings of Human Subjectivity in CGI Media Artworks
    Event
  • Wednesday 28 March 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital Humanities Marathon: Digital Bodies
    Augmented Studio
    Event
  • 19 March 201823 March 2018
    Diversity Week: Visual Poetry
    Diversity Week
    Event
  • Wednesday 14 March 2018 1pm - 2pm
    Digital Humanities Marathon: Digital Embodiment
    City of Androids, John McCormick and Adam Nash (Wild System)
    Event
  • 20 February 201822 February 2018
    ResBaz Melbourne 2018
    Event
  • 12 February 201816 February 2018
    Blended Learning Bootcamp
    eTeaching bootcamp 2018
    Event
  • Friday 22 December 2017 9am - 4pm
    SCIP Data in the Field Lab
    SCIP Logo
    Event
  • Friday 15 December 2017 9am - 4pm
    SCIP Data in the Field Lab
    SCIP Logo
    Event
  • Friday 8 December 2017 9am - 4pm
    SCIP Data in the Field Lab
    SCIP Logo
    Event
  • Friday 1 December 2017 9am - 4pm
    SCIP Data in the Field Lab
    SCIP Logo
    Event
  • Friday 24 November 2017 9am - 4pm
    SCIP Data in the Field Lab
    SCIP Logo
    Event
  • 20 November 201722 November 2017
    eTeaching/eLearning Showcase
    Arts eTeaching Showcase
    Event
  • Friday 17 November 2017 9am - 4pm
    SCIP Data in the Field Lab
    SCIP Logo
    Event
  • Friday 10 November 2017 9am - 4pm
    SCIP Data in the Field Lab
    SCIP Logo
    Event
  • Thursday 9 November 2017 2pm - 4pm
    "Claim your ORCID and unlock your researcher profiles": Information Session & Workshop
    Event
  • Friday 3 November 2017 9am - 4pm
    SCIP Data in the Field Lab
    SCIP Logo
    Event
  • Wednesday 1 November 2017 1pm - 2pm
    Visualise your data for HASS: Information session and workshop
    DS pattern banner
    Event
  • Wednesday 1 November 2017 10am - 11am
    "Claim your ORCID and unlock your researcher profiles": Information Session & Workshop
    Event
  • Friday 27 October 2017 9am - 4pm
    SCIP Data in the Field Lab
    SCIP Logo
    Event
  • Thursday 26 October 2017 2pm - 4pm
    "Claim your ORCID and unlock your researcher profiles": Information Session & Workshop
    Event
  • Thursday 19 October 2017 4pm - 5pm
    Podcast Launch: "My Marvellous Melbourne"
    Event
  • Wednesday 18 October 2017 12pm - 2pm
    "Claim your ORCID and unlock your researcher profiles": Information Session & Workshop
    Event
  • Wednesday 18 October 2017 12:30pm - 1:30pm
    “Liberating Technologies”: Digital Cultures of Protest in China
    Event
  • Thursday 12 October 2017 2pm - 4pm
    "Claim your ORCID and unlock your researcher profiles": Information Session & Workshop
    Event
  • 26 September 201728 September 2017
    ASA-ITIC Conference
    Event
  • Thursday 28 September 2017 2pm - 4pm
    "Claim your ORCID and unlock your researcher profiles": Information Session & Workshop
    Event
  • Monday 25 September 2017 3pm - 3pm
    Open Data Workshop
    Event
  • Wednesday 20 September 2017 10am - 12pm
    "Claim your ORCID and unlock your researcher profiles": Information Session & Workshop
    Event
  • Friday 8 September 2017 1pm - 2pm
    The Digital Beyond: Living, Dying and Impossible Futures
    Event
  • Thursday 31 August 2017 2pm - 4pm
    'Open Archives, Open Minds': Increasing the value of data through shared collections
    Event
  • Wednesday 9 August 2017 1pm - 2pm
    Digital Conversations Series
    Event
  • Wednesday 7 June 2017 1:30pm - 2:30pm
    Find & Connect: What even is it?
    Event
  • Thursday 25 May 2017 1pm - 2pm
    Nurseries of living thought: growing museum knowledge in the digital age
    Event
  • Tuesday 23 May 2017 9:30am - 4:30pm
    Interactive and Online DataViz and Web Apps (with Javascript and Plotly)
    Event
  • Thursday 18 May 2017 1pm - 2pm
    Cultural Collections: Opportunities to connect and intersect
    Event
  • Tuesday 16 May 2017 9:30am - 4:30pm
    Interactive and Online DataViz and Web Apps (with Javascript and Plotly)
    Event
  • Monday 15 May 2017 10am - 3pm
    Beginners LaTeX for Articles and Reports
    Event
  • Thursday 11 May 2017 1pm - 2pm
    Germaine Greer Archive: letters and sounds
    Event
  • Tuesday 9 May 2017 9am - 5pm
    Introduction to R Workshop
    Event
  • Thursday 4 May 2017 1pm - 2pm
    The Soviet Famines of the 1930s: Using digital representations of complex geographically referenced statistical data to inform narrative history
    Event
  • Tuesday 2 May 2017 10am - 1pm
    Digital Visions: Showcasing the Future of Cultural Research
    Event
  • Thursday 27 April 2017 2pm - 4pm
    Intro to Omeka Workshop
    Event
  • Thursday 27 April 2017 1pm - 2pm
    Creative Convergence - Enhancing theatre for young people in the regions
    Event
  • Thursday 13 April 2017 1pm - 2pm
    Zooniverse, the online citizen science platform
    Event
  • Thursday 6 April 2017 1pm - 2pm
    Return. Reconcile. Renew. The Repatriation of Old People.
    Event
  • Thursday 30 March 2017 1pm - 2pm
    Research blogging and podcasting: the positives and pitfalls
    Event
  • Monday 27 March 2017 9am - 5pm
    Web Based Data Visualisations Workshop
    Event
  • Thursday 23 March 2017 1pm - 2pm
    Post-Hollywood: The Illusion of Location in Melbourne’s Post, Digital, and Visual Effects Industry
    Event
  • Thursday 16 March 2017 1pm - 2pm
    An Argument-Based Approach to Digital Media Research and Evaluation
    Event
  • Wednesday 15 March 2017 1pm - 2:30pm
    Visualise Your Data (HASS): Information session and workshop
    Event
  • Thursday 9 March 2017 1pm - 2pm
    GuggenTube: Online Power of Global Brands
    Event
  • Wednesday 8 March 2017 12:30pm - 1:30pm
    Zotero, Mendeley or EndNote? A brief overview for the Faculty of Arts.
    Event
  • Tuesday 28 February 2017 5:15pm - 7:30pm
    The Digital Humanist and the Challenges to Humankind
    Event
  • Thursday 23 February 2017 12pm - 1pm
    Cultural Analytics: Understanding Today’s Digital World
    Event

