Our friendly Student Advisers can answer all your uni questions – from course advice and fees to parking. We're even extending our open hours at the start of the study period.
If you are living with autism, Deakin's NAVIGATE program can offer you support while you adapt to life at university.
We're on the lookout for dancers, singers, musicians, DJs and emcees, with a focus on celebrating cultures around the world, to perform on each campus during Respect at Uni Week in March.
OFest will run from 26 February–8 March as a series of on-campus and online social activities to kick off the new study year. Some events require registration and tickets are snapped up quickly, so check it out now!
Ready for T1? Noting down these important dates, including enrolment deadlines and uni holidays, will help you stay on top of things as you study.
We’ve designed this series of online workshops to help you get the most out of your studies and learning.
Cheer on Brittany Schultz as she receives her Creative Arts (Dance) degree! You're invited to witness her graduation ceremony on 14 February – but first, hear how she navigated her study journey and stayed motivated throughout cancer treatment.
Trimester 3 results will be released on Thursday 29 February. Find out what they mean and who to talk to if you're worried or need some expert advice.
If you've seen anything while at Deakin that you feel might be wasting energy, or have any ideas for how to save power, the Carbon Neutral 2025 team would love to hear from you!
If you're studying any on-campus units in Trimester 1, now's the time to create your timetable – you have until 14 February to enter your preferences.
Our online behaviour has consequences. This Safer Internet Day, learn more about how you can help us ensure our online spaces are safe and supportive for all participants.
End-of-unit assessments are nearly here, but it doesn't have to be a stressful experience – Deakin counsellor Alison Lau shares how to channel your nerves, manage expectations and access help.
