Active April: join our fun events to fit more movement into your day
Did you know that just 30 minutes of daily exercise can help you achieve optimal health? Get moving this coming month with our free online and on-campus activities!
Did you know that just 30 minutes of daily exercise can help you achieve optimal health? Get moving this coming month with our free online and on-campus activities!
Our social anxiety podcast series is packed with practical strategies to help you manage negative thoughts and ease social nerves.
Self-care isn’t just a buzzword—it can be a game-changer for your mental wellbeing. And this Mind Matters, taking a little time for yourself could literally pay off! Whether it’s a five-minute mindfulness moment or a full-blown self-care day, prioritising yourself is always a win—but this…
Take some time out to relax and treat yourself this week with one of our great online or on-campus events!
We're here to help you get the most out of uni life and your studies! Take advantage of our medical, counselling, chaplaincy and disability services, and seek support if you need it.
See how you can compete against other universities at the state and national level as a Deakin Dragon. Trials and selection will be held throughout April, so register now!
Relax and treat yourself next week with one of our great online or on-campus events!
Could you use a friendly ear or some advice? Our chaplains, who come from a variety of faith backgrounds, are here to support everyone – regardless of your beliefs.
Get outside for a physical and mental boost this study period! Our Walk'n'Talk sessions are a great way to connect with other students, discuss uni or other issues and look after your health.
A Deakin Disability Liaison Officer explains what the Disability Resource Centre is all about and whether you may be eligible for support.
We'll show you how to boost your study habits, communication skills, motivation, stress management techniques and more in these helpful sessions.
If you are living with autism, Deakin's NAVIGATE program can offer you support while you adapt to life at university.