The Digital Studio is home to a growing number of exciting programs and research projects at the intersection of social sciences, humanities and the digital world. From online heritage to data mining, we provide space, advice and equipment for the cutting edge of digital research.

Current Programs

  • Seminars

    The Digital Studio hosts a diverse range of seminars, leading debates and discussion for digital scholars; whether critics, creatives or champions.

  • Digital Studio Graduate Internship

  • Visiting Fellows

    The Digital Studio supports international knowledge exchange across the digital humanities, arts and social sciences, by hosting a range of fellows and visiting researchers.

  • Digital Studio Live

Research Projects

  • Deep Mapping: Creating a Dynamic Web Application Museum "Soft Power" Map

  • Creative Convergence: Enhancing impact in regional theatre for young people

  • Investigating Actual and Perceived Videotext Complexity in Second Language Video Comprehension

  • Melbourne History Workshop

  • Theatre and Dance Platform

  • Visualising Special Music Collections

Assistant Dean, Digital Studio

Professor Rachel Fensham

Professor Rachel Fensham
Professor Rachel Fensham

Professor Rachel Fensham is a dance and theatre scholar with a history of research development in the digital humanities. She is Lead Chief Investigator (CI) on the ARC Linkage project, "Creative Convergence: Enhancing Impact in Regional Theatre for Young People" (2015-2018) and CI on the LIEF project for AusStage 6 which has developed an interoperable Theatre and Dance Platform at the University of Melbourne. She established the Digital Humanities Incubator (Melbourne, 2014-5) and in the UK, she launched the Digital Dance Archives and Move Research. Forthcoming publications include editing a section on "Making and Assembling" for the Routledge Handbook of Interdisciplinary Research and a long article on issues in dance research for a forthcoming Methuen Handbook. With Professor Peter M. Boenisch, she is co-editor of the Palgrave book series, "New World Choreographies" which has just launched its seventh title.

