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50 has never looked so good

The milestones of our community over the university’s history are wonderful. At 50 years young, we’re home to progressive students, world-leading researchers and inspiring alumni, on a mission to drive lasting change for a better future.

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Our anniversary stories

The seaweed that bonded Kaylah and her supervisor

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Conserving the Great Southern Reef is a passion that inspires and unites Dr Prue Francis and PhD candidate Kaylah Gawne.  
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Uni connection runs deep

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For one of Deakin’s newest PhD graduates, our University isn’t just a place he studied, it’s a huge part of his family’s history.
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How our campuses have transformed

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From a Geelong paddock to our first international campus, Deakin has grown a lot in 50 years. Explore how our campuses have changed.
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A Geelong icon who helped build Deakin

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When Bob Gartland laid the slab for Deakin's first library in 1974, he became a key figure in both the University and Geelong community.
Deakin Vice-Chancellor Iain Martin in interview

Deakin's journey to turning 50

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Our past and present Vice-Chancellors and Chancellors. reflect on the challenges, achievements, and the future of the university.
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