#University of Melbourne

[nando161mando]

To the University of Melbourne,

We are students, alumni and 'outside agitators' and we are escalating tactics of campus encampment.

Wresting the University back, at 4am last Friday we barricaded the 'Baillieu' library, sabotaged the carceral security system that gatekeeps knowledge, and took the liberty of renaming this building 'Lions' Den Library' after the much more worthy Palestinian youth resistance group. The Lions' Den's members are all University age or younger, but instead of studying they have had to autonomously organise amongst their peers, fighting back against the genocidal Zionist entity.

Fuck your disclosure, divest now from weapons manufacturing for colonial regimes. We must reappropriate the resources stolen and hoarded by colonial institutions and make them our weapons of revolution and liberation!

THE COLONY MUST FALL. ABOLISH 'ISRAEL'. ABOLISH 'AUSTRALIA'.

REVOLUTION UNTIL VICTORY.

[equalityspeaks]

Noah De Losa shares: “I’d become a doctor and that was representative with the cap but I really wanted to represent my Queer journey as well.

I identify as quite gender fluid, and I love makeup. I love femininity, and I really love drag. It’s something that feels very authentic to me. I really love the art form, I love the history of it, and I love the provocative nature of it.”

📸 @noahloades

Love this!! ❤️ Noah, you are looking so fab on your special day.

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Why you don't want 'phantom energy' on a spacecraft

You may not have heard of piezoelectric materials, but odds are, you have benefitted from them.

Piezoelectric materials are solid materials—like crystals, bone or proteins—that produce an electric current when they are placed under mechanical stress.

Materials that harvest energy from their surroundings (through light, heat and motion) are finding their way into solar cells, wearable and implantable electronics and even onto spacecraft. They let us keep devices charged for longer, maybe even forever, without the need to connect them to a power supply.

But for these energy harvesters to work effectively, we must know exactly how much energy they can produce.

Now, for the first time, using a simple signal processing technique, our team has shown that electrical signals used to benchmark piezoelectric materials include electro-static (or phantom) energy.

Read more.

[accuratepicuresofanthropologists]

Marcia Langton is one of Australia's most accomplished anthropologists. According to wikipedia she was also the first Indigenous honors graduate in anthropology. Image via Melbourne Uni

Her report on the possible forms an Indigenous voice to parliament could take is central to current debates in Australia today.

[ravenheart101]

[indizombie]

Attempts have also been made by Indian authorities in Australia to silence critics of Modi and his Hindu nationalist policies. Thirteen academic fellows resigned from the Australia India Institute at the University of Melbourne citing interference from the Indian High Commission and attempts to censor research and writing that presented an “unflattering” image of India.

Somdeep Sen, ‘Hindu nationalists now pose a global problem’, Al Jazeera

[troglodytemignon]

Do you guys know anyone at the University of Melbourne? I would like to read a thesis that is only accessible when logged in there, and I've had no luck finding it anywhere else, I would be infinitely grateful to anyone who can get me that pdf

[oztrekk]

Great news! Australian university applications are officially open!

Get started early for a strong application! We have all the tips!

If you’ve been waiting to get started on your future, there’s no time like the present! OzTREKK’s application season is officially open and we’re here to help you take this positive step forward.

Why Start Your OzTREKK Application Now?

Starting your application early helps us ensure it’s as strong as possible, and it helps you to feel confident throughout the entire application process.

Early applications also allow us time to assess your situation so we can determine where you’re most competitive. Don’t worry—this application will not be submitted to our universities just yet!

We’ll help you determine your eligibility and let you know if any admissions tests are required.

You’ll be giving yourself plenty of time to submit your application documents to OzTREKK and to find out if you’re missing any requirements—like a prerequisite—ahead of the deadlines.

You’ll know your application timelines in advance, like when to submit documents and anticipated start dates.

[theleadersglobe]

Shoolini University and University of Melbourne Forge Global Academic Partnership

To empower Indian students with a unique dual degree opportunity, in a groundbreaking collaboration, Shoolini University, India’s No.1 Private University, has joined forces with the prestigious University of Melbourne to offer an unparalleled international education experience. The initiative kicks off with admissions underway for the dual degree Bachelor of Science Advanced (Honours) program, a testament to both institutions’ commitment to academic excellence and innovation.

A Global Academic Odyssey Begins

The partnership, formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding last year, positions Shoolini University and the University of Melbourne at the forefront of global education. Undergraduates embarking on the Bachelor of Science Advanced (Honours) journey will spend their initial two years at Shoolini, immersing themselves in a world-class curriculum, before concluding their studies in Melbourne.

