Keep track of these important dates for Trimester 2 2023
Ready for T2? Noting down these important dates, including enrolment deadlines and uni holidays, will help you stay on top of things as you study.
How giving up alcohol during July may change your life
Tackling Dry July is a great way to see how changing your drinking habits (whether by a little or a lot) can improve how you feel.
Create your T2/2023 timetable by Wednesday 28 June
If you're studying any on-campus units in Trimester 2, now's the time to create your timetable – you have until Wednesday 28 June to enter your preferences.
Build your skills and use all available tools for Trimester 2 2023 with these Study Support sessions
We’ve designed this series of online workshops to help you get the most out of your studies and learning in Trimester 2.
It’s time to check in with yourself and your mates this Men’s Health Week
Men’s Health Week 2023 runs from Monday 12 to Sunday 18 June, and we encourage you to think about how you can protect and boost your physical, social and emotional wellbeing by making small, simple changes.
Develop your leadership skills as you help new international students settle into Deakin life
Want to make friends from all over the world? Sign up to become a Friday Friends leader – in this volunteer role, you'll help new international students adjust to life at Deakin by hosting a series of casual on-campus catch-ups.
Your T2/2023 timetable questions answered
If you're enrolled in any on-campus units, you need a study timetable – here's all you need to know about planning and creating your Trimester 2 timetable.
International students: we can help you cope with uni life, from accommodation to financial aid
It's not easy to live and study in a foreign country, especially with the cost of living increasing. Access support for things like food and basic supplies, housing, financial assistance and health & wellbeing.
2023 World No Tobacco Day: if you smoke or vape, learn the facts and quit
Smoking tobacco and vaping carry a range of serious health risks. If you partake in either – whether on a regular or occasional basis – we can help you find ways to quit for good.
Employment opportunity: get paid to help deliver student programs and services!
Looking for paid casual work? As a Student Experience Officer or Ambassador, you'll help to design and deliver great student programs and activities, and build your leadership and communication skills. Applications close on 7 July.
Indigenous students – we invite you to share your art, culture and stories for a chance to win
Submit a deadly artwork that shares a story of your mob, Country or personal learning journey. We'll award five artists $200 each and there's also a $2000 commission on offer too.