See also: Food on campus Convention centres Victoria University venues and catering department want to know your thoughts about food on campus. This time, we want to know your thoughts on the current vending machine at VU. This is your chance to let us know if you are happy with the current vendining machines at VU, and if you're not, tell us how to improve them. It's a short survey that will take you less than 5 minutes, and you'll go into the draw to win $50 VU bookshop voucher. Contact us Jennifer To Venues and Catering Phone: +61 3 9919 7100 Email: jennifer.to@vu.edu.au
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See also: Creative Industries How many writers can fit into a university cafeteria and how many words can they generate in two hours? Find out by joining other writers at Write Out, an afternoon of intense writing games and exercises designed to break through writers’ blocks and maximise word count. Everyone is welcome, whether you are a published wordsmiths or a beginners, just remember to bring a laptop or a notepad and pen. Event details Location Building 1A cafeteria, Werribee campus Date and time Saturday 17 July 2010, 1:00pm - 3.30pm RSVP Isabelle Lebouder Phone: +61 3 9919 2681 Email: isabelle.lebouder@vu.edu.au
VU Postgraduate degrees are the clever way to stand out Victoria University (VU) has a range of postgraduate business programs based in the heart of Melbourne's CBD. This great location is close to transport, so you can fit your study around work. This session is for those planning a career change, wanting to pursue postgraduate studies to improve promotion prospects, or those already in a specialised career who would like to move into management or private practice. The session will include: overview of business courses available at VU access to course coordinators for individual advice how to apply fee information alumni experience information for International students Postgraduate Business Courses ...
The Office for Postgraduate Research and VU Postgraduate Association are calling for expressions of interest for the 3-Minute Thesis Competition (3MT). The event will be held in mid-August (date, location and prize money to be announced shortly). You are required to present a compelling three minute speech on your thesis topic and its significance, using one Powerpoint slide. The winner will represent VU at the Inaugural Australia and New Zealand competition, hosted by the University of Queensland (UQ) on Tuesday 21 September 2010. First prize is $5000, runner-up is $2000 and the people’s choice prize is $1000. The competition is open to all enrolled ...
VU is pleased to present the 8th Asia-Oceania Symposium on Fire Science and Technology (AOSFST). This Symposium constitutes the triennial event of Asia-Oceania Symposium on Fire Science and Technology. The most recent AOSFST held in Australia was in September 2001 in Newcastle. Holding the next AOSFST in Melbourne at VU is a fitting tribute to the significant contribution that members of the research group in the Centre for Environmental Safety and Risk Engineering (CESARE) have made to fire science. Date: Tuesday 7 December-Thursday 9 December 2010Location: Rydges Hotel, Swanston For more information, contact AOSFST Secretariat by email aosfst@vu.edu.au
Above: The corner of Moore and Barkley Street, Footscray. Footscray was originally a heavily industrialized area with cheaper housing, which made it attractive to migrants. Although Greek, Italian and Eastern European migrants were the original occupants in the 1950s and 1960s, these populations have been replaced by Vietnamese residents as the predominant migrant nationality. This is further shifting again, accommodating large populations of Africans in recent times. Because Footscray is increasingly going under de-industrialization (contracting factories offshore), old factories are being developed into modern housing estates and commercial complexes. With this new housing development, there has been a recent gentrification as ...
Information related to this event » VU academic calendar The University is closed on Christmas Day. See the VU academic calendar for a full list of semester dates for 2009.
