What kind of Deakin student are you?
We want Deakin to be a great place to study, work and spend time. But it takes all of us to keep our culture positive, safe and inclusive. Here's what you can do.
Respect. Consent. Equality: here’s how to turn words into action
Learn more about power and privilege, and prepare yourself for future relationships, careers and other life experiences by completing this short online module in T3.
Check out these summer internship opportunities for students with disability
The Stepping Into program offers practical paid work experience for successful students and recent graduates with disability who may face significant obstacles in gaining employment.
Learn how to protect yourself online in this dedicated self-defence webinar for women
Women and those who identify as female are common targets of online abuse. Get some practical advice on how to make your social media interactions positive and safe – and learn where to go for help if you need it.
We’re all human: embrace diversity and understanding this Wear it Purple Day
As part of our Wear it Purple Day celebrations, a Human Library will bring together members of our LGBTIQ+ community to share their stories. Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn and gain a new perspective.
What kind of Deakin student are you?
Do you know what Deakin stands for as a university? Find out how to make a positive contribution while you're here – from studying honestly to supporting our inclusive culture.
It’s NAIDOC Week: how to celebrate and respect our First Nations peoples
This NAIDOC Week, we're coming together to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Here's what's happening at Deakin and in the community.
Help us create a deadly playlist for NAIDOC Week – you could win a UE Wonderboom speaker!
What's your current or all-time fave Indigenous tune? Get your requests in now for our NAIDOC Week playlist, and you could win a UE Wonderboom speaker valued at $129!
This NAIDOC Week, immerse yourself in the world’s oldest continuing culture
NAIDOC Week, when we celebrate our incredible Indigenous culture and history, is running from 3 to 10 July. You don't want to miss these events, so register now!
Be part of the solution: learn about respect and equality in this short online module
Prepare yourself for future relationships, careers and other life experiences by learning about respect, gender equality and diversity. You'll also be contributing to Deakin's safe and respectful environment.
What does ‘reconciliation’ mean to you? Share your thoughts for the chance to be published!
Reconciliation is a national issue, but it can also be deeply personal. Submit a piece of creative writing on what reconciliation means to you and it may be published in Verandah Magazine!
Be Brave. Make Change: will you help to tackle the unfinished business of reconciliation?
This National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week, discover some simple ways you can help to make Australia a more just, equitable and reconciled country.