UNE Course Guide 2027

At UNE, we do things differently.

As Australia’s first regional university, UNE has spent 70 years developing new ways of learning, becoming experts in delivering university education to students, no matter where they are.

Globally-networked, offering a range of innovative courses, and renowned for the quality of our student experience and relaxed learning environment outside of the major cities, UNE prides itself on taking an unconventional approach to education.

Cover and section artwork by Liv Joyce.

Liv Joyce is a proud Anaiwan woman and mother, born and raised in Armidale. This artwork honours the university’s place on Anaiwan Country and acknowledges the many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities whose knowledge and stories continue to guide its path. It reflects the idea that UNE is shaped not only by the Country it stands on, but by the students and staff whose ties to Country and community reach far and wide. At its heart, this piece is a celebration of belonging, honouring the community you come from while taking pride in becoming part of the UNE community.

Acknowledgment of Country

The University of New England takes pride in recognising that our vibrant community, courses, and facilities thrive on the ancestral lands of the Anaiwan and Nganyaywana peoples. Anaiwan people occupy the high country of the Northern New England Tablelands. This land holds a deep sense of belonging, connected to one of the world’s oldest living cultures, both ancient and contemporary.

At UNE, we celebrate and respect Indigenous Knowledge Systems, acknowledging their essential role in Australia’s rich tapestry of knowledge. We honour the strength and resilience of all Indigenous communities and extend our heartfelt respects to their Elders past, present, and future.

Learning like nowhere else

When you study at UNE, you get a complete university experience: quality schooling, expert lecturers and a vibrant and supportive community. But our location, our history and our approach to teaching sets us apart from other universities.

As Australia’s first regional university, this unconventional approach to learning comes from deep within our DNA. For decades, we have pioneered distance learning, and become experts in online education. Now, initiatives such as the Lab Next 70 innovation hub are revolutionising student learning through world-first AI applications.

A regional base with a global reach

Based in Armidale, the UNE campus encompasses 74 spectacular hectares and combines heritage buildings with modern academic, sporting, recreational and accommodation facilities.

UNE students have easy access to affordable accommodation that puts you in the heart of the action, giving you complete independence and access to academic, sporting and social facilities. That means you get every opportunity to reach your full potential at university.

UNE’s mandate for stimulating education, cutting-edge research and practical application is creating a steady stream of innovations leading real world change. Initiatives led by UNE staff or alumni are saving endangered turtles, revolutionising livestock production through the Animal Genetics and Breeding Unit’s (AGBU) pioneering genetic work, curbing methane emissions in the world’s best equipped facilities, protecting the mental health of Australians in remote areas through the Manna Institute, supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities facing climate change anxiety, and uncovering our prehistoric past in palaeontological digs in far-flung deserts.

Now is the time to take your place on this prestigious list.

Australia’s top performing university for Overall Experience

UNE is the only Australian public university awarded the maximum 5-stars for Overall Experience 20 years in a row by The Good Universities Guide.*

UNE was also awarded 5-stars for our Social Equity and 5-stars for Graduate Employment (Undergraduate) in the 2026 Good Universities Guide.

*The Good Universities Guide Ratings for 2007–2026

The Good Universities Guide provides the only independent performance ratings of Australian undergraduate courses and their providers.

Next level courses

At UNE, our courses are designed to build practical skills and prepare you for what’s next. We equip you to turn any challenge into an opportunity; with an unconventional approach to education and more than 90 undergraduate courses, UNE will have a course that’s right for you.

Please note:

• All UNE courses have minimum English Language Requirements which must be met for admission.

• Many UNE courses contain entry rules specific to your circumstances that can reduce the duration of your studies.

• Course durations listed indicate full-time study. Most courses can also be studied part-time. Courses marked PT indicate courses available for part-time study only.

• UNE is committed to providing transparent and clear admissions information to applicants. For details on course profiles, visit une.edu.au/transparency

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BUSINESS AND FINANCE

UNE’s business and finance degrees give you a solid foundation in all aspects of business, whether you’re looking to start your own venture or build a career in accounting, finance, economics, or marketing. Our teaching staff are globally connected, active researchers and industry collaborators who bring real-world insights to every course.

With strong ties to local businesses, industry bodies, and international organisations, UNE ensures your learning is grounded in current practice. UNE holds a 5-star rating for Overall Experience, Full-Time Employment and Graduate Salary in business and management (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/business-finance

^Accredited by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ)

*Accredited by the Legal Profession Admission Board (LPAB)

†Accredited by the Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI)

Business

ANIMALS AND AGRICULTURE

UNE’s animals and agriculture degrees prepare you to tackle challenges in the safe and ethical management of animals and the development of sustainable food systems. UNE offers a unique practical learning environment, with SMART Farms spanning more than 3,600 hectares, and the on-campus Centre for Animal Research and Teaching (CART) featuring modern animal housing, handling, and laboratory facilities.

Whether you study on-campus or online, you’ll gain both theoretical and hands-on expertise to address accelerating global issues, giving you a competitive edge in a high-demand sector, reflected in UNE’s 5-star rating for Full-time Employment in agriculture (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/study/animals-agriculture

^Accredited by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ)

*Accredited by the Legal Profession Admission Board (LPAB)

Pippa Pryor

BACHELOR OF RURAL SCIENCE

I decided to study at UNE due to it being a rural university. I didn’t want to study cows from a high-rise building! The Bachelor of Rural Science allowed me to study all aspects of agriculture while also learning the science behind the systems.

Josh Potts BACHELOR OF AGRIBUSINESS

I chose to study at UNE because I’ve heard it’s one of the best-rated universities for Agriculture. It was my first choice for that reason. Getting out to the farms for hands-on experience and fieldwork is the best way for me to learn.

