Image: Songlines of Country project team at the Gorge with Uncle Kelvin Johnson and Aunty Judy Johnson The Aboriginal Elders and Cultural Knowledge Holders leading the Songlines of Country project have begun mapping the project’s physical journey. “It is...
Ardent interest and passion can occur at any time in our lives. PhD student Liz Chappell shows this to be true through her enthusiasm for her craft and the story behind her study journey at UNE. Liz originally studied an undergrad degree in Journalism at UTS,...
UNE Education Senior Lecturer, Dr Zuocheng Zhang, was recently an editor on the newly launched book International Student Education in Tertiary Settings: Interrogating Programs and Processes in Diverse Contexts. This book explores international student engagement...
Light bulb moments are often spoken about, but it is rare that the inception of a passionate interest can be pinpointed as accurately as UNE PhD student Cody Davis’ love for First World War history. “My specific interest in First World War history is...
Master of Applied Theatre Studies student and proud Palawa man, Dylan Van Den Berg, recently won the 2021 Nick Enright Prize for Playwriting. Congratulations on this fantastic achievement Dylan. The Nick Enright Prize for Playwriting is a $30,000 prize that is...
University study can provide lifelong learners the chance for a fresh challenge, a career shift for those looking to change their industry, or, in the case of some, it can do a little of both. UNE Master of Applied Linguistics student, Clare Galvin, is one such...
Image: Digital scan of a Quartzite Late Acheulean handaxe from North Africa, provided by Professor Mark Moore. How much do you know about ‘Cognitive Archaeology’? This curious area of study explores how the human mind has evolved and developed cognitive complexity...
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