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Students living at the University of New England's Earle Page College have begun their annual program of fund-raising activities that, last year, raised $30,000 for the Children's Medical Research Institute.
The 35th annual conference of the Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour, beginning this Thursday in Coffs Harbour, is being hosted by UNE's Centre for Neuroscience and Animal Behaviour.
The University of New England is joining an innovative program that prepares women who are students of business, finance, accounting, economics or law for their entry into professional life.
The University of New England, which already provides course material and tuition to students of German, French, Chinese and Italian at several other universities, has now added Indonesian to the list.
More than 120 students have embarked on a new Bachelor of Criminology degree course at the University of New England that is unique in its interdisciplinary structure and rural focus.
Medical historian Dr George Weisz, an Adjunct Lecturer at UNE, has prepared an exhibition on what he calls "the darkest page in the history of medicine" that opens at the Sydney Jewish Museum on 30 March.
Dogs and their owners are enthusiastic participants in research at the University of New England aimed at improving the health and welfare of "man's best friend".
Two prominent authorities on the complex combination of factors underlying climate change will explain those factors and their possible impact on future weather patterns in a free public presentation at UNE this Wednesday evening.
For the first time, students at all eight of UNE's Regional Access Centres have joined each other, as well as students at the UNE Tamworth Centre and a staff member on the University's Armidale campus, in a single video conference.
The University of New England has maintained its nationally-recognised status as an "Employer of Choice for Women".
Teacher educators at the University of New England are planning to take their proven expertise in remote schooling all the way to Africa.
The Federal Minister for Youth, Kate Ellis, visited the University of New England today as part of a fact-finding mission to gauge the impact of voluntary student unionism on universities and their communities.
"A thousand and one tombs in Bronze Age Cyprus" will be explored in a free public lecture this Wednesday at the University of New England.
After 20 years of productive research in Britain and the United States, Dr Patrice Adret has visited the laboratory at the University of New England that set him on his scientific career.
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