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ABP building access

In order to access the Melbourne School of Design building and/or the Baldwin Spencer building outside of normal business hours, students must read and acknowledge the terms and conditions set out on the Building Induction web page.

Please note that access may take up to two working days to be activated.

New Semester 2 subject ENVS10012 Changing Melbourne open for enrolments

The city as a laboratory drives this new and exciting Environments subject that investigates scientific, design, engineering and social perspectives to ask how Melbourne can be modelled as the world’s most liveable city.

Through undertaking an in depth study of the places and event spaces of dynamic Melbourne you will research, experiment and prepare a future scenario for this city under transformation.

During the subject you will be introduced to a range of digital and analogue tools that will assist in the mapping and documentation of the city leading to future strategies and/or designs.

Students can enrol now via their Study Plan in my.unimelb using the subject code ENVS10012. 

Smoke-Free Campus

This is a friendly reminder that staff, students and visitors are prohibited from smoking on University property, except for those areas established as designated smoking areas.

What will happen if I smoke on campus outside a designated smoking area?

You may be politely reminded of the University's policy and the location of the designated smoking area. Those persistently breaching the policy may be subject to action through:

- student discipline procedures
- staff misconduct procedures
- a request to leave the campus

Photography Competition Open Now!

What does a black and white photograph tell us about a building? Does the absence of colour focus our eyes on the essence of the architecture, or does it simply distract us from the neons and pastels of human life?

Photographs without colour - similar to renders - paint a selective picture of what a piece of architecture really is.

In 2015, Inflection Vol. 02: Projection needs a greyscale image of a building that tells the story beyond its projected facade. It must relate to the theme of 'projection'. The winning photo will be published on the cover of the 2015 issue of Inflection.

Entries close April 27, 2015

Send your photos to:
editorial@inflectionjournal.com

Public Lecture - Climate is Culture

David Buckland will narrate 14 years of Cape Farewell's ambition to place climate centre stage. Using the notion of expedition as a model to interrogate the future, Buckland will showcase some of the art produced by over 320 artists who have risen to the climate challenge and visioned, through their creative endeavour, why we must engage in building transformative, dynamic and sustainable societies.

Date: 5 May 2015
Time: 6:45pm - 8:00pm
Location: Basement Theatre B117, Melbourne School of Design

Register via the link below

Pre-Eng Club for BEnvs students studying engineering

Are you taking an engineering major? Have you signed up for the Pre-Eng Club yet?

The Melbourne School of Engineering Pre-ENG Club is a community of future engineers studying in one of the University of Melbourne engineering pathway degrees including the Bachelor of Environments.

Sign up now for exclusive access to engineering pathways information sessions, career seminars and industry site visits.

Call for papers: Reducing Urban Poverty - Graduate Student Paper Competition

Abstracts due: 15 May 2015

To encourage a new generation of urban policy makers and promote early career research, USAID, International Housing Coalition (IHC), World Bank, the Wilson Center, and Cities Alliance are co-sponsoring the sixth annual paper competition for graduate students, seeking abstracts on urban poverty in the developing world.

Winning papers will be published and selected authors will be invited to present their work in a policy workshop to be held at the Wilson Center in Washington, D.C. in January, 2016. The grand prize winner will also receive $1000.

Join SONA 2015

SONA is the Student Organised Network of Architects; the student branch of the Institute of Architects. We are your link to the profession. We have some amazing networking events such as Architects Speed Dating, ArchiBall, Upscale (One:One) and Superstudio, and also provide some great resources that can help with uni like access to Acumen, EDG and Agony Architects.

For the price of your membership you also get a FREE subscription to Architecture Australia magazine (plus 50% discounts to many others), free entry to SuperStudio which could send you to the Venice Bienale, and discounted tickets to the National Conference in Melbourne and the 2015 Student Congress.

Most importantly we advocate for you. If you have issues with the university, want to be heard about gender equality in architecture or unpaid internships - we are here to help!

For more information or to join SONA, click below.

Career Drops Ins for Environments students

Dates: Monday to Friday, 10am - 12pm
Venue: Environments and Design Student Centre at the Eastern Precinct

If you are seeking career advice, a review of your resume or cover letter, or have a career related question or issue that you want resolved, the Melbourne Careers Centre is now offering a Career Drop In every day to assist you.

No appointments are required, but please bring a printed copy of your documents if you want these reviewed.

Careers and Employment Update

Project Office CoordinatorKane Constructions Pty Ltd

Melbourne, VIC
Part time; $20 per hour
Applications close: 20 April

Student Communications Intern | The University of Melbourne
Melbourne, VIC
Part Time (Fixed Term); $50192 p.a. (pro rata)
Applications close: 22 April

Graduate DesignerAtlassian Pty Ltd (Atlassian) 
Sydney, NSW
Full time; competitive remuneration
Applications close: 29 May

Science Graduate Program (2016) | Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) - People and Culture
CBD & Regional, VIC
Full time; VPS Award
Applications close: 7 August

Use your student or staff login to access Careers Online to see other full time, graduate, part time and casual jobs available.