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    Vice Chancellor’s Trimester plan for staff and students

    Jim Barber's Trimester Update

    The Vice Chancellor of the University of New England, Professor Jim Barber, outlines his initial plan for the introduction of trimesters from 2012 for staff and students.

    http://www.une.edu.au/governance/p2012-video/trimester-update.flv

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