Kathleen Murphy BACHELOR OF ZOOLOGY

My time within the Bachelor of Zoology at UNE was transformative for my life and career. With the support from lecturers, I was able to explore so many different career avenues from ecology, museum work, to research.

The degree offered some incredible opportunities like going to Namibia for three weeks, volunteering with the UNE Natural History Museum, and representing UNE at the Australian Museum Sydney Science Trail.

I am so grateful for UNE and the opportunities it has provided me throughout my studies.

EARTH AND ENVIRONMENT

UNE’s earth and environment degrees prepare you to tackle some of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges. Based in a regional setting, UNE offers valuable insight into the complex environmental issues affecting regional and remote areas, supported by access to cutting-edge laboratories, fieldwork opportunities, and strong industry partnerships.

Our undergraduate courses equip you with the knowledge and skills to contribute to a sustainable future, and you’ll learn from experienced staff across biology, ecology, geology, and environmental management who apply their expertise to help you address real-world challenges. This is reflected in UNE’s 5-star rating for Full-Time Employment in environmental studies (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/earth-environment

‡Accredited by Community Work Australia (CWA)

*Accredited by the Legal Profession Admission Board (LPAB)

†Accredited by the Planning Institute of Australia (PIA)

Applied Management, Conservation and Ecology, Natural Resources, People and Environment, Vegetation and Landscapes

EDUCATION AND TEACHING

UNE’s education and teaching degrees prepare you to make a meaningful and lasting impact across early childhood, primary, and secondary settings, with the options to specialise in areas such as inclusive and special education. Through professional placements and practical learning, you will build strong classroom skills and graduate career-ready.

You’ll learn from experienced educators who understand the realities of teaching in diverse school environments, from regional classrooms to urban settings. Whether you study on-campus or online, you’ll develop the skills to support students as independent learners and critical thinkers, reflected in UNE’s 5-star rating for Full-Time Employment in education (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/education-teaching

Bachelor of Education (K-6 Teaching)^*

Bachelor of Education (K-12 Teaching)^*

Bachelor of Education (Secondary Arts)^*

Bachelor of Education (Secondary STEM)^*

National Primary Specialisation in English/Literacy, NESA Primary Specialisation in Language, NESA Primary Specialisation in Mathematics, NESA Primary Specialisation in Science and Technology

Teaching Areas: Agriculture, Ancient History, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Chinese, Classical Languages, Drama, Earth and Environmental Science, Economics, English, French, Geography, German, Indonesian, Information Processes and Technology, Italian, Japanese, Legal Studies, Mathematics, Modern History, Physics, Software Design and Development, Spanish

Teaching Areas: Ancient History, Business Studies, Drama, Economics, English, Geography, Information Processes and Technology, Languages, Legal Studies, Mathematics, Modern History, Music, Society and Culture, Software Design and Development, Special Education, Studies of Religion, Teaching English as an Additional Language/Dialect (EAL/D)

Teaching Areas: Agriculture, Biology, Chemistry, Earth and Environmental Science, Information Processes and Technology, Mathematics and Physics, Physics, Software Design and

^Personal Statement requirements

As per Australian Government requirements, in addition to academic capability, applicants will also need to submit a ‘Personal Statement’ outlining their nonacademic capabilities. These include an applicant’s interest in teaching children and/or young people and their motivations for becoming a teacher along with their involvement in personal learning and/or leadership activities (i.e. work experience, community work or volunteering, extra-curricular projects, etc).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/teachingreqs

*Accredited with the New South Wales Education Standards Authority (NESA), providing graduates with a professional qualification meeting the requirements of the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) for initial teacher education programs, and ensures all graduates meet the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers at the Graduate Career Stage.

Teacher registration considers academic attainment in your university studies noting the required minimum credit average (or equivalent) by the conclusion of your program of study. For more information, visit education.nsw.gov.au/teach-nsw

Students should note that teacher registration requirements vary from state to state. UNE bases its degree structures on the NESA guidelines, under the AITSL framework for teacher registration. It is the responsibility of each student to check their eligibility to teach with the relevant state authority (including students who intend to teach in NSW).

Ella O’Dwyer BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (K-12 TEACHING)

I would absolutely recommend UNE to anyone looking for an immersive university experience. UNE being a rural university comes with so many advantages. Many people think smaller means less opportunities, but in my experience, it has been the opposite.

Leiman Clayton BACHELOR OF PHARMACY WITH HONOURS

UNE’s on-campus experience connects you to the community and to practice. Placements helped me apply what I learned and see different pharmacy settings. Studying in Armidale brings short commutes, national parks on your doorstep, and regular faces who value your advice - great preparation for a healthcare career in high-demand rural settings.

HEALTH

UNE’s health degrees prepare you to make a meaningful impact in people’s lives. With qualifications spanning aged care, community services, counselling, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and social work, you’ll gain the skills to meet the growing demand in this sector.

You’ll learn from experts who understand the complexities of health care delivery across diverse settings. Whether you study on-campus or online, you’ll develop both theoretical and practical expertise to address critical health challenges. UNE’s education quality is reflected in our 5-star ratings for Full-Time Employment in nursing, social work and pharmacy and Learning Engagement in medicine (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/study/health

of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine

The Joint Medical Program (JMP) is a two stage five year program comprising of a Bachelor of Medical Science (stage one) and Doctor of Medicine (stage two), offered jointly in partnership by the University of New England and the University of Newcastle.

To apply you must complete the following three steps:

1. Register online to sit the UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test); and 2. Apply direct online to University of Newcastle; and 3. Apply through the Universities Admission Centre (NSW and ACT).

Please visit une.edu.au/jmp for additional requirements.

