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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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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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…
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Two University of New England (UNE) historians will help build Australia’s first repository of historical criminal justice data to safeguard knowledge and benefit future research. The project, led by Griffith…
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Relocating from Minnesota to study rivers in outback NSW, UNE physical geography PhD candidate Leah McIntosh admits she was a fish out of water. “I grew up around the water…
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UNE’s Professor Anne Pender has dedicated years getting to know Australia’s best-loved comic actors. Awkward stage moments, biggest fears, childhood memories – there’s no topic left unturned in Anne’s meticulous…
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“One of the most exciting aspects of academia is the way opportunities can arise out of nowhere,” says zooarchaeology PhD candidate James Roberts, whose studies have so far taken him…
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Dr Julie Anderson is an archaeologist and curator of the Sudanese and Nubian collections of the British Museum. She’ll deliver the 23rd Maurice Kelly Lecture on 6 February. From a…
Read moreAn update on the Our Mythical Childhood Project Since late 2016, I have been working in the Our Mythical Childhood project, surveying the reception of Classical Antiquity in children’s culture…
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