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Some quick reads about grad student life.
If you’re enrolled in any graduate course at the University of Melbourne, you’re automatically considered a part of the GSA community. We're here to represent and support you. You belong!
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What does GSA do?
GSA speaks up within the University and in the wider community to improve graduate education, research and welfare. We fund student groups, organise events, provide 24-hour facilities and more.
What's considered a "graduate" course?
A "graduate" enrolment includes all graduate diploma, postgraduate diploma, master's, PhD candidates and other doctoral students.
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With $3,200 in cash prizes up for grabs (and more), there were over 100 entries for our inaugural #Sustainability Prize in May. Here's what happened.
Taking a step from student to full-time career professional is not always an easy path. This workshop is designed to help prepare graduate students for the challenges of entering the world of work. This 3.5 hour workshop will help you identify and develop your personal strengths. You will participate in exercises that will explore and develop strategies to harness your positive self. Limited to 20 places. Only $25 for graduate students. Afternoon tea and refreshments will be provided. Key content and exercises will include: Analysis of use of strengths Identification of strategies to increase the use of strengths professionally and personally Reflection and narrative Positive practices such as gratitude and mindfulness
Over half of all full-time domestic postgrad students have incomes below the poverty line. Many are caring for children while studying. Yet Victoria is the only state in Australia that doesn't grant them public transport concessions. Why have this damaging discrepancy? We can make Victoria live up to its "education state" claim by making fares fair. Join Fares Fair PTV and let's do it.
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