It is easy to feel uncertain when beginning your study journey – which is why it is important to know who you can contact for academic advice and assistance. For students new to UNE the first port of call is the First Year Advisor who ensures that they have the...
Image: The Permaculture Institute Myanmar, taken in 2021. It takes a certain level of passion and interest to research in a single field for 8 years. Lecturer in Sociology and Peace Studies at UNE Dr Johanna Garnett’s motivation for researching and writing about...
UNE student Sally Aurisch is the kind of inspirational learner who has a passion for knowledge, so much so that she also helps other students achieve their study goals. Sally is a PASS@UNE leader who guides students through PASS sessions helping them with unit...
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 – there’s so much water in Minnesota. I loved being around it and, as a result, have always...
An 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 around the world. The Our Mythical Childhood project is funded for...
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