Dr Marg Rogers, Senior Lecturer in Early Childhood (UNE) and the Manna Institute: As wave on wave of natural disasters is reported by news channels, our sympathies are with those who have lost relatives, homes, and livelihoods – but there is another group that...
The Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in HASSE Many of us were initially sceptical of the threat posed by Artificial Intelligence, but the capabilities are developing rapidly and AI now poses one of the greatest threats to the integrity of higher education...
Farewell Associate Professor Margaret Brooks departs UNE on 12 September 2023. Margaret was an integral part of the Early Childhood team and will go on to pursue her dreams in further international work. We wish Margaret luck and enjoyment in her new endeavours....
Guest HASS column by Dr Alistair Harkness, Head of the Department of Social and Philosophical Inquiry and Co-Director of UNE's Centre for Rural Criminology There are oftentimes moments or events from childhood which, for whatever reason, have a degree of...
As we move into Spring with blossom brightening the UNE campus we look forward to a successful end to Trimester 2 and the commencement of Trimester 3. Thank you for all you do to keep HASSE courses and units on track, and provide such fantastic support for our...
Working closely with industry, a team of researchers from UNE’s School of Education has found that government tenders offer new scope to communicate research to schools and make a difference to student learning. Since 2020, this team has successfully competed...
Bureaucracy has its own statistical definition of “the regions”, but what do we see when non-metropolitan places are viewed through other lenses? This question was at the heart of a four-day conference called “Recentring the Region” held earlier this...
HASS Head of School, Professor Alistair Noble, is on leave. This month's contribution comes from guest columnist, Associate Professor Elizabeth Hale. In my study sits a painting by a former student. It is called The Guardian of Academia: it depicts a red-gold...
As we come onto campus during these colder months I hope you will enjoy a steaming coffee from Café Life and sooner than later a lunch or so at the ‘Stro. There are many reasons to be grateful for our chilly climes, especially when observing the European heatwave...
Looking for insights into geopolitics? Eager to learn about foreign policy in the Asia-Pacific region? Well don’t rely on James Bond films for your education. The blockbusters may be box-office hits but are a potentially dangerous and inaccurate proxy for real...
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