Events

30 May - 6 June 2016
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Meet the Academic

Explore your study options further and attend an afternoon tea with the academic coordinator from your course of interest. You'll have the opportunity to ask questions about course subject options, study modes, timetables and career pathways.

Places are very limited and registrations are essential. Events only for selected courses.

15 Jun 2016
4 - 5pm

How the University of Melbourne operates: governance, structure and roles

Professor Rachel Webster, President of the Academic Board, explains everything you wanted to know about the University of Melbourne big picture.  This session will consist of 15-20 minutes of presentation and 30 minutes of questions and discussion.

For any queries, please contact Peggy Kern (Peggy.Kern@unimelb.edu.au)

15 Jun 2016
6 - 7pm

Master of Teaching (Secondary) Internship Information session

In this session, you’ll hear from the Master of Teaching Program Coordinator as they share information about the course structure, our unique placement model, entry requirements and how to apply. You will also find out what it's really like to be a Master of Teaching student from one of our current students.

Staff will be available afterwards to speak one-on-one and answer your questions.

The Master of Teaching (Secondary) Internship will be our first session, where you can get paid to teach while studying for your degree; which commences November 2016.

16 Jun 2016
1-6pm

Researching the powerful and privileged

The Social Transformations and Education Research Hub present a half-day workshop.

21 June 2016
6-7pm

Shifting away from distractions to improve Australia's schools

Dean's Lecture Series 2016

Jack Keating Memorial Lecture
Presented by Laureate Professor John Hattie

The too long school reforms have been focused on structural solutions such as curricula, assessment, class size, autonomy and parental choice. However, after decades of investing in these popular policy fixes the best that can be said for Australia is that the achievement and engagement of our students is declining. This lecture argues for the need to invest in teacher education, and the expertise of teachers and school leaders.

12 July 2016
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Academic Staff Orientation

A formal welcome to the University for academic staff levels A, B & C. Orientation provides valuable information and advice on making a successful start to an academic career in a research-led University. Orientation also provides the opportunity to meet other new starters and create networks with colleagues.

15 Jul 2016
10am-1.30pm

Fast track orientation for senior academics

A formal Welcome to the University for new senior academic staff members. Orientation offers the opportunity to familiarise yourself as a senior staff member with the University of Melbourne's scholarly community, as, well as to create networks with colleagues. For academic staff levels D and beyond.

30 Aug 2016
6-7pm

Professor Linda Smith

Dean's Lecture Series 2016

Presented by Professor Linda Smith

30 Aug 2016
3.30-4.30pm

"Be the change you want to see in the world”: Youth social action in India

Youth Research Centre Seminar Series 2016

Professor Craig Jeffrey, Director, Australia India Institute, University of Melbourne, and Dr Jane Dyson, School of Geography, University of Melbourne

5 Sept 2016
3.30-4.30pm

Young people and the labour market: interrogating the idea of a precariat

Youth Research Centre Seminar Series 2016

Professor Andy Furlong, Dean, Research, College of Social Science, Professor of Social Inclusion and Education, University of Glasgow, and Honorary Professorial Fellow, University of Melbourne

14 Sept 2016
3.30-4.30pm

Friends in high places: Following young lives in the Indian Himalayas

Youth Research Centre Seminar Series 2016

Dr Jane Dyson, School of Geography, University of Melbourne

15 Sep 2016
6 - 7pm

Master of Teaching (Secondary) Information session

In this session, you’ll hear from the Master of Teaching Program Coordinator as they share information about the course structure, our unique placement model, entry requirements and how to apply. You will also find out what it's really like to be a Master of Teaching student from one of our current students.

Staff will be available afterwards to speak one-on-one and answer your questions.

17 - 21 Sept 2016
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International Evaluation Conference

The Australasian Evaluation Society is holding their annual international evaluation conference in Perth from 17 to 21 September 2016. Delegates will reflect on what diversity and change in social, cultural, organisational, environmental, political and economic landscapes means for evaluation and evaluators.

22 Sep 2016
5.30 - 6:30pm

Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) Information session

In this session, you’ll hear from the Master of Teaching Program Coordinator as they share information about the course structure, our unique placement model, entry requirements and how to apply. You will also find out what it's really like to be a Master of Teaching student from one of our current students.

Staff will be available afterwards to speak one-on-one and answer your questions.

22 Sep 2016
7 - 8pm

Master of Teaching (Primary) Information session

In this session, you’ll hear from the Master of Teaching Program Coordinator as they share information about the course structure, our unique placement model, entry requirements and how to apply. You will also find out what it's really like to be a Master of Teaching student from one of our current students.

Staff will be available afterwards to speak one-on-one and answer your questions.

26-27 Sept 2016
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Australian College of Educators 2016 National Conference

The Australian College of Educators is holding their annual national conference in Sydney from 26 to 27 September 2016. The theme of 'Changes and challenges: The power of education to build the world to which we aspire' will bring together the ideas and knowledge of some of the country's prominent education thought leaders and practitioners.

27 Sept 2016
3.30-4.30pm

Listening to children: A diffractive methodology

Youth Research Centre Seminar Series 2016

Professor Bronwyn Davies, Professorial Fellow, Melbourne Graduate School of Education

4 Oct 2016
3.30-4.30pm

Belonging and the uses of difference: Young people in Australian urban multiculture

Youth Research Centre Seminar Series 2016

Professor Anita Harris, Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation, Deakin University

24 Nov 2016
3:30-4:30pm

Researching body image: Visual and sensory methodologies, affect and multiplicity

Youth Research Centre Seminar Series 2016

Dr Rebecca Coleman, Goldsmiths University of London

29 Nov 2016
6-7pm

Professor Bernadette McSherry

Dean's Lecture Series 2016

Presented by Professor Bernadette McSherry

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