The power of a UNE education reverberates daily around the world. Here, we share the stories of two men, in two countries, having a profound impact on the lives of countless others. Dr Karma Jigyel followed in the footsteps of the many Bhutanese students who have...
Who brought The Tiniest Thing to the big city? Playwright and Theatre academic Dr Richard Jordan of course. In early 2020 Dr Richard Jordan, UNE lecturer in Theatre and Performance, was awarded the New Play Award for his play The Tiniest Thing which would see him...
University can often be a challenging new experience, especially when a student is learning in their second language. When a student excels despite this it is often very inspiring, and this is the case for first year UNE Bachelor of Business student Rami...
Imagine having the ability to view perfectly rendered digital versions of archaeological sites and the artefacts they contain all from your computer. This dream is being made possible by a new piece of equipment that the UNE Archaeology Department recently...
As Collarenebri teacher Sarah Thomas says in the recent Education issue of the UNE Alumni Newsletter – schools, and educators, really are at the heart of our communities. This has never been more apparent than during the past two years. COVID-19 outbreaks,...
The welfare of early childhood educators is important, given the sector is in crisis with turnover rates of at least 30%. In a survey of 4000 educators, 73% said they planned to leave in the next three years. Of those who plan to stay, 46% say they think...
Image: Professor Pep Baker (Left) giving Dr Wili Suluma (right) his PhD testamur. Dr Wili Suluma, recent UNE PhD graduate, has had a storied learning journey. Originally beginning as a teacher in Fiji where he taught in schools and the University of the South...
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