A series of e-books developed to support children in defence families, stemming from UNE PhD research, has been named the joint winner of this year's Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences awards for Distinctive Work for 2022. “My PhD gathered the...
Image: UNE Music's Dr Alana Blackburn and Executive Director of the Coffs Harbour Regional Conservatorium, Patrick Brearley, at the launch of the music education partnership. A new partnership between UNE Music and the Coffs Harbour Regional...
Images: Caiti D'Gluyas in research mode; with new baby, Felix. Submitting a PhD can be a little like giving birth. Just ask archaeology student Caiti D’Gluyas, who recently had the surreal experience of doing both on the same day. For Caiti, it was the...
Even from the lush surrounds of England, the drought and bushfires consuming NSW in 2019 kept creeping into Niamh Wood’s creative writing. Now, she’s exploring the impacts and everyday realities of climate change in a collection of fairy tale adaptations for her...
When Rhema graduates with a UNE Associate Degree in Teaching, she will be the first Nauruan in UNE’s Pacific Education Program with an ICT and computer studies specialisation. It’s no easy task in a country with an intermittent internet connection and little in the...
Image: Dr Barb Bannister, UNE Lecturer, is passionate about teaching agriculture in schools. Photo: David Elkins. Australian schools are suffering a deepening drought in agriculture teachers. While the shortage is not unique among STEM subjects, agriculture teacher...
New interactive storybooks, and modules for social and family workers and educators are now available to support children and families where a parent is deployed or travels away for work or training, from the Early Childhood Defence Programs team. The new...
Image: Julia Waters, UNE Master of Teaching (Primary) graduate. There are many excellent reasons to begin post-graduate study. It may be in pursuit of a passion, building expertise in a certain field, or both. For Master of Teaching (Primary) graduate Julia Waters...
It’s one of the most common and costliest threats facing Australian farmers – but stock theft could soon be on the decline with the help of a new digital defence. University of New England (UNE) criminologists have recently conducted a world-first trial to test the...
New technology may be the solution to drink-driving, and here to discuss it is UNE's Dr Kyle Mulrooney. In the clip below, Dr Mulrooney discusses the research article that he recently co-authored for The Conversation, alongside Associate Professor Guy...
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