School of Plant Biology

Rottnest summer school


Further Information

2009 Program

Have a look at the program from the 2009 summer school to give you an idea of what to expect in 2010.

View of Rottnest island

The Rottnest postgraduate summer school is unique to the School of Plant Biology.

The summer school a three-day retreat in a relaxed atmosphere. It is designed to give our postgraduates a chance to get to know each other, and find out what each other is studying.

  • New students are encouraged to attend, to get to know the school and its culture.
  • The retreat is coordinated by students and is hosted by the School at no cost to students.
  • It is usually held in February at the Kingstown Barrack's Youth Hostel.
  • Rottnest Island is a beautiful location just off the coast of WA, with spectacular scenery, and activities such as snorkelling, biking, bushwalking, and the perennial favourite - relaxing at the pub!

The Postgraduate Summer School includes:

  • presentations by all postgraduates
  • invited international guest speakers
  • lectures about how to write a publication, biometrics, equity and diversity
  • social activities such as BBQs and a quiz night 

A prize is awarded for the best postgraduate presentations.

Photos from the 2009 Summer School 

Group Photo of Rottnest Attendees 2009 

People at Rottnest Postgrad Summer School 

Photos of participants at Rottnest Postgrad Summer School 2009

Students and staff at Rottnest summer school 

Students and staff at Rottnest Summer school 

Students and staff at Rottnest summer school 
Students and staff at Rottnest summer school

Students and staff at Rottnest summer school  


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