*Accredited by Community Work Australia

§ Accredited by the Australian Counselling Association (ACA)

~Online students must participate in clinical experience and on-campus intensive schools throughout their degree

For more information, visit une.edu.au/intensive-schools

† Quotas apply and applications may close early without notice when filled

For more information, visit une.edu.au/application-and-admission-dates

‡Accredited by the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council (ANMAC) on behalf of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA)

#Accredited by the Australian Pharmacy Council (APC)

⁂Accredited by the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW)

SCIENCES

Jonathan Allen

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (CHEMISTRY)

Some highlights of my degree include the peers I have met and the friends I have made along the way that have aided my studies, as well as the technologies I have been privileged to use and experience.

UNE’s science degrees prepare you to tackle pressing global challenges such as climate change and population growth while driving innovative advancements across diverse scientific fields. Our courses equip you with both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise, positioning you as a valuable asset to employers across production, research, government organisations and beyond.

You’ll learn from experienced scientists across disciplines including biology, chemistry, neuroscience and sports science, gaining specialised knowledge in your chosen area. UNE’s focus on sustainable systems, scientific management and ethical practices ensures you’ll graduate with the skills needed to make a meaningful impact, reflected by UNE’s 5-star ratings for Full-Time Employment and Graduate Salary in sciences (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/study/sciences

Course name

Diploma in Science

Majors available

Minors: Applied Physics, Archaeology, Biology, Chemistry, Data Science, Geography, Geoscience, Human Biology, Mathematics, Palaeobiology, Pharmaceutics, Statistics

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science See Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts for further

Bachelor of Biomedical Science

Bachelor of Education (Secondary STEM)^†

Minors: Biomedical Research, Medicinal Chemistry, Medical Pathology, Neuroscience

Teaching Areas: Agriculture, Biology, Chemistry, Earth and Environmental Science, Information Processes and Technology, Mathematics and Physics, Physics, Software Design and Development

Bachelor of Science

Majors: Animal Science and Veterinary Studies, Applied Physics, Archaeology, Biodiversity, Biological Science, Botany, Chemistry, Data Science, Forensic Science, Genetics, Geography, Geoscience, Mathematics, Medicinal Chemistry, Neuroscience, Palaeobiology, Statistics, Zoology

^Additional entry requirements apply. See Education and Teaching for more information

† Accredited by the New South Wales Education Standards Authority (NESA)

*Accredited by the Legal Profession Admission Board (LPAB)

SOCIAL SCIENCES

UNE’s social science degrees prepare you to understand and navigate complex societal issues, from balancing economic growth with environmental impact to exploring what it means to be a social being. Our courses equip you with sought-after analytical and research skills, enabling you to unpack social problems and offer innovative solutions. You’ll develop capabilities that are in high demand across public and private sectors, in fields including criminology, social science, and sustainability. Whether you study on-campus or online, you’ll gain both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise, reflected in UNE’s 5-star ratings for Overall Experience, Student Support and Teaching Quality in Social Science (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/study/social-sciences

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Bachelor of Arts

Minors: Criminology, Linguistics, Peace Studies, Philosophy, Political and International Studies, Sociology

Community Development, Community Planning, Criminology, Geography, Linguistics, Peace Studies, Philosophy, Politics and International Relations, Psychology, Sociology, Studies

Criminology, Linguistics, Organisational Management, Politics and Peace Studies, Psychology, Social Philosophy, Sociology,

Community Engagement and Development, Cultural Heritage Management, Environmental Governance, Environmental Resilience, Governance and Regulation, Water Sustainability

IT AND DATA SCIENCE

UNE’s IT and data science degrees prepare you to meet the growing demand for innovative digital professionals across diverse industries. Our courses cover emerging areas including artificial intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, data science, programming, and software development, equipping you with the advanced critical thinking and problem-solving skills that employers are seeking.

You’ll learn from highly qualified professionals, gaining practical skills and real-world applications that prepare you for a dynamic career. UNE’s focus on adaptability and innovation is demonstrated through the 5-star ratings for Overall Experience in Teaching Quality and Graduate Salary for computing and information technology (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/study/it-data-science

~Accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS)

*Accredited by the Legal Profession Admission Board (LPAB)

PSYCHOLOGY AND MENTAL HEALTH

UNE’s psychology and mental health degrees prepare you for careers in fields experiencing significant growth. You’ll deepen your understanding of human behaviour and learn to implement appropriate mental health strategies that make a real difference to people’s lives.

UNE’s psychology courses are accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) and can take you all the way from your undergraduate degree through to professional registration. You’ll learn from experienced academics who understand the complexities of mental health practice, developing both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. UNE holds 5-star ratings for Learning Resources, Overall Experience and Teaching Quality in psychology (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/psychology-mental-health

Bachelor of Community Services†

Minors: Aged Care, Children and Young People, Community Disaster Resilience, Criminal Corrections, Disability, Mental Health, Psychological Science

^Includes three-year undergraduate psychology sequence accredited by APAC

†Accredited by Community Work Australia (CWA)

*Accredited by the Australian Counselling Association (ACA)

Bridie Kubski

BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE

On campus, help is always close by. Lecturers want you to succeed, and the Duval (College) team have been incredible. Reaching out early for advice or an extension turned setbacks into redirections. Being here has taught me to lean on the community around me and never feel silly for asking questions.

Amity Bartolabac

BACHELOR OF LANGUAGES

I have previously studied at other universities, however UNE truly takes the spot for the best online university in Australia. The level of support and flexibility is unmatched, and the opportunities, such as going overseas for exchange, makes the experience so rewarding. UNE doesn’t just give you a degree, they set you up with real skills and experiences for the future.

LANGUAGES, LINGUISTICS AND INTERNATIONAL

UNE’s languages, linguistics and international degrees prepare you for careers in our increasingly interconnected world, where multilingual and cross-cultural skills are in high demand. With options to study Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese or Spanish, you’ll develop fluency in speaking, reading and writing alongside deep cultural understanding.