Read More:(https://theleadersglobe.com/life-interest/education/shoolini-university-and-university-of-melbourne-forge-global-academic-partnership/)

Source:(https://theleadersglobe.com/)

[nando161mando]

""Notorious Melbourne-based serial pest Avi Yemini of the Canadian-based right-wing propaganda network 'Rebel News' rocked up to the student encampment at the University of Melbourne today and got a fitting reception"

"Yeminem was convicted in July 2019.

More here":

[southeastasianarchaeology]

High-Tech Rescue for the Kabayan Mummies in the Philippines

Ancient Kabayan "fire" mummies in Luzon, Philippines, face risk from environmental changes. Researchers use modern technology to study and preserve these Ibaloi ancestral remains.

via University of Melbourne/Phys.org, 23 January 2024: The Kabayan “fire” mummies, located in Luzon’s northern mountains, Philippines, are a testament to an ancient mummification tradition practiced by the Ibaloi people. Dating back to 200 BC, these mummies are now at risk due to environmental changes and deterioration. In 2023, a research team from the University of Melbourne, supported by the…

[lawschoolsinaustralia]

About Melbourne Law School Legal Internships

Did you know Melbourne Law school  is ranked the #1 law school in Australia and #8 in the world*?

The University of Melbourne is arguably Australia’s most reputable higher education institution with a tradition of excellence in research and teaching. Students from Canada choose Melbourne due to its high ranking among the best universities in the world. Among the most popular degrees for Canadians includes the Melbourne Juris Doctor.

Through the Melbourne Law School Clinic program, you’ll participate in legal internships, working with real clients to solve real legal problems. These clinical subjects allow you to hone your legal skills while providing the community with much-needed resources for public-interest law causes.

What is Legal Internship?

Legal internship is internships, externships, placements, experiential or work-integrated learning. By whatever name, these opportunities are all about practical experience. Melbourne Law School students have a choice of applying for a clinic-led internship or finding their own internship independently.Find out how you can study at Melbourne Law School

All Melbourne Law School’s placements have a public interest focus and contribute much-needed resources to community and increasing access to justice. Students have a choice of applying for one of the internship placements coordinated by Melbourne Law School Clinics or independently sourcing their own internship (Independent Legal Internship). Legal Internships are for a minimum of 15 days.

Continue reading about Melbourne Law School internships.

[physiotherapyschoolinaustralia]

University of Melbourne Doctor of Physiotherapy celebrates 10 years

The University of Melbourne Doctor of Physiotherapy recently celebrated its 10-year anniversary of graduation. The DPT program commenced in 2011 with its first graduation cohort celebrated in December 2013, which included many Canadians!

The Doctor of Physiotherapy draws on the University of Melbourne’s reputation for excellence in teaching and research to inspire and enable students to become outstanding physiotherapists ready to excel as world-class leaders in their chosen field.

About the Doctor of Physiotherapy

Program: Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT) Location: Melbourne, Victoria Duration: 3 years Semester intake: February

As a Doctor of Physiotherapy student, you will be a part of an active and energetic cohort of peers. Your interest in the human body and its abilities will be shared and supported by a diverse group of fellow students with a wide range of backgrounds, education and experiences.

You’ll experience the inner workings of the clinical schools and world-renowned facilities of the Melbourne medical precinct. Throughout your training, you will have access to unrivalled opportunities across a range of specialist areas such as cardio respiratory, pediatrics, musculoskeletal, and neurological physiotherapy practice.

Keep reading about the Melbourne DPT

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[ravenheart101]

[australiandentalschools]

Career Advice: Figuring Out Your True Calling

What’s your true calling?Canadian dentist and Melbourne DDS graduate Dr Arora

It’s certainly a loaded question and one we suspect you’ve asked yourself.

We had University of Melbourne Doctor of Dental Surgery alum Dr. Arora share how she narrowed down her true calling. She ultimately landed on dentistry; however, her advice is relevant to anyone considering their future career.

Here are some key takeaways from our chat with Dr. Aurora:

Consider You Values and Skills What do you value? Dig deep. Create a list of things that you genuinely value (as well as those you don’t). Is it family time? Travel? Interacting with people? Do you value sleep? (Does anyone not value sleep?)

What skills do you have? Are you willing to spend hours (and hours) working on them? Be honest with yourself.

Keep reading!