News & Events

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

Upcoming Events

Health Professionals

NextGen Health: Career Advisors Breakfast

  • 2nd December 2026
  • University Department of Rural Health South West Office
Health Professionals

Rural Health Pro’s Rural Allied Health Conference

  • 23rd September 2026
  • Online
Research

Research Skills Workshops

  • 23rd September 2026
  • Edith Cowan University, South West Campus, Bunbury

What does Climate Justice and Disaster Resilience mean for Community Service Organisations?

  • July - August
Health Professionals

Standard Mental Health First Aid

  • Dates in August, September or December
  • ECU SW Building 1 - UDRH SW Office
Cultivate Health Professionals

Cultivate South West: Growing New Health Graduates

  • 2027 Sessions Coming Soon
  • South West
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Latest News

National Stroke Week – Step up as a F.A.S.T. hero

31 Jul 2026

We’re proud to support National Stroke Week- from August 3rd to August 9th

NRHA & HESTA Rural Health Conference Student Stipends

27 Jul 2026

Students with an interest in rural health are encouraged to apply for the NRHA a

The Djoowak Project – Indigenous Healthcare Professional Video

16 Jul 2026

Are you an Indigenous Allied Health Professional, Nurse/ Midwife or current stud

50 Years Deadly: A Week of Reflection and Celebration

13 Jul 2026

NAIDOC Week at UDRH SW began with the ECU South West Flag Raising Ceremony on Mo

NexGen Health Simulation Day Inspires the Next Generation of Healthcare Professionals

10 Jul 2026

This month Year 10 to 12 students from across the South West stepped into the sh

From the city to the South West: Nutrition students make a lasting impact in regional communities

09 Jul 2026

As they prepare to graduate from the Master of Nutrition and Dietetics program a

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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.