La Trobe University Courses

As the world's population grows and changes, we need engineering experts to design the cities, systems and infrastructure of the future.

Our environment is facing serious threats. Learn how to conserve it with La Trobe's Bachelor of Wildlife and Conservation Biology.

Speech pathologists assess, diagnose, treat and provide management and advocacy services to people with communication or swallowing disorders.People with communication disorders may have difficulties in speech, language, voice, fluency, reading and spelling.All students are required to complete the...

This practically orientated course provides training in family therapy with a focus on supervision of family work and integrating family therapy theory.

Build on your successes in the Bachelor of Human Nutrition by completing Honours to enhance essential employability skills or take your first step to a career in research, academia and beyond.You'll gain a deeper understanding of research theory, design and practice principles introduced in your...

Open the door to a career in health.La Trobe's Bachelor of Health Sciences introduces you to the physical, social and environmental aspects of health and science.

Occupational therapists help individuals and communities to maximise productivity, wellbeing and quality of life through occupational participation.

Build a career helping others with La Trobe's Bachelor of Dental Science (Honours).

Good nutrition is foundational for healthy living. With rising rates of preventable diseases and Australia's aging population bolstering demand for health services, there is an increasing demand for nutrition professionals who can help educate populations using nutrition science.

The Bachelor of Veterinary Nursing is the first para-professional veterinary nursing qualification of this level available in Australia.It is designed to produce highly skilled clinicians with exceptional levels of practical skill, knowledge and in-depth understanding gained through a stimulating...

Upgrade your current Enrolled Nurse qualification with our two-year Enrolled Nurse Entry degree.

You'll study long-term chronic illness care, Indigenous health, biosciences, emergency healthcare and mental health care. In first year, your hands-on experience begins at our on-campus clinical learning units.