Sexuality education program for beginning teachers sets lead for Australia and world to follow
A new teacher education program developed by Deakin University academics Dr Debbie Ollis and Associate Professor Lyn Harrison and PhD candidate Claire Maharaj, will ensure beginning teachers have the skills to lead sexuality education lessons with their students.
Smashing the gamers' stereotypes and crowdfunding a new research project
Be honest, what games do you have on your phone or Facebook profile? Do your kids beg to play Angry Birds? Do you spend time while waiting in a queue slicing virtual fruit?
Deakin University has the Edge at Federation Square
Deakin University and Fed Square Pty Ltd are delighted to announce a three year partnership that marks their shared global outlook and commitment to community access, creativity, innovative use of technology and public dialogue.
Researcher's bid to raise funds to recapture 1950s Melbourne in 2013
Passionate Melbournians with an interest in photography are being encouraged to get behind a Deakin University Research My World project - RetakeMelbourne which aims to reshoot the images of immigrant Australian photographer Mark Strizic.
Deakin Makes Research Pozible
Eight Deakin University researchers are going direct to the people in a bid to find money for their research projects.
Deakin applauds Grovedale Station funding
Deakin Vice Chancellor, Professor Jane den Hollander, today applauded the State Government's announcement of funding for the construction of a new railway station at Grovedale.
Gallipoli 2015 balloting- the real capacity is 40,000
The 2015 Centenary of the Gallipoli landings on ANZAC Day is heading for disaster because the Australian Government is ignoring an option showing more people can be accommodated at the site, a Deakin University academic argues.
Deakin announces new head of global engagement
Deakin University today announced the appointment of Professor Gary Smith as its new Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement).
Alcohol fuelled aggression linked to abusive father-son relationships
Deakin University study suggests that alcohol fuelled aggression amongst young men is linked to abusive fathers.
Industry powerhouses to teach Deakin students how to master business analytics
Industry heavy weights Deloitte, Ernst & Young, IBM, SAS and Microsoft, will head into the classroom to teach students how to help their employers grapple with 'big data' as part of Deakin University's new Masters of Business Analytics.
'Town' meets 'Gown' to celebrate Deakin's Faculty of Business and Law move to Geelong CBD
Representatives of the City of Greater Geelong, Geelong community leaders and Deakin University today (Tuesday 16 April) celebrated the move of Deakin’s Faculty of Business and Law to the Geelong CBD.
Deakin expert warns on business fraud as Phantom hackers zap the sales away
Fiddling the books is now as simple as zapping records of cash till transactions away and Deakin University's fraud expert has warned business owners as well as people thinking of buying a business to check business records carefully.
Research to explore the role of nurses in culturally responsive end-of-life care
The role of nurses in ensuring a 'good death' experience for patients and their families is being explored by researchers with Deakin University's Centre for Quality and Patient Safety research.
Deakin responds to university funding cuts
University funding cuts announced by the Federal Government today are like robbing Peter to pay Paul and are curious in light of the Government's stated aim of delivering a world-class education system, according to Deakin Vice-Chancellor Professor Jane den Hollander.
Morbid obesity in women on the rise, study finds
A Deakin University study has found that the rate of morbid obesity in women increased by almost 70 per cent over a 10 year period.
Minister officially opens $12.2million Institute of Koorie Education building
The $12.2million refurbishment of the Institute of Koorie Education's building at Deakin University's Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus was officially opened today (Wednesday 27 March) by Minister for Employment Participation and for Early Childhood and Child Care, Kate Ellis.
Graeme Wines
Government take a punt on rubbery forward estimates while ignoring tax reform agenda
Tim Crowe
Creatine loading: not just for athletes
Damien Kingsbury
Foreign affairs: Defence spending down, more aid and spies
Fethi Mansouri
Media and Political Transformations in the Arab Spring