You’ll have opportunities to immerse yourself in language and culture through overseas study units, with exchange agreements spanning more than 15 universities globally. UNE’s courses are designed to equip you with the skills to excel in politics, business, economics and social structures across our globalised world. This is reflected in UNE’s 5-star rating for Overall Experience, Student Support and Teaching Quality in languages (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/lang-ling

(LPAB)

HUMANITIES AND ARTS

UNE’s humanities and arts degrees prepare you to address the complex cultural and societal challenges of our increasingly globalised world. With disciplines spanning music and theatre, archaeology and palaeontology, philosophy and studies in religion, Indigenous studies, English, and history, you’ll develop the critical thinking, analytical, and creative skills that are in high demand across diverse industries and sectors.

UNE’s expertise in humanities and arts equips you with the knowledge to engage meaningfully with global communities. UNE’s approach to humanities education is reflected in our 5-star ratings for Overall Experience, Student Support and Teaching Quality in humanities (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/humanities-arts

Advanced Diploma in Arts

Bachelor of Arts

Minors: Ancient Greece: History and Culture, Ancient History, Ancient Rome: History and Culture, Archaeological Studies, Australian History, Chinese, Classical Languages, Criminology, English, French, German, History, Human Geography, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Linguistics, Medieval and Modern European History, Music, Peace Studies, Philosophy, Physical Geography, Political and International Studies, Psychology, Screen and Media Studies, Sociology, Spanish, Studies in Religion, Writing

Ancient History, Archaeological Studies, Chinese, Classical Languages, Community Development, Community Planning, Criminology, English, French, Geography, German, History and Crime, History and Heritage, Indonesian, International Law, Italian, Japanese, Linguistics, Medieval and Modern Europe, Music, Peace Studies, Philosophy, Politics and International Relations, Psychology, Screen and Media Studies, Sociology, Spanish, Studies in Religion, Writing

†Early closing date. For more information, visit une.edu.au/application-and-admission-dates

~This course requires a Music Audition as part of the entry requirements. For more information, visit une.edu.au/music-audition

*Accredited by the Legal Profession Admission Board (LPAB)

^Personal Statement requirements (see page 16)

‡Accredited by the New South Wales Education Standards Authority (NESA)

Nick Troon BACHELOR OF ARTS (THEATRE STUDIES)

My time studying humanities at UNE was fantastic, the course gave me a brilliant foundational knowledge and levelled up my professional vocabulary when it comes to talking about theatre. I needed a space to build my confidence in the field and hone my craft and UNE provided.

Paris Brailsford BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS/ BACHELOR OF LAWS

Studying on campus opened doors into local legal practice. My paralegal role with a regional firm has been the best part of my degree, with hands-on mentoring and meaningful client work. I’ve learned how much connection, empathy, and hard work matter in law, not just technical knowledge. UNE’s on-campus environment, close lecturer relationships, and the regional network helped me grow fast and feel ready to start as a graduate solicitor after my Practical Legal Training (PLT).

LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY

UNE’s law and criminology degrees prepare you for diverse career pathways. Learn from Australia’s largest School of Law outside a capital city, with world-class expertise in academia and legal practice and expertise in legal issues related to regional, remote and rural Australia, not just metropolitan areas.

UNE offers distinctive perspectives on justice and legal practice, through the Centre for Rural Criminology, a world-first hub of collaborative international research on rural crime. You’ll learn from leading academics with extensive field experience, developing practical capabilities that ensure you graduate job-ready for the fast-moving legal landscape. UNE holds 5-star ratings for Student Support and Graduate Salary in law and paralegal studies (Good Universities Guide 2026, undergraduate).

For more information, visit une.edu.au/study/law-criminology

*Accredited by the Legal Profession Admission Board (LPAB)

^Accredited by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ)

†Accredited by Community Work Australia (CWA)

International study opportunities

For many students, studying overseas is incredibly rewarding. Whether it’s travelling to a new country, experiencing other cultures first-hand, immersing yourself in your area of study or making new friends from around the globe, you’ll return with fresh insights, confidence and global connections.

UNE’s Study Abroad and Exchange program gives you the chance to study overseas for up to a year as part of your degree. UNE has relationships with some of the most prestigious universities across Asia, Europe and North America, and in most cases, you can gain credit for your overseas study.

Who is eligible for international study?

All students enrolled in a diploma, advanced diploma or bachelor’s degree are eligible, including external, and international students. To be eligible, you must have also completed at least one year of full-time study before you apply. Your application will then be assessed by the Head of School. If you have good marks and attendance, your application is more likely to be successful.

Do I need to speak another language?

You don’t need to speak or be studying another language to take part in the program. UNE has partnerships with Universities in England, Canada, the USA and Hong Kong, and there’s also the option to study a number of subjects in English in countries such as Austria, Germany and Spain.

However, UNE also has a range of overseas opportunities tailored for language students. If you are studying French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, or Spanish, our placements allow you to really surround yourself in your chosen language.

Cost of international study

The cost of studying overseas doesn’t have to be a limitation. You may be eligible for a scholarship or loan to help with fees, or you may also be eligible to continue receiving Austudy or Youth Allowance.

Short term study tours

UNE also offers a range of short term study tours. These intensive experiences are designed to complement your coursework, allowing you to travel to another country to immerse yourself in your study and gain invaluable experience. Generally, our short term study tours last for a few weeks.

For more information, visit une.edu.au/overseas-study-options

Jack Morgan

BACHELOR OF ZOOLOGY

One of the many highlights of my degree has been all the great opportunities to gain experience in field surveys and research such as getting to work on eagle nesting surveys. I’ve also just had an incredible experience going to Namibia as part of the overseas unit to survey and learn more about the amazing wildlife in Africa with other students.

