Following research into music education delivery in schools across Armidale and nationally, lecturers Dr Inga Brasche and Dr Benjamin Thorn are extending the project Surplus and Deficits: Music Education Programs in Armidale and Beyond in order to further examine...
From 2012 to 2014, the School of Arts hosted a Writers and Illustrators in Residence Program, supported by the Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund. The program brought writers and illustrators of children’s and young adult literature to UNE to develop creative...
High school students from Uralla and Guyra Central Schools, Duval High School, The Armidale School, O’Connor Catholic College and participants from BackTrack attended an Aboriginal Youth Development Camp at the University of New England. The Oorala Aboriginal...
UNE's Agile App development team has had a big win with the recent launch of RamSelect Plus at LambEx 2016. RamSelect Plus incorporates the current intuitive and easy-to-use design, but with improved layout, artwork and functionality. In late 2015, the Cooperative...
After completing a BSc Hons., with the award of a University Medal, at the University of New England in 1962, Alan was a graduate student at the University of California at Berkeley from 1963 to 1966, completing his PhD in operator theory, under the supervision of...
UNE is pleased to announce that 251 students were notified that they had been identified as 2016 Vice-Chancellor’s Scholars last week. The Vice-Chancellor’s Scholar Program recognises and rewards outstanding academic achievement among our undergraduate students. It...
Nine undergraduate students and three staff from the University of New England have recently returned from a study tour of northern Botswana where students gained hands-on experience conducting zoological research at iconic locations such as the Okavango Delta, the...
Chancellor James Harris and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Annabelle Duncan, thanked the local Armidale community for their continuous support of UNE at a networking event last week. Both the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor agreed this type of event doesn’t happen often...
Associate Professor Alwyn Horadam graduated with a BA in 1942 at New England University College (NEUC) with first class honors awarded by the University of Sydney. After graduating, he served as a school teacher with the NSW Department of Education. His studies...
