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24.01.2022 Congratulations to all of the Faculty of Health graduates!

22.01.2022 Happy International Women's Day. Here's to diverse women and all that we do and bring and are. Today we stand with diverse women all over the world, as they wit...hdraw their consent and participation from systems that do not recognise their immense worth. We also acknowledge that for some people, because of employment, personal or political circumstances, it is not possible or safe to strike. We also stand with and for them. At IWDA, the doors will remain open as we continue our work for women’s rights. We believe International Women’s Day is a day when more people are listening to diverse women’s voices and we see this as an opportunity, from our privileged position in the movement, to continue our own work and support the work of others. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2017 #daywithoutawoman #womensstrike #womensmarch #womensmarchmelbourne

22.01.2022 The @FedUni International Women's Day celebration has kicked off with a talk by ICT lecturer Taino Oseni #BeBoldForChange

21.01.2022 Welcome to all our new students from FedUni Faculty of Health

20.01.2022 Federation University Australia has recorded a 16 per cent rise in first preference applications, the largest percentage rise of any Victorian university this y...ear. These strong figures coincide with the launch of the University’s Berwick Campus this month and the announcement of 1403 first round offers to Higher Education students for the 2017 academic year. See more at: http://ow.ly/t15j3086Iq3

18.01.2022 Saudi Nursing Collaboration - FedUni are building strong nursing links with Saudi Arabia. Read More: ow.ly/CWFR30adbkH The Saudi Arabian Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Hu...manitarian City rehabilitation centre will collaborate more in nursing best practice following the visit by a senior FedUni delegation this week. The partnership sets out to achieve a sustainable program of education that informs best practice and stimulates cross cultural enhancement of education, leadership building and patient care in Saudi Arabia and Australia, Dr Peck said. The project is supported by the Commonwealth through the Council for Australian-Arab Relations (CAAR), which is part of the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).

16.01.2022 Student Commons Opening at our Mt Helen Campus, by His Excellency General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (Retd), Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia

16.01.2022 Week 1 has kicked off with Market Stall Day - helping students navigate their uni-verse. Find out more at federation.edu.au/current-students #FedUni #FedGen

16.01.2022 It's not to late to start now. Applications are still open to study at Victoria's number one uni for teaching quality, graduate employment and starting salaries http://ow.ly/aKwI308HIh3

13.01.2022 Researchers from FedUni have been awarded a Victorian Government grant to research medical emergency management and the use of defibrillators in sporting environments. Sudden cardiac arrest can occur in people of all ages and it is a leading cause of sport-related fatalities. A rapid emergency response, with automated external defibrillators and cardiopulmonary resuscitation is currently the best way to save lives. See more at: http://ow.ly/JKZC308hRrj

13.01.2022 Meet Sally Bromley. Sally represents both FedUni’s School of Health Sciences and Psychology, Faculty of Health, and The Australian Institute of Sport as one of... our Women in Science. Sally has a background in strength and conditioning, both as a combat sports athlete and a coach, and her industry links with the AIS allow her to work with Australia’s Olympic athletes involved in judo, boxing and taekwondo athletes. When the opportunity to combine her sporting passion with scientific rigour through an industry-sponsored PhD scholarship came up, she jumped at it. Her PhD research project is ‘Helping Olympic combat sports athletes to perform at their best. Safely’, of course! The popularity of combat sport in general is on the rise. I am interested in tracking injury and illness in Olympic combat sports athletes, so that prevention programs can be developed which will have far-reaching impact on these athletes and their ability to successfully compete in their chosen sports. My work is setting a foundation for sports medicine and sports science practitioners and researchers alike, so that they will be able to collect high-quality data about injury and illness trends across combat sports. My work will produce best-practice data collection approaches that are prospective in nature and use tools which capture the most relevant information about health and safety issues. In doing this, injury and illness trends can be uncovered across the sports. Read more: http://ow.ly/5mDh308TTWz @australian_institute_of_sport #WomeninSTEMM #FedGen #Science #PhD #WomeninScienceday #FedUniResearch #HDR #FedUni

11.01.2022 The Faculty of Health wishes women throughout the world a happy International Women's Day. #BeBoldForChange

11.01.2022 Dear Students, Staff in the Faculty of Health are eager to receive your feedback via eVALUate this semester, so we are offering you the chance to win a number of prizes when you complete your eVALUate surveys. First prize is an iPad (32GB)!... There are also five $50 vouchers from the FedUni store up for grabs! All you need to do is complete all of your allocated surveys for Semester 2, 2017. Note that to be eligible, you need to be a current Faculty of Health student. You must provide evidence of completion of your surveys, by simply taking a screenshot of the Survey Dashboard (ensuring that the top right hand corner of the screen is visible, showing your student name and that all surveys have been completed). The screenshot should be sent from your student email account to the following email address: [email protected] prior to the closing date, where entries will be compiled and winners drawn at random by a professional panel. Note that the Terms and Conditions of the competition are available on the Faculty of Health webpage under Student Resources, or at: http://federation.edu.au//Competition-Terms-and-Conditions Timeline Week 9: eVALUate is launched Week 10: you will receive an email from the Faculty of Health via Moodle advertising the competition Week 12: you will receive a reminder email, advising you of the closing date for the competition End of SWOTvac (Nov 12 at midnight): competition closes Exam week 1 (Nov 13/14): prizes drawn, with winner of main prize advised and announced on social media (Faculty facebook page and newsletter). So fill out those surveys and best of luck with the draw!

11.01.2022 We're near the end of Week 3, assessments are probably due for a lot of people next week. If you're having trouble using the library's resources, just ask us for help. We're happy to help.

10.01.2022 Psychologist Dr Vasileios Stavropoulos presenting 'Being there and being him: Understanding Internet Gaming Disorder symptoms'

08.01.2022 Federation University Students will be the first in Australia to have access to a virtual autopsy body exploration table. The specialised teaching equipment will give health students practical, hands-on experience.

08.01.2022 The Federation University Australia #iwd2017 kicks off with an inspiring talk by Enterprise Systems lecturer Taiwo Oseni #BeBoldForChange

06.01.2022 What changes to personality or behaviour do you experience when you’re online? Dr Evita March (from our Gippsland Campus) is heading up a psychology research te...am that is investigating how different people behave online, and personality traits that might predict certain behaviour. Be part of this anonymous and confidential questionnaire and be in the running for a $200AUD iTunes gift card http://ow.ly/mVWZ3099QoJ See more

05.01.2022 Prof Penny Paliadelis shares her #BeBoldForChange moments for @FedUniAustralia's #iwd2017.

04.01.2022 The staff in the Faculty of Health congratulate all of those graduating this week from Federation University!

04.01.2022 Great news for the Gippsland region!! FedUni is delighted to play a leading role in the new $17 million Hi-Tech Precinct in Morwell. We are partnering the Vict...orian Government, Fujitsu and Federation Training to boost employment, innovation and education outcomes for the Latrobe Valley. Read more here: http://ow.ly/pvie306SQw3 See more