Everything you need to know

Starting uni doesn’t need to be complicated; here’s key info to make starting your journey as straightforward as possible. This includes a snapshot of Early Entry and our pathway programs, to help take the stress out of the ATAR process. There’s also a simple step-by-step guide to navigating applications and a breakdown of key dates, costs and scholarships. To give you confidence your studies will take you where you want, we’ve added a courses and careers snapshot.

Early Entry

UNE’s Early Entry program gives you a guaranteed course offer before you sit your exams, whether you’re expecting an ATAR or not. Early Entry is available to all Year 12 students, and it’s free and easy to apply. That’s why over 4,000 students applied last year, with every one of them receiving a UNE offer.

At UNE, we believe an ATAR isn’t the only way to measure your potential, that’s why Early Entry is based on your Year 11 results and guidance from your school to identify your skills and abilities.

How does Early Entry work?

In your online application, you can choose three course preferences. You will receive an offer for one of these, or if you’re not eligible, you’ll receive an offer for a related course to get you on the pathway to your preferred degree.

There are over 50 courses available through Early Entry, ensuring there are options that are right for you.

You don’t need a UAC application for our Early Entry program, but you can apply both through UAC and Early Entry if you want to maximise your options.

When are applications due?

If you apply before Round 1, you’ll receive your offer before the HSC, so you can feel confident going into your exams knowing that no matter what happens, you have a place at UNE. Apply after Round 1 to receive your guaranteed offer after your exams.

To start your application or for more information, visit une.edu.au/earlyentry

Early Entry FAQs

How do I apply?

Annabelle Naylor

BACHELOR OF RURAL SCIENCE

I originally applied through Early Entry in Year 12 which was fantastic. I really enjoyed having an offer before I even sat my exams so it was really comforting to know that I already had a place at uni.

Apply online with us directly through our Early Entry portal.

For more information, see page 38.

How much does it cost to apply? It’s completely free to apply.

What courses are available through Early Entry?

How many courses can I apply for?

What does UNE need from me when I apply?

What if I didn’t do well in year 11 or I’m not getting an ATAR?

How can UNE guarantee me an offer?

Am I locked in?

Can I take a gap year?

Do I have the option to study online or on-campus?

Can I still apply for other unis (including UAC, QTAC and SRS)?

What if I have questions?

Who can I talk to about Early Entry?

We have 50+ courses available to apply for. For the full list of eligible courses, visit une.edu.au/earlyentry. If your preferred course isn’t available through Early Entry, you can still apply via our standard application portal. For more information, see page 38.

You can submit one application with up to three course preferences We encourage you to add all three preferences to maximise your options.

Provide us with your personal details, year 11 results and year 12 subjects. Once submitted, let your Careers Advisor know and UNE will take care of the rest. It’s as easy as that!

Early Entry is open to all Year 12 students Whatever your path so far, you’re welcome to apply.

You’ll be assessed for all three preferences, and if not directly eligible, we’ll automatically assess you for the best pathway to guide you into your desired course.

No, your offer is completely obligation-free

Yes, all courses through Early Entry are deferrable (excluding the Bachelor of Nursing) for at least 12 months.

Early Entry offers are automatically released in an on-campus study-mode. After you receive your offer, you can request to change to online study. Please note some courses are only available online, but you’re welcome to live at one of our residential colleges (see page 56).

Yes, submitting does not prevent you from submitting applications elsewhere.

We have a specialised Future Students Team, dedicated to guiding you through the process and answering any questions that you might have. Call 1800 818 865, live chat at une.edu.au/livechat or email earlyentry@une.edu.au

Entry options

ATAR Adjustment Factors

Who is this entry option for?

• If you’re finishing Year 12 this year and applying with an ATAR

UNE’s ATAR Adjustment Factors recognises your unique circumstances and experiences to potentially boost your selection rank by up to 10 points*. When you apply through UAC, QTAC or directly to UNE, we’ll automatically check your eligibility and apply any adjustments based on factors like your location, background, and personal circumstances.

You might be eligible if you:

• Live in a regional, rural or remote area

• Identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander

• Are 21 years of age or over (if you took a gap year or are returning to study)

• Come from a non-English speaking background

• Are the first in your family to attend university

• Have a disability or medical condition

• Are a School Captain, Duke of Edinburgh award recipient, or Queen’s Scout/Guide

• Attend an under-represented school

For more information, visit une.edu.au/adjustment-factors

*It is important to note the adjustments factors that are added do not change your ATAR; they change your selection rank for your preferred course/s. Your selection rank = your ATAR + adjustment factors.

Applying without an ATAR

You have options beyond your ATAR to enter university. UNE recognises vocational (work-related) qualifications, prior study and work experience and the Skills for Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) as potential entry options for most courses. Some pathways can also grant credit toward your degree, which can reduce both study time and cost. Some courses may have extra entry requirements, so always check your specific course page.

VET pathways

Who is this entry option for?

• If you have undertaken VET studies (complete or incomplete)

If you hold a Certificate III or higher, you can use it as the basis of your application to many UNE courses. If you want to extend your current qualification, you may be able to enter an articulation pathway or receive credit for a diploma or advanced diploma.

For more information, visit une.edu.au/entry-pathways

Skills for Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)

Who is this entry option for?

• If you don’t have an ATAR

• If your ATAR results don’t reflect your current ability

• If you were home-schooled

STAT is a nationally-used test designed to assess a range of competencies that are considered important for success in tertiary study. The STAT assesses critical reasoning and problem-solving, not specific school subjects. UNE can grant admission to many undergraduate degrees based on performance in the STAT.

For more information, visit stat.acer.org/au

Credit for previous study and professional experience

Who is this entry option for?

