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La Trobe University, Mildura Campus

Locality: Mildura, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5051 4000

Address: 471 Benetook Avenue 3500 Mildura, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/mildura

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23.01.2022 La Trobe Education student, Sarah Valente, completed Year 12 in 2019 and has just finished her first year of the Bachelor of Education (Primary). Sarah was accepted into our Regional Benefits Program, due to her high achieving ATAR. She shares her top three tips for Year 12s, heading into their final exams. Tag a Year 12! Tip 1 Be kind to yourself in the lead up and through the exam period. Remember to take time for yourself to get in a positive mindset before sittin...g for your exams. Some things I did were eating well, getting a good sleep, and doing things that make me happy and calm in my breaks. I think the most important thing is to put in the effort and try your best, because that is the only thing you can ever ask of yourself. Tip 2 Plan ahead and stick to a schedule. Planning ahead is so important because it gives you the best opportunity for success, but also reduces last minute cramming and overworking. In relation to exams, the way I suggest planning ahead would be to take notes, complete practice questions, and revise content every day or a couple times every week. This ensures that when the exam date looms closer, you only need to revise, refresh and practice your knowledge and skills. Tip 3 Don’t be too hard on yourself. Awaiting Year 12 results can create anxiety for most people, but my biggest advice would be to give your schooling your best effort for the remainder of Year 12 because that way you know that no matter what your results are, you did your absolute best. Also, something else to remember is to not base your success and worth off one number or grade. No matter your result, it is a huge achievement to complete your senior year and that on its own is something to be proud of. So finally, stay positive because there are so many ways to achieve your dreams, even if you don’t get the result you hoped for.

18.01.2022 It's great to see Neil's story being celebrated!

15.01.2022 Book Week may be over, but schools can still take advantage of our virtual event in classrooms. 'It was a really a worthwhile experience and well suited for year levels four to six. What an excellent way to kick off Book Week by taking an in-depth look at the process of conceptualising, drafting and editing a book,' says Nicola Matthew of Girton Grammar School. Access the on-demand recording here: https://now.latrobe/2TQ3kA3

14.01.2022 Nurses are the backbone of our health system. As a nurse, you'll have a career for life. La Trobe’s School of Nursing is Australia’s oldest and enjoys a reputation for excellence. Apply now for semester 1, 2021. Learn from experts, then become one. Book in now for a one-on-one course advice appointment; https://now.latrobe/1on1

14.01.2022 Anne Webster - Federal Member for Mallee (and proud La Trobe alum!) meets with our Vice-Chancellor Professor John Dewar yesterday, with Senator Bridget McKenzie. Universities will have a big role to play in helping the regions bounce back from COVID-19 and we look forward to working with our community to do so.

13.01.2022 La Trobe University researchers have received $4.1m in funding from the Australian Research Council (ARC) for 10 important new projects. Announcing the projects, Minister for Education Dan Tehan described them as being in the national interest. Learn more here; https://now.latrobe/2INpxwQ

13.01.2022 Mildura student, Cosimo, is a member of the La Trobe Student Excellence Academy and La Trobe Elite Athlete Program. He shares more about what excellence means to him, why he chose to study Accounting and his sporting endeavours.

09.01.2022 Michael Carty worked in retail management for more than ten years, before taking the leap to study Education. He relocated to Mildura from Melbourne to study, as he found the lifestyle and added bonus of affordable living suited him. ‘I found that I couldn't progress further in that industry, so decided for a career change where I can learn something new, but also apply my passions. 'For those really committed to their studies, studying regionally is a no-brainer!’... Read more Michael and Nyambe's stories to change their careers; https://now.latrobe/2KoOVcC

02.01.2022 Our 2020 Engineering and Information Technology Showcase is perfect for employers, industry, schools and of course future students, wanting to find out more about engineering and IT program.

01.01.2022 Join us on November 24 when award-winning actor, Magda Szubanski AO, will discuss the negative impact of social media on mental health, achieving positive social change even during a COVID lockdown and her work with Phoenix Australia. The Violet Marshman Oration with Magda Szubanski AO will be held at 4.00pm on Tuesday 24 November. Mrs Violet Vines Marshman was born in the rural village of Branxholme in western Victoria and trained as a nurse. She devoted much of her life ...to improving the health and wellbeing of people living in regional and rural Australia. Before her death in 2014, she established the VV Marshman Charitable Trust. The $3 million investment in the Violet Vines Marshman Rural Health Initiative at La Trobe, enables the expansion of our work with communities to address the major challenges that impact on rural health and wellbeing. See more