Wonder what life would be like as a Wattle Fellow? 🌼

From passionate action projects to leadership retreats, workshops and professional mentoring, the Wattle Fellowship is all about bringing your sustainability idea to life!

Apply now before 21 April → unimelb.me/3agq9sa

Are you looking for inspiration to join the 2024 Wattle Fellowship cohort? 🌼

Master of Environment student Izrael from Science at Melbourne has been working on a sustainability action project to transform film and TV productions into less wasteful ones. Apply now → unimelb.me/3agq9sa

On Australia's path to net zero, our experts from Business & Economics UniMelb discuss the risks of the Government's 'climate-first' approach.

Rosemary Addis explains why social and environmental issues should be tied together to make sustainable finance reforms → unimelb.me/4aNDZfF

Congratulations on these recent achievements from across our #UniMelb community!

🔗 Andrew King 🌈 and Hamish Clarke were recognised for their research excellence at Australian Academy of Science 2024 Honorific Awards → unimelb.me/3VHrZbl

🔗 NHMRC has recognised innovative research…

Growing up in a small country town didn’t stop chemistry PhD candidate Tayla Wilsdon from dreaming big.

Tayla’s move from country South Australia to pursue her PhD Science at Melbourne was a step out of her comfort zone, but she says it led to personal growth → unimelb.me/4aOMNSz

Nearly 70K Australians pass through prison yearly with a dramatically increased risk of preventable death after release.

New research from UniMelb MDHS explains that this can be avoidable and calls for a coordinated, whole-of-government response → unimelb.me/49rLo3j

We’re pleased to announce that Prof Jennifer Balint has been appointed the Dean of Faculty of Arts following an international search and selection process. She will commence from 13 July, taking over from Interim Dean Prof Lesley Stirling.

Read more → unimelb.me/3TSDWbE

Interested in being a part of the 2024 Wattle Fellowship program?

Gunaikurnai woman Darcy Hammond from Faculty of Arts runs workshops about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander sustainability practices as her project.

Apply for the Wattle Fellowship → unimelb.me/3agq9sa

Join @ArtsUniMelb poet-in-residence, Maxine Beneba Clarke (@Slamup) as she explores the history and links between the colonisation of Australia and people of Afro-Caribbean descent → unimelb.me/3JeR2v3

Learn the sustainability knowledge you need for the future through easy, sustainable actions. Join Green Impact and get the chance to complete real action through your own project.

Read more → unimelb.me/4azIFWY

Are you a clinician who teaches health professional students at University of Melbourne? This survey is a unique opportunity to share your voice as an educator.

Take the survey as a key contributor to the quality health workforce for the future 👉 unimelb.me/3J92h82

Another great free public lecture at Melbourne School of Design next week: Ana Miljački, historian, critic, curator and Professor of Architecture at MIT, presents the curatorial and pedagogical work of MIT’s Critical Broadcasting Lab (CBL) msd.unimelb.edu.au/events/deans-l…

New research from Science at Melbourne's Stuart Johnston shows that as noise from shipping and other human activities surges, whales will find it increasingly harder to migrate successfully.

Tap through to learn more → unimelb.me/3xrdjD4

Peer into 12th century Japan and China with our Scroll Showcase series at the Baillieu Library this month 📜

Over two sessions, @UOMCollections will showcase mesmerising stories from rare East Asian scrolls depicting life over 800 years ago.

Book now → unimelb.me/3ToFyuF

What secrets lie within some of the first press-printed books in Europe? 👀

Join @UOMCollections for an exclusive viewing of centuries-old pages from the Rare Books Collection.

📍Baillieu Library, Parkville
🗓️ 16 April, 12:30PM - 1:00PM

Book now → unimelb.me/3xssfAW

Senior Lecturer Dr Matt Harrison (Matthew Harrison 🔬+🕹+🧠) from Faculty of Education is passionate about stimulating a thirst for knowledge in our younger generations.

Listen in as he recalls some fond memories from his time in the classroom → unimelb.me/3PV7EeR

Our experts from Science at Melbourne share their latest research as they take a deep dive into dark matter and how this development could impact our understanding of the universe → unimelb.me/3J9MrtL

Throughout her education journey, support and programs like Pathways to Politics for Women helped Katharine Nikolic dream bigger and envision her future career.

Applications for Pathways to Politics for Women close 24 April, tap through to learn more → unimelb.me/432RtSd

Are you looking for inspiration to join the 2024 Wattle Fellowship cohort? 🌼

Master of Environment student Izrael from Science at Melbourne has been working on a sustainability action project to transform film and TV productions into less wasteful ones. Apply now → unimelb.me/3agq9sa

The first Science at Melbourne public lecture for 2024 is here, and you're invited!

Join experts from Science at Melbourne as they unpack how we can prepare for the Quantum Age, the ‘spooky’ realm of quantum computing and its impact on society and our planet → unimelb.me/3U2GJ3d