UNE archaeologist Associate Professor Mark Moore is part of an international team to have finally unravelled a 90 year mystery surrounding Java’s early human ‘Homo erectus’ fossils. The groundbreaking discovery…
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Fitting PhD studies in around a career as a school deputy principal might have its challenges, but passionate learner and new graduate Trish Grace says the experience has been “absolutely…
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Living in Europe and racing 50 days of the year has not put the brakes on professional cyclist Lauren Kitchen’s plans to complete a degree, from which she’ll graduate at…
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Celebrating International Volunteer Day 2019 – 5 December Dr Johanna Garnett, Lecturer in UNE Peace Studies, believes the most powerful change can happen at the community level. She has been…
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Celebrating International Volunteer Day 2019 – 5 December UNE Peace Studies PhD candidate John Ahere, from Kenya, is dedicated to working for transformative change across Africa for lasting conflict resolution….
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[Lecture delivered 4 December] For 10 million people worldwide, access to learning would not have been possible without an adult literacy learning model that’s now transforming Aboriginal communities in western…
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“If change only ever came through government and business, the world would be a very different place today, and certainly not a better place.” UNE Peace Studies Lecturer, Vanessa Bible,…
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With a diversity of talented and dedicated learners and researchers across the Faculty of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences and Education (HASSE), there is never a shortage of things to celebrate….
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