La Trobe University Courses

The disability sector is rapidly growing. With close to 500,000 participants currently participating in the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), it's estimated that the disability workforce will need to double in size over the next three years*.

The ubiquity of digital technology has brought innumerable benefits - and some significant pitfalls.* Coupled with the increasing pressures of our globalised society, it's clear mental and behavioural conditions are increasing.** An estimated one in five Australians are experiencing a mental health...

This course aims to give students the in-depth knowledge and skills required to practice at an advanced nursing level and to provide professional leadership in contemporary clinical and professional nursing specialties.

The one-year Graduate Certificate in Occupational Health, Safety and Ergonomics comprises the foundation subjects for the Masters (and nested Graduate Diploma) in Ergonomics, Safety and Health.

More than ever, we rely on technology. We're connected for work, study and leisure. Which means it's not just tech companies that need information technology (IT) experts.

Due to the global effects of population growth and the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of people living with chronic conditions is on the rise.

Make a difference. Start a career in public health.As we've all seen, public health professionals are in high demand around the world. They provide health education and information. Prevent the outbreak of diseases.

The business world is constantly evolving. In this increasingly diverse and competitive market, employers want to find adaptable business professionals with solid management experience who understand sound governance.

Athletes and coaches aren't the only leaders in the sport industry. We also need professionals to help run and promote sporting teams, organisations, venues and events.

The future of health is digital. Are you ready?There's never been a better time to harness the power of digital health technology.

The Master of Mental Health Nursing is a specialist postgraduate qualification, taught in English, open to suitable, successful nursing graduates. It is 1.5-years full-time or 2-3 years part-time, with 8 units of study and an exit option at a Graduate Diploma (6 units of study).

As technology rapidly evolves and global trade becomes more complex, organisations around the world are seeking new business leaders who can help them navigate challenges, understand their potential and innovate new solutions.