• If you have completed or partially completed TAFE or VET study, including VET in Schools

• If you are a non-current school leaver who finished school within the last 2 years and have undertaken TAFE, VET or uni units

• If you have the relevant professional experience or industry certifications that align with your chosen course   Your completed or partially completed study at university, TAFE, or a private provider, as well as relevant professional experience, can be assessed for admission.^ You can also apply for advanced standing (also called credit), which if granted, reduces the number of units you need to complete and can lower your overall fees.

For more information, visit une.edu.au/advanced-standing

^Credit is assessed case by case against your chosen course. You may be asked to provide transcripts, unit outlines, or evidence of professional experience. You can request a credit assessment when you apply or after you receive an offer.

Your qualification

Australian tertiary qualifications span from vocational (work) and higher education, with registered training organisations (RTOs) typically offering certificates and many diplomas, and universities offering undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.

At university, your qualification is a degree which is awarded when you complete all course requirements. Qualifications range in length depending on your course and study load with double degrees taking longer.

Courses at UNE are comprised of elements including:

• Units: subjects you complete toward the total required

• Core units: compulsory for your degree

• Listed units: chosen from an approved list

• Electives: chosen from across UNE, subject to prerequisites

• Majors: a defined sequence in a specialty area that is named on your testamur

Certificate I

Certificate II

Vocational, 0.5-1 year

Certificate III

Certificate IV

Vocational, 1-2 years

Diploma

Undergraduate, 1-2 years

Advanced Diploma

Undergraduate, 1.5-2 years RTO (registered training organisation)

e.g. UNE Partnerships or TAFE

Bachelor’s Degree*

Undergraduate, 3-6 years

Bachelor’s Honours Degree

Undergraduate, 1-2 years

Postgraduate Degree 0.5-2 years

*A bachelor’s degree is where most school leavers/ first-time students start UNI

une.edu.au/study

Pathway programs

At UNE, there’s more than one way to start your university journey. If you don’t feel quite ready to jump straight into university study, we’ve created a range of pathway options to help you build your skills and confidence first. These programs are specifically designed to give you the knowledge and experience you need to step smoothly into your degree.

Foundation Program

Who is this pathway for?

• If you’re not sure if university is right for you and want to experience it before committing your time and money to a degree

• If you’re curious about university study but don’t know where to begin

• If you want to build your skills, confidence, and knowledge before starting a degree

UNE’s Foundation Program is designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and self-confidence to excel in tertiary study. Our Foundation Program gives you up to two units of credit towards up to 25 different bachelor’s degrees, reducing both the time and cost of your undergraduate degree by up to two units. No matter what your educational background or what area you are interested in studying, the flexibility of UNE’s Foundation Program will help you reach your goals in as little as eight months.

The program is delivered fully online and is fee-free, allowing you to explore university-level study without incurring HECS debt. It is specifically designed to build your academic skills, confidence, and adaptability in a supportive and flexible environment. Upon completion, you’ll be eligible to progress directly into a range of UNE bachelor’s degrees^ with a solid foundation to succeed.

^Completion of the Foundation Program allows you entry into any undergraduate degrees with entry ATARs of up to 77.10

For more information, visit une.edu.au/pathways

TRACKS Indigenous Foundation Program

Who is this pathway for?

• If you identify as an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander individual

• If you want to explore university study in a culturally supportive environment before committing your time and money to a degree

• If you are looking to build your academic skills and confidence with guidance from the Oorala Aboriginal Centre

The TRACKS Indigenous Foundation Program is a university preparation program run by the Oorala Aboriginal Centre. It’s designed to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people build the skills and confidence they need to take on a course at UNE. On successful completion you will be eligible to apply for a range of UNE undergraduate courses^. You’ll be guided by our experienced staff and belong to a strong community of students, providing you with all the support you need throughout the course. You can also take an undergraduate unit in your area of interest that may count towards your future UNE degree.

This fee-free program offers flexible online and on-campus options through UNE’s Oorala Aboriginal Centre, so you can balance study with your commitments while still staying connected to a culturally safe learning community. You’ll build essential academic skills and confidence, engage with a supportive team of staff and peers, and explore universitylevel learning in an environment that celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives.

^Completion of the Foundation Program allows you entry into any undergraduate degrees with entry ATARs of up to 77.10

For more information, visit une.edu.au/tracks-course

Jason Livermore, Goomeroi Man

TRACKS

TRACKS gave me confidenceI can really see how much my study skills have grown. I’ve felt accepted and comfortable being part of the TRACKS mob in Tamworth, and I’m proud of achieving something I never thought I could... something no one in my family has done before. I know my younger self would be proud too, because I’ve always wanted to be a role model, and completing TRACKS is a big step toward that.

Open Entry Diplomas

Who is this pathway for?

• If you want to start your university journey with a recognised qualification that can lead straight into a bachelor’s degree

• If you want to start university but you don’t meet the entry requirements for your desired degree.

Start your university journey with UNE’s diverse range of diploma programs. These one-year courses (or part-time equivalent) don’t require an ATAR and provide guaranteed entry into related bachelor’s degrees. With several diplomas to choose from across areas such as business, arts, science and agriculture, you can complete your diploma and receive up to 8 units of credit (48 credit points) towards your bachelor’s degree. Depending on your unit choices and the bachelor you choose, you may receive credit for all units studied.

Many students complete their diploma, enter the workforce using this qualification, and then continue studying their bachelor’s degree while working in their desired industry. UNE’s open entry diplomas are a practical and supportive way to reach your goals while building a strong academic foundation.

For more information, visit une.edu.au/pathways

How to apply

How you apply to study at UNE will depend on your entry pathway, and whether you want to study online or on-campus. Early Entry is our recommended pathway for Year 12 students, but if your preferred course isn’t available through Early Entry, you can apply directly to UNE.

