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“Good teaching is not enough to improve student outcomes without sound school leadership,” argues former Department of E...
28/08/2026

“Good teaching is not enough to improve student outcomes without sound school leadership,” argues former Department of Education Executive and Founding Director of Zbar Consulting, Vic Zbar.

Join us for the 2026 Jack Keating Memorial Lecture as Vic Zbar draws on years of experience to explore the crucial role of leadership in sustaining change, and the practical approaches that enable good teaching to make a school-wide difference.

Registration is free, bookings are required. A ticket type is available to receive a copy of the recording for those unable to attend in person.

Available now → https://go.unimelb.edu.au/7r2h

A packed theatre, a timely conversation and a powerful reminder of the role education can play in responding to some of ...
27/08/2026

A packed theatre, a timely conversation and a powerful reminder of the role education can play in responding to some of the most pressing issues facing society today.

At last night's Faculty of Education Dean's Lecture, Professor Michael Flood explored the manosphere: what it is, who is drawn into it and why, and the inequalities it claims to address. He considered the critical role of policymakers in preventing its harms, while also offering practical reflections for parents and teachers.

The discussion highlighted how education can help young people recognise manipulation, challenge harmful gender stereotypes, navigate online cultures and develop healthier understandings of masculinity, relationships and belonging.

Thank you to Professor Michael Flood, Professor Kate Reynolds and Professor Chelsea Hyde, and to everyone who joined us for this important conversation.

20/08/2026

Education carries a promise: that every student has the opportunity to learn, progress, belong and thrive.

In the latest episode of Talking Teaching, Dr Sophie Specjal sits down with Stephen Gniel, CEO of the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), to discuss what it takes to deliver on that promise.

🎧 Listen now at → https://unimelb.me/3rhOdDK

20/08/2026

Education carries a promise: that every student has the opportunity to learn, progress, belong and thrive.

In the latest episode of Talking Teaching, Dr Sophie Specjal sits down with Stephen Gniel, CEO of the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), to discuss what it takes to deliver on that promise.

🎧 Listen now → https://unimelb.me/4b5eZ67

That's a wrap on Open Day 2026 ✨💙Campus was buzzing all day long as prospective students and their families toured the...
16/08/2026

That's a wrap on Open Day 2026 ✨💙

Campus was buzzing all day long as prospective students and their families toured the Faculty of Education, dressed up in our drama studio, chatted with current students and academics, played games and learnt all about the potential pathways for a future in education.

A massive thank you to our incredible community for sharing their passion for education today and everyday. We hope to see some familiar faces back on campus in the near future.

Coming to Open Day this Sunday 16 August? Hear a sample lecture, join a workshop, pick up an instrument in our arts st...
15/08/2026

Coming to Open Day this Sunday 16 August?

Hear a sample lecture, join a workshop, pick up an instrument in our arts studio and discover everything there is to know about a future in education. Our friendly Faculty of Education staff will be around to answer questions and guide the way.

⏰ 10am–4pm
📍 Kwong Lee Dow building and across the UniMelb campus
🔗 Plan your day → https://unimelb.me/4fZlQ3Z

Congratulations to our newest graduates 🎓👏🏼 This is only the beginning as you carry your knowledge and passion into clas...
14/08/2026

Congratulations to our newest graduates 🎓👏🏼

This is only the beginning as you carry your knowledge and passion into classrooms and communities across Australia and beyond. We can't wait to see what you do next!

From climate learning festivals and clothing swaps to cross-university partnerships and international collaboration, the...
09/08/2026

From climate learning festivals and clothing swaps to cross-university partnerships and international collaboration, the Sustainability Brigade is building a vibrant culture of sustainability through collective action.

Led by PhD candidate Camille Rose Carl Mendoza, this program invites graduate researchers and students to contribute to sustainability goals through research, teaching, community engagement and practical work.

🔗 Read more at https://unimelb.me/4xiAqsZ

It's been a busy week at the Faculty of Education as we hosted our annual Careers in Teaching Expo, one of the biggest e...
07/08/2026

It's been a busy week at the Faculty of Education as we hosted our annual Careers in Teaching Expo, one of the biggest events in the calendar.

Across two levels, industry experts, recruiters and schools from across Victoria met face-to-face with some of our brilliant teacher candidates. They asked questions, made connections and learnt more about their future career paths.

Thank you to this year's key sponsor anzuk Education Australia, alongside all our partner schools, exhibitors and our incredible team who bring everyone together.

05/08/2026

"Who wants their first interaction with someone to be negative?"

In the season 10 premiere of Talking Teaching, Principal of Monterey Secondary College Bryan Field and Associate Professor Tom Brunzell join Dr Sophie Specjal to explore why connection matters, and how educators can create environments where both students and staff flourish.

🎧 Listen now → https://unimelb.me/4b5eZ67
🎥 Watch → https://unimelb.me/4eUazjy

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