Stepping off the plane on her first overseas trip, to Bali, Dr Jane Ahlstrand’s path was set: she fell in love with Indonesia. “It was like a sensory feast”, Jane, now a UNE lecturer in Indonesian language and culture, recalls. “The smell was a mix of incense,...
UNE has levelled up its digital capabilities with the acquisition of an Artec Micro3D Scanner for micron-accurate reproductions of small objects, such as ancient coins. The scanner was purchased by UNE’s Museum of Antiquities (UNEMA), but will be able to be used...
Welcome to 2024. This year we celebrate 70 years as a university. More information here https://www.une.edu.au/connect/events/celebrating-70-years Enrolments and load Do you know the difference between enrolment and load? Enrolment is the...
As the new year gets underway, here is some information that may be useful to those who are thinking about their research plans in 2024: The ARC Discovery Projects website has some very useful information regarding the DP25 scheme. ARC timelines, guidelines,...
Image: Dr Bronwyn Hopwood, UNEMA's collections manager, with the new cabinets that will house the museum's artefacts: UNE’s Museum of Antiquities (UNEMA) is preparing to launch a brand new look and welcome back visitors after a four-year hiatus. Boasting a...
Growth and Retention In his January all-staff forum, the VC spoke about how the growth in student numbers, and the retention of our existing students, are among our top priorities as an institution. In particular, he spoke about this being a collective effort, and...
Farewell Associate Professor Mitch Parkes retired, effective 5 January 2024. We wish Mitch well in his retirement and travels with Gen. Associate Professor Jo Anderson departs UNE on 16 February 2024, with her last day of work on Friday 12 January...
The Armidale Climate and Health Project Phase 2 (Project leaders: Dr Jennifer Hamilton and Dr Nicolette Larder, with UNE Seed Funding) The Armidale Climate and Health Project (ACHP) began in late 2019, seeded by local GP and senior lecturer in...
For PhD history graduate Helen Monro, not knowing where her studies would lead was not a hindrance to getting started. But it has meant she has uncovered lots of surprises along the way – including her own value as a historian. Helen’s interest in social...
The smell of dusty, old books full of history has always appealed to Vivien Cerolini, but it was some much newer stories, penned by her father, that provoked further study into European history at UNE. Stumbling across the 40 short stories after Giuseppe’s death in...
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