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Careers Launchpad tour
No full textTake a tour of the Careers Launchpad, your one-stop-shop for employability support across all stages of your career.
Swinburne's Careers Launchpad is located in the ground floor of the SPS Building, Wakefield St, Hawthorn campus
Swinburne Aviation Information Night: A Flying Start
No full textAll the need-to-know details on studying aviation at Swinburne. You'll get a breakdown of all our different aviation courses, hear insights on entry requirements, and get expert tips on career opportunities. We also cover financial info, including scholarships.
Recorded on 27th August 2025
GALLERY | SoBLE Celebrating Student Success Awards event 2025
No full textOn Tuesday 24th June 2025 the School of Business, Law and Entrepreneurship (SoBLE) celebrated their annual Celebrating Student Success Awards event where students received their prizes for the 2024 academic year
2025 Mental Health Awareness Month
No full textMental Health Awareness Month is an inclusive approach to embedding mental health awareness into everyday campus life. Student Success Coaches, Wellbeing Counsellors and VET teachers collaborated on a range of activities tailored to cohorts across the three campuses
Learner Wellbeing Action Plan 2025-2028
No full textThe Learner Wellbeing Action Plan 2025–2028 outlines Swinburne University’s strategic commitment to fostering a positive, healthy, and connected learner experience. Developed through extensive co-design with students, staff, and educators, the plan presents a pragmatic roadmap to scale existing wellbeing supports, pilot new initiatives, and embed equity-driven approaches across the institution.
The Learner Wellbeing Action Plan 2025–2028 is available as a PDF and as an accessible Word document
Start Talking 2025 - Workshop 4: Effective Storytelling with Data Visualisation
No full textThe fourth workshop for the Start Talking@Swinburne 2025 competition
Interpersonal skills as a Peer Mentor
No full textAs a Peer Mentor, your ability to build strong relationships, foster trust, and communicate effectively is crucial
Episode 3: Mental Health and Wellbeing in Australian Creative Industries with Support Act
No full textIn this episode of the Research for Social Impact Podcast, we delve into a vital study on the mental health and wellbeing of workers within Australia’s creative industries, research conducted by the Centre for Social Impact Swinburne University of Technology in collaboration with Support Act, a charity dedicated to providing crisis relief and mental health support, particularly for those in the music sector.
The episode features insights from psychologist Dr. Ash King of Support Act and the Centre for Social Impact Research Fellow Dr. Aurora Elmes, who share findings on the mental health challenges faced by professionals in various fields, including music, visual arts, performing arts, and digital games. The study reveals ongoing issues such as job precarity, low income, and heightened anxiety and burnout, problems exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Support Act plays a crucial role in addressing these challenges through initiatives like mental health training and financial assistance. Despite some positive developments, many creative workers continue to grapple with significant obstacles, including financial stress and adverse working conditions. The research underscores the importance of adequate work and income, social support and self-care, emphasising how creativity and community are essential to fostering resilience and enhancing the wellbeing of workers in these industries.
We hope you enjoy this discussion, and thanks for listening
WorldSkills: Rising Talent
No full textSwinburne vocational students prepare to take their talents to the global stage at the WorldSkills International Championships in France