Asian Studies at UNE: Dismantling Inequalities, and Possibilities for Decolonising Disciplines The Asia-Pacific region accounts for one-third of the world's population, over 60 percent of the world's economy, and nearly half of global...
Mind of the Nation Some of you let me know how much you have enjoyed Mind of the Nation, the book by Professor Michael Wesley who is Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Global, Culture and Engagement) at the University of Melbourne. I requested that the...
June 2024 Update As David Bowie exhorted us in his song Changes we need to “turn and face the change”. Thank you to all of you who submitted expressions of interest to be the inaugural Deputy Heads of School for Education, and for HASS. I am looking forward...
June 2024 Update Atrium and the Student Support Policy As we commence Trimester 2, I’d like to remind everyone of UNE’s Student Support Policy, and the value of Atrium in helping Unit Coordinators to meet their obligations under that policy....
June 2024 School update Farewell and Welcome Georgia Christiansen leaves us on 28 June 2024 – after 15 years in in the Office for Professional Learning. We wish her well. Kerryn Allen from the CAM team moves to HASS and we thank her - she will be...
UNE’s Urban and Regional Planning has a long and proud history of educating planners in all parts of Australia, so it was a privilege to be able to host an alumni and student event for planners at UNE Parramatta campus on 13 June. With so many planners in...
Image: Melita Rowston's research into the experience of Irish convict history in Australia took her to Ireland as well as the remains of the Parramatta Female Factory. A cacophony of wailing will be the audience’s first peek into the experience of Irish...
From meteorites to militaria, Professor Martin Gibbs, of UNE Archaeology will be at the helm of discussions around the cultural value of Australia’s artefacts, as newly-appointed Chair of the National Cultural Heritage Committee. Working with the Protection of...
May 2024 Update Collection of Teaching Activity Data 2024 Thank you to everyone who has completed the Collection of Teaching Activity Data Survey. We’ve been advised that there are still a large number of units for which there are no responses,...
Though only a few generations separate modern Samoans from their stone tool carrying ancestors, the knowledge of making the tools has been lost among many tradespeople today. To help revive the cultural memory of Samoa’s rich stone tool heritage, Professor...
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