Torrens University Australia

to an experience of a lifetime - a trip to visit Escuela Universitaria Real Madrid Universidad Europea in Madrid. 🇪🇸⚽

Studying Sports Management has opened doors beyond the classroom. What would be your trip of a lifetime?

Did you know more than 3000 international health graduates complete their studies in Australia each year?

New research from researchers Fahad Hanna, Kristina Zafirovski, Jessica Tyndall, Daya Parajuli, Asrath Usman, and Cath Rogers highlights the growing challenges many international health students face, from language barriers and financial pressure to isolation and mental health struggles. Despite this, they continue to play a critical role in addressing workforce shortages across healthcare.

How can we better support the people shaping Australia’s future health workforce? https://bit.ly/430shfW

What if your 40's became the beginning of your most fulfilling career chapter yet? Many professionals reach a point where experience, self-awareness, and changing priorities inspire a new direction. A career change is not starting over.

It is recognising the value of transferable skills, industry knowledge, and personal growth gained over decades. Could the career you truly want still be waiting for you? https://bit.ly/49qhWgQ

Orientation Week brought plenty of surprises to our Melbourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide campuses too… and we’re only just getting started. Stay tuned for all the exciting activities coming up 👀🎉

We are incredibly proud of Sophie Curtis, a graduate of our Naturopathy program, whose research paper has been accepted for publication in Menopause, one of the world’s leading journals in the field.

Guided by Amber Moore and Ian Breakspear, Sophie’s journey began with an exceptional assignment that showed strong publication potential. She continued the research process while raising two children. Her achievement highlights how critical thinking, research skills, and academic writing developed through our programs can create outstanding career opportunities in the health sector.

We had our very own paparazzi on hand to capture the Sydney Orientation -snapping all the new bombshells as they made their grand entrance into the villa. 📸✨

A huge welcome to all our new students. We’re so excited to have you join us ✨

Forty years after the Chernobyl disaster, its impact still shapes lives across generations. Our biomedical science lecturer Inna Mitelman was just 10 years old when the reactor meltdown forced her family to flee their home near the fallout zone.

Decades later, she continues to live with the lasting health and emotional effects of the disaster while educating future health professionals with us in Melbourne. Her story highlights the resilience behind lived experience and the value of bringing real world insight into education. https://bit.ly/4uoNBrf

Rebecca Regeer’s graduation was a powerful reminder that achievement and motherhood can grow side by side. As she graduated from our Master of International Hotel Management at BMIHMS, her baby joined her in matching graduation gowns, making the moment even more special.

We are proud to support mothers through flexible learning, encouragement, and a community that understands the realities of balancing study, family, and ambition. Rebecca’s story reflects the resilience and determination behind every milestone.