MUSSE (Melbourne University Staff/Student E-news)
MUSSE is a monthly newsletter designed to keep the Melbourne community up-to-date with the latest news and events around the University of Melbourne.
Archived Issues
November 2008: Click here for the full story
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Inaugural Director/CEO of the Grattan Institute appointed
University of Melbourne graduate Dr John Daley has been appointed Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Grattan Institute, the new national public policy institute being established in Melbourne. The University of Melbourne is one of the four founding members of the Institute along with the Commonwealth of Australia, the State of Victoria, and BHP Billiton. It is Australia's first independent, non-aligned and evidence-driven public policy think tank.
October 2008: Click here for the full issue
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University and partners celebrate knowledge transfer
Adolescents, AFL players and a rural community are among the groups benefiting from projects awarded Excellence Awards in the second year of the Vice-Chancellor's Knowledge Transfer Awards. Five award-winning knowledge transfer projects were presented to a large audience at the Vice-Chancellor's Knowledge Transfer Awards and Symposium held at the Melbourne Law School on Thursday 25 September.
September 2008: Click here for the full issue
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The Eastern Precinct - a public learning space
The Eastern Precinct project at the Parkville campus continues to surprise and delight the University community in many ways as the latest refurbished area for students, the new Frank Tate Learning Centre, becomes available. The Frank Tate Learning Centre opened to students on Monday 8 September and is the second stage of the Eastern Precinct project.
August 2008: Click here for the full issue
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University makes major submission on higher education
The University of Melbourne has made a comprehensive submission to the Review of Australian Higher Education (known as the Bradley Review).The 33-page submission addresses opportunities and problems facing higher education, financing and market design of coursework education, funding of student places, social inclusion, research and research training, knowledge transfer and regulation of the sector.
July 2008: Click here for the full issue
Lead Story
University makes major submission on higher education
The University of Melbourne has made a comprehensive submission to the Review of Australian Higher Education (known as the Bradley Review).The 33-page submission addresses opportunities and problems facing higher education, financing and market design of coursework education, funding of student places, social inclusion, research and research training, knowledge transfer and regulation of the sector.