What’s on at Deakin and in your community: October round-up
Get your diaries out! Here's your monthly round-up of the most happening events and activities, both at Deakin and in Melbourne, Geelong and Warrnambool.
Get your diaries out! Here's your monthly round-up of the most happening events and activities, both at Deakin and in Melbourne, Geelong and Warrnambool.
Your peer mentor experience renders you eligible for casual employment as a Mentor Program Support Officer – see how you can develop yourself and our peer mentor program in this rewarding role!
Mental Health Month is an opportunity to focus on how we can all contribute to better mental health and become more aware, included and connected in meaningful ways. Try our simple tips to manage stress and nurture your wellbeing.
Beta Alpha Psi is an internationally recognised honour society for high-achieving students in accounting, finance, business analytics or information systems. Meet some Deakin members and find out why you should join!
See part two of our money-saving tips to make your finances go further!
Do you travel by bus to classes at Burwood? From Sunday 15 October, you'll have a much easier commute, with more services and increased frequency across several routes.
Help us improve your course by completing the eVALUate survey. You can have your say until Sunday 29 October 2023.
Voting is now open for student positions on the University Council, Academic Board and faculty boards. Check your Deakin email for details on how to vote – you can have your say until 5pm, Friday 6 October.
UPDATE MediaSite, Deakin's Lecture Capture System is now available.
The Victorian Government is offering scholarships to support secondary teaching degree students with the cost of studying and living.
As a Business and Law Peer Mentor in Trimester 3, you'll help to give new students a great start to uni life – but you'll also benefit from learning new skills and boosting your employability.
We are aware of a spam email that was sent to many Deakin students from Monday 18 September. The email was designed to get students to engage with contract cheating services under the pretext of supporting students with assessment difficulty or needing assistance.