Our graduates are equipped to take up active and innovative roles in the world as knowledge leaders and managers of scientific, technological and social change.
Research and Research Centres
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Brain and Psychological Sciences Research Centre (BPsyC)
conducts excellent basic and applied research in brain and psychological sciences.
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has nearly thirty years' experience in social science research and education.
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Your involvement furthers the research process.
Events
- Student "Boot Camps" 2012
In 2012 the Faculty of Life and Social Sciences will run "boot camps" targeted specific groups of students. Newly enrolled students, international students, students making the transition from TAFE and students who have previously experienced difficulty with their studies are invited to attend the tailored boot camps. - Brain Health and Natural Medicine
Monday 6 and Tuesday 7 February 2012 Swinburne's Centre for Human Psychopharmacology brings together experts to present recent research on effects of natural medicines and nutritional supplements on health and brain function and effects on clinical mental health. Registrations now open. - The Historical Justice and Memory Conference
Tuesday 14th - Friday 17th February 2012
Swinburne will be hosting the Historical Justice and Memory Conference which is the first non-virtual gathering of a network established by Swinburne researchers and promotes conversations across disciplinary boundaries and across national boundaries.
There will be two keynote lectures open to the public: Prominent human rights campaigner Rama Mani and Australian Indigenous Social Justice Commissioner, Mick Gooda.
- School Education Programs
Teachers! Register your interest now!
News and Media
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The much sought-after AFL footy tips produced by Professor Stephen Clarke and the Swinburne tipping computer.
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Mental gyms reap younger minds
A daily mental 'work-out' has given a group of over 50s the brain performance of younger people a Swinburne clinical trial has shown.
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Historical Justice and Memory conference
Leading scholars will gather at Swinburne to explore how societies confront past injustices and come to terms with difficult pasts.
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The Swinburne Institute will host two public lectures about how to deal with the wrongs of the past.
Meet our Students
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Mitchell Eddy
Bachelor of Arts
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Amy Distiller
Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)
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Marie McLaurin
Graduate Certificate of Social Science in Housing Management & Policy
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Joseph Echano
Master of Multimedia