Early Entry at UNE

UNE Early Entry is open to all Year 12 applicants, whether or not you’re expecting to receive an ATAR. Early Entry is based on your Year 11 results, your school’s assessment of your attributes and abilities, your ability to work and learn independently, and your overall potential for academic success. You can also submit an application via the Universities Admission Centre (UAC) or Queensland Tertiary Admission Centre (QTAC). (see below), in addition to applying through Early Entry. You can apply for Early Entry whether you want to study on-campus or online.

Step 1: Prepare Step 2: Apply

Check out the range of oncampus and online courses available through Early Entry and select three courses you would like to study from the Early Entry course list. une.edu.au/earlyentry

Click through to the Early Entry portal to complete and submit your application.

Step 3: Offer Step 4: Enrol

You can accept your offer immediately and secure your place for 2027.

Enrol, or defer^ your offer of admission for up to one year.

Apply to UNE directly for online or on-campus study

UNE offers most courses online or on-campus. We recommend applying for Early Entry, but if your preferred course isn’t available through Early Entry, you can apply directly to UNE through the website.

Step 1: Prepare Step 2: Apply

Check the course and entry requirements at une.edu.au/study

Apply online at une.edu.au/apply or call Oorala for assistance 1800 622 384

On-campus study via UAC or QTAC

Step 3: Offer Step 4: Enrol

Receive and accept your offer of admission.

Enrol, or defer^ your offer of admission for up to one year.

If you are planning to study on-campus and apply based on your ATAR or equivalent, you can apply through either UAC or QTAC.

Check the course and entry requirements at une.edu.au/study

Apply online* through either UAC uac.edu.au or QTAC qtac.edu.au

Receive and accept your offer of admission through either UAC/QTAC.

Enrol, or defer^ your offer of admission for up to one year.

une.edu.au/apply

^Some courses such as the Bachelor of Nursing cannot be deferred

*Some courses require application directly to UNE. Please check individual course details at une.edu.au/study or use the How to Apply page to be directed to the relevant application portal: une.edu.au/apply

Key dates

Early Entry applications open February 2, 2026

2026 Open Day May 1, 2026

Round 1 Early Entry applications close July 17, 2026

UNE College applications open August, 2026

Scholarship applications open September, 2026

Round 1 Early Entry offers released September 1, 2026

Round 2 Early Entry applications close September 14, 2026

Round 2 Early Entry offer release November 5, 2026

2027 Digital orientation begins February 1, 2027

2027 On-campus orientation begins February 15, 2027

2027 T1 commences February 22, 2027

2027 T2 commences June 21, 2027

2027 T3 commences October 18, 2027

Dates correct at time of printing and are subject to change.

Cost to study at UNE

Cost of a degree

Most undergraduate courses at UNE have Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) available. This means that the government makes a contribution to part of the cost of your degree, and you pay the difference between this contribution and the total cost of the degree. All eligible domestic students are allocated a CSP.* In order to maintain a CSP, you need to abide by Genuine Student Provisions, which include:

• Your engagement with your course

• Whether you satisfy the course requirements and complete your assessments

• For online study, how many times you log into your course

• Any enrolments in other courses that may make it impossible or highly improbable for you to complete your course.

Student Contribution Bands

There are four different ‘bands’ of costs, which are divided by discipline areas. These are known as ‘Student Contribution Bands’, (see page 41) and show the range of fees you will be charged. The fees you will pay are calculated based on the units selected within a course, which sit in different bands. For example, if you study a Bachelor of Arts, you might choose units in communications (band 4), English (band 1), and Theatre (band 2, Performing Arts). These units are all in different contribution bands and have different costs.

Student Learning Entitlement

The Student Learning Entitlement (SLE) is the amount of study you can undertake in a CSP in your lifetime. All eligible students will start with seven years of full-time (or part-time equivalent) Commonwealth supported study–this is your SLE amount. Your SLE amount will reduce as you undertake your study as a Commonwealth supported student. For more information on CSPs and SLE, visit studyassist.gov.au

HECS-HELP

HECS-HELP is a loan to help eligible students with a CSP pay their course fees. The loan allows you to defer course fees until you earn above the compulsory repayment threshold, which for the 2025-2026 income year is $67,001, at which point your repayments are automatically deducted via the Australian tax system.

There is also a lifetime limit on how much you can borrow through HECS-HELP. Once you reach this limit, you will not be able to access HECS-HELP again until you have made a repayment to the ATO.

*If you are a permanent humanitarian visa holder, New Zealand Special Category Visa holder, permanent resident or New Zealand citizen you may also be eligible for a CSP

Student Services Amenities Fee

The Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) is charged to students for services and amenities of a non-academic nature, such as sporting and recreational activities, employment and career advice, childcare, financial advice, and food services.

The SSAF is applied to all on-campus and online coursework students. In 2026 SSAF is charged at the rate of $46.60 per 6 credit points (a typical unit at UNE is 6 credit points). The fee is invoiced per study period and is payable by the census date. Eligible students have the option of deferring SSAF through the SA-HELP scheme. Students studying the Foundations Program or TRACKS Indigenous Foundation Program are exempt from paying SSAF. For more information on SSAF, visit une.edu.au/ssaf

Additional costs

Apart from your course fees, you will need to consider other costs such as textbooks, computer and printing equipment, transport costs, cost of living (food, accommodation and services), sport and recreation and social activities.

UNE provides a range of useful support options to assist you with the financial side of student life. Areas of assistance include the provision of student loans, seeking part-time employment and strategies for saving money. Living on campus at UNE is also a great way to help manage your costs. For more information on on-campus living costs, visit une.edu.au/living

Tertiary Access Payment

If you are moving from a regional or remote area to study at UNE, you may be eligible for a Tertiary Access Payment (TAP), of up to $5,000, depending on where your family home is located.

