News & Events

Here are some upcoming South West-based events and news to help you become better acquainted with the region.

Upcoming Events

Complex Neurodevelopmental Presentations

  • 20 October
  • Shelter Brewing Co

Mental Health First Aid – Hybrid

  • 22nd October 2025
  • Online + ECU South West Campus

Shut Up and Write! South West

  • Mondays and Thursdays
  • Online
Research

Research Skills Workshop – Program Evaluation for Health and Community Services

  • Wednesday 26th November 2025
  • Edith Cowan University, South West Campus, Bunbury
Research

Research Skills Workshop – Participatory Research Methods for Health & Community Services

  • Various Dates
  • Bunbury or Busselton ECU

10th Rural & Remote Health Scientific Symposium

  • 8th – 9th October 2025
  • Alice Springs Convention Centre
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Latest News

World Pharmacists Day: Supporting Student Experiences in the South West

26 Sep 2025

Thursday 25 September marks World Pharmacists Day, a celebration of the vital ro

Yarning, Collaboration and Career Pathways: Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander High School Students

23 Sep 2025

Authored: Associate Professor Beverley Ewens + Professor Beth Armstrong Staff fr

Celebrating World Clinical Exercise Physiology Day

18 Sep 2025

On 23 September 2025, we celebrate World Clinical Exercise Physiology Day, a cha

Supporting Rural Communities Through Physiotherapy: World PT Day

04 Sep 2025

Each year on World Physical Therapy Day (World PT Day), on the 8th September, th

Addressing the Rural Health Funding Gap: UDRH SW In Canberra

02 Sep 2025

Professor Beth Armstrong and Joanne Hutchinson, CEO of ARHEN outside Parliament

Celebrating Speech Pathology Week 2025: Impact Through Communication

25 Aug 2025

Sunday 24th – Saturday 30th August This year’s Speech Pathology Week, led by

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We acknowledge and pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People 
as the first inhabitants of the nation, and who are the traditional custodians of the 
lands where our staff and students live, learn and work. We acknowledge the strength and resilience of our First Nations people and endeavour to work together for the benefit of all.