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Two 16th century Roman engravings are the latest additions to the School of Humanities' Museum of Antiquities, thanks to the generosity of independent scholar Lynette Jensen. The engravings are the work of Roman publisher and printmaker Giovanni Battista...
Thanks to the success of the Early Entry Career Project, the UNE Careers Development Team has been able to expand their project to assist all current UNE students who have been admitted to UNE via an alternative entry pathway. These include the Pathways Enabling...
The University of New England recently hosted a senior delegation from Mataram University to discuss research and teaching collaboration, and to renew a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to...
By Amanda Burdon Community surveillance is an important and cost-effective tool in the fight to contain the red imported fire ant, and a UNE team has the figures to prove it. With Federal and State agriculture ministers agreeing last week to spend almost $400...
By Anthony Wood University of New England chemistry lecturer Brendan Wilkinson is set to showcase his research in a series of talks in every state capital, after being awarded the prestigious Athel Beckwith Lectureship for 2017. The award acknowledges outstanding...
By Amanda Burdon With job vacancies now outnumbering applicants in some sectors, agricultural graduates are in the box seat, and there's no better place for students to explore the range of industry career possibilities than at this year's UNE Farming Futures...
A great documentary featuring the work of Literacy for Life Foundation in Aboriginal communities will screen nationally on SBS this Sunday, July 30, at 8:30pm. UNE is a major partner in the Foundation's work. "In My Own Words is an amazing and uplifting film...
The Vice-Chancellor’s Community Open Day was a roaring success, with around 1300 community members of all ages streaming through the UNE Natural...
The School of Environmental and Rural Science at UNE bade farewell this week to three of its luminaries, with the official retirement of internationally renowned academics Geoff Hinch, Ian Godwin and David Cottle. In what many described as a significant changing of...
