Student team meets astronaut
American astronaut Colenel Pamela Melroy's recent visit to the
University of Melbourne included meeting students working on NASA-funded
research to mathematically model Lunar and Martian soils. more
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ALUMNI PROFILE: Elizabeth
Ambrose
Degree: Arts/Law 1998
Current Position: Translator with the
International Criminal Court in The Hague
Well travelled and with a passion for justice, Elizabeth
Ambrose has put her talent for translation to work in a
court which aims to ensure the gravest international crimes
do not go unpunished. more
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ALUMNI NEWS
Melbourne University Magazine published
The full-colour 2005 Melbourne University Magazine has
been published and it's full of information about the University,
its research programs and, of course, its alumni. more
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Postgraduate Information Week in September
The University of Melbourne Postgraduate Information Week is
the best way to discover the endless options available to you
through postgraduate study. Faculties and departments across the
University of Melbourne will be holding information sessions for
prospective postgraduate students. more
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Your Gift at Work
Thanks for the generosity of our alumni, indigenous students
are receiving recognition for their academic achievements and
financial support for their future achievements. more
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Senior engineering alumni reunite
In early July over 135 people gathered for the the fourteenth
“50 Years On” lunch for senior engineering graduates.
more
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UNIVERSITY NEWS
Open Day at the Univesity of Melbourne
A smorgasboard of educational possibilities will be on display
at the University of Melbourne’s annual Open Day on Sunday
21 August. more
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September launch for ethics in business
An important new educational initiative - the Gourlay Visiting Professorship of Ethics in Business - is to be launched in Melbourne in September by its inaugural recipient and internationally recognised US business ethicist, Professor Steve Salbu. more
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RESEARCH NEWS
Grants worth $25m to Uni health, medical research
University of Melbourne researchers have won almost $25 million
in competitive Federal Government funding for health and medical
research. more
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Japanese war brides subject of new study
The life experiences of Japanese women who settled in Australia
after marrying Australian servicemen around the period of the
Second World War – the so called ‘Japanese war brides’
– are the subject of a new research project at the University
of Melbourne. more
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JOB OF THE MONTH
Research Analyst
Adviser Edge, a leading Melbourne-based investment research company
specialising in the evaluation of agribusiness investment products
and investment and industry research to many of Australia’s
leading financial services companies requires a Research Analyst.
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Positions available at the University of Melbourne.
COMING EVENTS
The University runs over 1000 events during the year. For a complete
list of events, visit
the website.
10 AUGUST (Wednesday)
The
decline of the literary paradigm in Australian publishing
Speaker: Mark Davis, English Department, University of Melbourne.
Public Lecture
12 AUGUST (Friday)
Writing
culture: panel discussion.
A panel of academics will discuss the almost total neglect of
writing in academia, in general, and in the social sciences in
particular
Seminar/forum
15 AUGUST (Monday)
Down
Syndrome: Choice or chance?
Speaker: Associate Professor Jane Halliday
Public Health Genetics Unit, Murdoch Children's Research Institute.
Public Lecture
16 AUGUST (Tuesday)
Melbourne
Education Careers Expo
Annual event tailored to provide students and professionals in
the education field with information and advice about how to shape
and develop their careers.
Fair/Expo
17 AUGUST (Wednesday)
Dispute
resolution in a complex international society
Speaker: Professor Catherine Kessedjian (Universite Pantheon-Assas,
Paris II)
Public Lecture
18 AUGUST (Thursday)
St Vincent's
Hospital Postgraduate Information Evening
For prospective medical research students.
Information session
22 AUGUST (Monday)
Redressing
the balance of inflmmatory lung disease
Speaker: Professor Peter Barnes, leading expert on the pathogenesis
and treatment of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Seminar/Forum
23 AUGUST (Tuesday)
Obligation,
Responsibility and Respect
Speaker: Ms Margaret Jackson AO, Chairman of the QANTAS Board.
Public Lecture
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