Image: Attendees of the Nuclear Weapons After the Ban webinar, including Tanaka Terumi. The international webinar, ‘Nuclear Weapons after the ban: Remembering Nagasaki’ co-hosted by Japanese, Peace Studies, Peace Boat…
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It is often the case that research about the COVID-19 pandemic is thought of as only relating to certain fields such as medicine and health. However, many may overlook the…
Read moreSometimes a study journey can begin with grief, but that does not mean the journey must be defined by it. This is the case for UNE PhD student Vicki Antonia…
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One of the many necessary hurdles that stand before newly settled migrants and refugees is learning the primary language spoken in their new home. Yet simultaneously, teaching English as a…
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Image: Back row- Dr Julie Collins, Dr Lorina Barker, Phillipa Trelford, Prof Mike Wilmore, Uncle Rick Elwood, Wiradjuri Soprano Georgina Hall, aunty Rebecca McKellar, Dr Paul Smith, Rick McKellar junior,…
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The Nauru Teacher Education project has been bringing UNE education to the Pacific island of Nauru for more than 8 years, and it has recently been able to send two…
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An on-going research project, headed by researchers at the University of New England has recently received the 2020 APSEA (Asia-Pacific Spatial Excellence Awards) award for Spatial Enablement. This project, called…
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What drew you to study? Many students come to university specifically to attain academic credentials for their career, meanwhile others simply wish to reskill and pivot their lives. There are…
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Dr Marg Rogers, Lecturer in Early Childhood Education at UNE is involved in a project that is producing a series of research-based children’s eBooks. The 3 book series is part…
Read moreHi folks, Welcome back to the 2021 Academic year. It is great to see students back on campus. During the commencement on Monday it was great to feel the positive…
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