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Students explore the Latelab
No full textJoin Cara as she explores the Latelab and asks students, "what's your favourite thing about the Latelab?
Swinburne Amplify: Staff Giving Program
No full textHear from Professor Virginia Kilborn (Swinburne Chief Scientist), Luke Bell (Director of Advancement) and Marion Ware (Head of Enterprise Marketing) who give back to students through Swinburne Amplify. Scholarship recipients Rory and Cinder explain the personal impact of these gifts
2025 Orientation highlights
No full textOur reimagined onboarding experience helped welcome a brand-new cohort of excited students, with a huge effort from across Swinburne creating an unforgettable start. We can't wait to see where the journey takes them
Re-intenting the wheel to enhance meaningful learning in an early GCLT unit at Swinburne University - Panel discussion
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2024 Vice-Chancellor's Award Winner – Research Excellence (Early Career) – Individual
No full textRebecca Davies has pioneered innovative methods for detecting outflowing gas, resulting in groundbreaking findings published in high-impact journals like Nature and garnering significant citations. Their exceptional research trajectory, demonstrated through an ARC DECRA and extensive outreach to academic and public audiences, positions them as a leader in their field
Start Talking 2025 - Workshop 3: Storytelling with Express Video
No full textThe third workshop for the Start Talking@Swinburne 2025 competition. This video covers how to develop your videos using Adobe Express
2025 Swinburne Annual Barak Wonga Oration
No full textThe Swinburne Annual Barak-Wonga Oration is designed to advance understandings in the wider community on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander issues and is named in honour of two significant Aboriginal leaders, William Barak and Simon Wonga. This year, we were honoured to welcome Nerita Waight CEO, Victorian Aboriginal Legal Services (VALS), Deputy Chair of the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services (NATSILS), and elected member of the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria.
Nerita Waight is a proud Yorta Yorta and Narrandjeri woman with Taungurung connections and is an experienced solicitor with a demonstrated history of working in the legal and community services industry.
Nerita discusses 'A Path to a Just Justice System' and explores the history of Victoria's legal system. Providing a clear overview of the current legislative and policy landscape and outline a proposed path forward, through Treaty and toward establishing a fair and equitable justice system for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Isander community
