La Trobe University Courses

How can we create a sustainable future if we're blind to the past? By exploring our history and understanding where we've come from, archaeologists shine a light on what it means to be human and how we - and all living things - have evolved with our environment.

To understand the big issues of our age, we need to examine social and economic issues from a range of different angles.

The Graduate Diploma in Planning is a pathway into planning for those without formal planning qualifications.

The way we learn is changing. To keep pace with the evolution of education, educators need to continually refresh their skills to take advantage of the digitisation of education and incorporate new research into how and why we learn.

The rapid globalisation of our society means international relations are more important - and more complex - than ever. Want to be a leader in this evolving world? Combine a global perspective with in-depth legal expertise.

Build on your successes in the Bachelor of Information Technology by completing Honours to enhance essential employability skills in research, critical evaluation, data analysis and interpretation, problem-solving and oral and written communication.You'll gain a deeper understanding of research...

Modern business needs to be more innovative than ever. Learn to solve complex business, sustainability and ethical issues in evolving global markets with a progressive dual lens of legal and commercial innovation.

As digital innovation transforms our understanding of how humans learn, educators are seeking to continually refresh their skills.

Experienced logistics and supply chain professionals are critical for business success - especially as organisations look to craft more resilient supply chains that can survive global shocks.

Business operations are being transformed in the digital era, leading to high demand for accountants who can blend technical expertise with a global perspective and data analytics skills. Want to become an accounting expert with career options beyond the traditional roles of accounting?

Whether it's advocating for a client, supporting community services or writing policy that shapes the nation, studying law empowers you to make an impact on society.

The media landscape is evolving, and we need new legal frameworks. In our digital age, journalists and members of the public often find themselves navigating with laws designed for an analogue world. A double degree in law and media and communication prepares you to stay one step ahead.