  • Digital Studio staff

    Digital Studio Project Officer

    Tom Vasey
    Email:
    tjvasey@unimelb.edu.au

    Tom is a professional who has worked primarily in museums and libraries. He has a particular interest in how digital technologies are transforming the ways people discover and interact with cultural collections.

    He began his career promoting cultural collections, initially at Museum Victoria and then at the Australian War Memorial. More recently Tom has been working with the archives and heritage collections at Newcastle Library, leading on digitisation projects, the development of an online collections discovery platform, and the management of digital born acquisitions.

    Working in the Digital Studio, Tom is interested to further explore how digital technologies can remake encounters with cultural collections; expanding access and reforming discovery behaviours.

    Digital Studio Admin Assistant (Casual)

    Nat Cutter
    Email:
    nat.cutter@unimelb.edu.au

    Nat is a current PhD candidate in the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies, researching the experiences and impact of English expatriates in seventeenth-century North Africa. He is interested in cross-cultural engagement, social networks, evangelicalism, millennialism, diplomacy, and piracy.

  • Digital Studio Research Fellows

    Dr Natalia Grincheva

    Dr Grincheva is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Research Unit of Public Cultures at The University of Melbourne. She pursues her career in the field of digital humanities focusing on development of new computational methods to study contemporary museums as important players in creative economy. Her first book, Branding the Global Guggenheim: Cultural Diplomacy in the Neoliberal Age, explores franchising museum practices as new avenues for contemporary institutional diplomacy and global museum PR. The second monograph forthcoming in 2018, Museum Diplomacy in the Digital Age, will contribute to the 'Museum Meanings' Routledge series. It will explore online museum spaces as sites of social activism and digital diplomacy through several case studies of the largest museums in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific.

    Dr Tyne Daile Sumner

    Tyne is a researcher and teacher in English and Theatre Studies. Her research interests include 20th Century American literature, surveillance, confession, privacy, media, and Digital Humanities. Tyne is currently the Engagement Consultant for the new Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Data Enhanced Virtual Laboratory (HASS DEVL) project. The aim of this national project is to bring together data, digital research tools, and services to enhance the skills and output of the HASS research community. Tyne is also a Senior Research Community Coordinator for Research Platform Services, where she supports the open-source web-publishing platform Omeka and runs trainings, events, and workshops in the Digital Humanities space. In this role, Tyne recently co-edited The Digital Research Skills Cookbook: An Introduction to the Research Bazaar Community. Tyne's key digital projects in 2018 include the creation of 'Surveilit,' an interactive online database exploring the relationship between surveillance and literature as well as DigiCom, an SSAF Grant-funded project that will explore the 'Tech Journey' of 5 PhD candidates who are using digital tools in their research. Get in touch with Tyne if you’d like to know more about Omeka trainings, the HASS DEVL or the Digital Research Skills Cookbook. She’s also on Twitter at @tynedaile.

    Dr Daniel Russo-Batterham

    From 2011 to 2013, Dr Daniel Russo-Batterham worked as a researcher at the Centre d’Études Supérieures de la Renaissance in Tours, France, while completing a Master of Music. In April 2018, he graduated from his PhD at the University of Melbourne where he examined seventeenth-century lute songs, with a particular focus on the relationship between text and music. Following graduation, Daniel participated in the 2018 Digital Studio internship program, where he used digital tools to examine Australian and French trench literature from the First World War. He has been using python and associated technologies to analyse music and text for the past five years and continues to be involved with a broad range of Digital Humanities projects in Australia and France. Daniel is currently collaborating with the Grainger Museum and the Rare Music Collection to create interactive online resources that offer unique insights into the musical materials held at the University of Melbourne as part of the project Visualising Special Music Collections

    Mr Emad Alghamdi

    Emad Alghamdi is a PhD student in the School of Languages and Linguistics. His research focuses on understanding videotext complexity for language learners. Before starting his PhD, Alghamdi completed an MA in English (TESOL) and an MS in Educational Technology in the USA. He founded KAUx, a MOOC platform, and led several educational technology projects in Saudi Arabia. His research interests are in Videotext Complexity, Multimodality, NLP, and Machin Learning.

