Life has turned full circle for NMIT graduate Heather Newnham. From a love of horses that began when she was young, Heather successfully completed her Bachelor Equine Studies at NMIT before travelling to the U.S to further her equine industry knowledge. She\’s now working in the local equine industry and is returning to NMIT to […] … learn more→

The International Office strives to make international students\’ stay at NMIT in Melbourne both enjoyable and valuable for their future. … learn more→

The ANU College of Law is one of the finest law schools in the world that has a strong commitment to an ethos of law reform and social justice. … learn more→

Arts graduate Matthew Lendrum is one of 107 Australians named as a Winston Churchill Fellow for 2011. The former student will use the scholarship to travel to the USA, UK and Germany to study how to engage children, young people and special-needs students through symphonic music. “I work for the Canberra Symphony Orchestra where I […] … learn more→

Deliberate alteration of the Earth’s environment by humans on a large scale to counter the effects of climate change and in some cases to avoid having to reduce carbon emissions, could be called ‘moral corruption’ according to a leading Australian ethicist. Professor Clive Hamilton from the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics (CAPPE) raised […] … learn more→

The ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences is recognised as a leader in its teaching and research in the creative arts, humanities and social sciences. … learn more→

The Australian National University (ANU) is one of Australia\’s premier universities and ranked amongst the best in the world. It was created by Federal Parliament in 1946 to drive the nation forward and advance Australia\’s international standing through research and education of the highest quality. ANU is distinctive because of its national mission, international focus […] … learn more→

Six East Timorese trainees have designed and manufactured an aluminium crocodile, which has cultural significance in their homeland, as part of their process and maintenance training at Challenger Institute of Technology. The trainees have just completed 15 weeks study at Challenger Institute’s Australian Centre for Energy and Process Training (ACEPT) in preparation for working at […] … learn more→

Parts of Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia are facing one of the worst droughts for 60 years, and around 10 million people are desperately in need of food, clean water and basic sanitation. For many people, access to water is a mere turn of the tap away; for Abdha Aso, a 20-year-old mother of five, it […] … learn more→

Backed by a movement of more than 2.5 million ONE members, ONE achieves change through advocacy. … learn more→