UNE will provide a series of informative talks to assist experienced and graduate nurses across a broad range of interest areas.
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UNE Open Day returns in 2025 with more than 1000 future students already registered
More than 1000 future students have signed up to experience life at UNE ahead of the 2025 Open Day on Friday 2 May.
UNE partners with schools to support teacher professional development
A new program is making it easier for teachers in the New England North West region to follow their interests and upgrade their skills.
Growing rural doctors from within
What if the key to a thriving healthcare workforce was already right here, waiting for a chance to grow?
From doctors to allied health professionals to police, here are some organisations attempting to grow their own workforce.
Novel therapy being tested for treating rheumatic fever
Painful monthly penicillin injections could be a thing of the past with joint research with the UNE and Griffith University, investigating the benefits of an alternative therapy for children diagnosed with rheumatic fever.
‘Ripped from us’ – the scourge of rampant domestic violence across New England
The domestic violence rate in the New England is more than double the state average, and the systemic drivers and obstacles to safety are much harder to contend with
Be a part of UNE’s Lifesaver Day
The Armidale community are invited to participate in Lifesaver Day, 19th February, marking the start of a new academic year.
Green light for UNE’s Tamworth campus
The Development Application for UNE’s Tamworth campus has been given the green light by the independent Northern Region Planning Panel.
Bumper graduation season starts tomorrow
This December is shaping up to be a bumper graduation season, with our two major institutions preparing to celebrate their students’ achievements this week and next.
Memorial benches a lasting tribute to Consett and Gwenda Davis
UNE has unveiled two commemorative benches to celebrate the rich legacy of Dr Harrold Fosbery Consett Davis and Associate Professor Gwenda Davis.