    Mr Andrew Fuhrmann

    Andrew Fuhrmann is a Research Fellow for AusStage, LIEF17. His research interests include digital collections for the performing arts, poetics and contemporary dance and performance analysis.

    Mr James Lesh

    James is a PhD Candidate in the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies. His thesis examines the place of urban conservation in the twentieth-century Australian city. He is interested in the relationship between cities, heritage, people and technology. He is the Digital Project Officer for the Melbourne History Workshop project.

  • Informatics Support staff

    Social and Cultural Informatics Platform (SCIP)

    • Dr Mitchell Harrop partners and consults on many of the Digital Studio projects and is especially active in the Melbourne History Workshop
    • Greg D'Arcy
    • Geordie Zhang

    SCIP website

  • e-Teaching staff

    Meredith Hinze (Manager, eLearning /eTeaching)
    Email: m.hinze@unimelb.edu.au
    Phone: +61 3 8344 3573

    Mitch Buzza (eTeaching Training & Support Officer and LMS Faculty Representative)
    Email: mitch.buzza@unimelb.edu.au
    Phone: +61 3 9035 7549

    Cameron Dunlop (eTeaching Production & Learning Officer)
    Email: dunlopc@unimelb.edu.au
    Phone: +61 3 9035 3974

    Daniel Hayward (eTeaching equipment Loans officer)
    Email: arts-equipment@unimelb.edu.au
    Phone: +61 3 8344 1372

    Plus two casual production staff.

  • Steering Committee members

    Steering Committee members

    Professor Rachel Fensham
    Assistant Dean, Digital Studio

    Ms Donna McRostie
    Research and Collections representative (Acting Director, Research and Collections, University Library)

    Dr Stephen Giugni OAM
    Research Platform Services representative (Director, Research Platform Services)

    Mr Ken Clarke
    Engineering representative (Electrical and Electronic Engineering / Melbourne Networked Society Institute (MNSI))

    Ms Catrionadh Dobson
    Business Developments representative (Senior Business Development Manager, Faculty of Arts)

    Ms Eliette Dupre Husser
    Research representative (Research Manager, Faculty of Arts)

    Associate Professor Paul Gruba
    Petascale Campus representative (Academic Convenor, Humanities and Social Sciences)

    Mr Tom Vasey
    Digital Studio Project Officer

  • Management User Group members

    Ms Marija Grgic
    Faculty Teaching representative (Acting Manager Strategy, Planning and Resources Unit)

    Ms Bernie Farrell
    Facilities/OHS representative (Facilities, OHS and Records Manager, Strategy, Planning and Resources)

    Ms Ailie Smith
    eScholarship Research Centre (ESRC) representative (Research Archivist)

    Mr Lyle Winton
    Social and Cultural Informatics Platform (SCIP) representative (SCIP Platform Manager)

    Dr Tyne Daile Sumner
    Digital Chamber researchers representative

    Ms Meredith Hinze
    e-Teaching rep (Manager, eLearning/eTeaching, eTeaching Unit)

    Mr Tom Vasey
    Digital Studio Project Officer

Facilities in the Digital Studio

The Digital Studio's spaces are available to be used by Faculty of Arts researchers, staff and partners.

If you haven’t used the Digital Studio spaces before please register first.

Planning a large or a public event? Please email digital-studio@unimelb.edu.au or call 9035 7936 to discuss your requirements.

Would you like help promoting your event? Please complete the Digital Studio public event listing form.

Make a booking

Rooms

  • Digital Lab

  • Digital Workshop

  • Collaborative Rooms

  • Immersive rooms

  • Exhibition Space

  • FAQs – Booking spaces in the Digital Studio

Technology

  • Zeta book scanner

Location and contact details

The Digital Studio is located on the 2nd and 3rd floor, West Wing of the Arts West (Building 148).

Access is from Level 2 of the West Wing of Arts West, during 9.00 am - 5.00 pm or via the lifts in the rear foyer the West Wing of Arts West.

Office Hours at the Information Hub (Room 3.10)

Tuesday to Friday 9am-5pm

Closed Monday

Contact

Email: digital-studio@unimelb.edu.au
Phone: +613 9035 7936
Twitter: @digitalstudioUM

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