This one-off payment is to help offset the cost of relocation and getting settled in your new accommodation, as well as to support you in your first year of study with things like textbooks, fees and day-to-day living expenses. To check if you are eligible for the TAP, visit servicesaustralia.gov.au

Try our Fee Category Finder Tool at une.edu.au/fee-finder to help determine your eligibility and payment options.

une.edu.au/fees

2026 Student Contribution Bands

Student Contribution Bands^ (per 6 credit-point unit)

Amount

BAND 1 Agriculture, Clinical Psychology, Education, English, Foreign Languages, Mathematics, Nursing, Statistics $588

BAND 2 Allied Health, Built Environment, Computing, Engineering, Environmental Studies, Other Health, Pathology, Professional Pathway Psychology, Professional Pathway Social Work, Science, Surveying, Visual and Performing Arts

$1,188

BAND 3 Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Science $1,692

BAND 4 Accounting, Administration, Commerce, Communications, Economics, Law, Society and Culture, Psychology, Social Work $2,172

^Costs correct at time of printing. Some exceptions apply. For more information on CSPs, visit studyassist.gov.au If you are unsure whether you would be eligible for a CSP, you can check on our Fee Category Finder at une.edu.au/fee-finder

Scholarships at UNE

Getting help to pay for your degree is easier than you think.

UNE scholarships assist you in paying for your degree, whether you are doing so up front or deferring your fees with government assistance. UNE scholarships are open for all to apply, and it doesn’t cost you anything. We strongly encourage you to apply for as many scholarships as you are eligible for. You can apply for multiple scholarships in the one application. We recommend you create a list of all the scholarships you wish to apply for beforehand so you can include them on the one application form. If you become aware of another scholarship you wish you’d applied for, just tell us and we can add it to your existing application.

Not all UNE scholarships are about how well you did at school. There are UNE scholarships for students who come from rural or remote areas, belong to a disadvantaged group, are studying specific degrees, who excel at sport, or who live in a residential college, as well as those who have achieved high academic results.

For more information and eligibility criteria for each scholarship, visit une.edu.au/scholarships

Each year UNE grants scholarships worth over $2.5 million to hundreds of our students!

Scholarships we offer

Equity

If you’ve faced challenges such as financial hardship, living in a regional or remote location, a disability, or other personal circumstances, you may be eligible for an Equity Scholarship. These scholarships provide financial assistance to help with study-related costs.

Merit

If you’ve achieved strong academic results or sporting success, you may be eligible for a Merit Scholarship. These scholarships recognise your achievements and provide financial support to assist with your studies, helping you continue to excel in your chosen field.

Applying for a scholarship

1. Find

Head to une.edu.au/ scholarships to browse available scholarships (most scholarships open in late September). For each one, check the eligibility criteria, closing date, and any documents you’ll need to include with your application.

2. Select

Create a list of the scholarships you want to apply for, then fill out the application form, adding all your chosen scholarships in one go.

Residential Colleges

If you plan to live in a UNE residential college, you may be eligible for a Residential College Scholarship. These scholarships can help reduce the cost of on-campus accommodation. Even if you’re not yet sure about living on campus, it’s worth applying so the option is there if you need it.

Indigenous

If you identify as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person, you may be eligible for an Indigenous Scholarship. These scholarships assist with residential or academic costs for students commencing study at UNE.

3. Prepare 4. Submit

Gather any documents required for your chosen scholarships, such as proof of address, financial statements, or referee reports. Having these ready before you start will make the process smoother.

Submit your completed application before the closing date (most scholarships close in early January). Doublecheck you’ve included all the necessary details and attachments so your application can be assessed efficiently.

If you have any questions about your eligibility for a scholarship, please call 6773 2000 or contact scholarships@une.edu.au

Lucy Fuge

BACHELOR OF ARTS, AND MASTER OF TEACHING (PRIMARY)

Being awarded a Residential Scholarship during my studies really lifted a weight off my shoulders. I was able to focus more on my studies, spend more time with my mates at college and overall enjoy my university experience. I wish I could have told myself to apply for a scholarship sooner because you never know what could happen!

Courses and careers snapshot

Different HSC subjects can help lead towards certain degrees. It’s not about locking yourself into one direction; it’s about exploring what interests you and understanding the opportunities that could open up. If you’re in Year 10 and starting to think about your HSC subject choices, use this as a starting point to imagine what studying at UNE might look like for you.

Subjects you like

Agriculture; Biology; Chemistry; Earth and Environmental Science; English; Food Technology; Geography; Maths; Primary Industries

Business Studies; Economics; English; Maths

Agriculture; Biology; Chemistry; Earth and Environmental Science; English; Food Technology; Geography; Maths; Primary Industries

Biology; Chemistry; Computers and Information Technology; English; Maths; Society and Culture

Biology; Chemistry; Community and Family Studies; English; Legal Studies; Maths; Personal Development; PDHPE; Physics

Business Studies; Dance; Drama; English; Legal Studies; Music; Society and Culture; Textiles and Design; Visual Arts

You could study The career path you could take

Animals and Agriculture

Business and Finance

Earth and Environment

Education and Teaching

Health

Humanities and Arts

Animal production industries; animal breeding or nutrition services; equine and racing industries; national parks and wildlife services; agribusiness, zoology; agricultural advisory; primary production, landcare, soil conservation and natural resource management

Business management; administration and human resources; accounting and financial services; government policy; agribusiness; economics; marketing; leadership

Environmental consultant; environmental research scientist; ecologist or aquatic ecologist; conservation, restoration and remediation specialist; geologist or geoscientist; risk manager

Early childhood, primary school or high school teacher; TAFE teacher; professional development educator

Medicine; biomedical science; nursing; social and community services work; counselling; exercise and sports; disability services; mental health work; pharmacy

Management; public relations; education; business; human resources; government and public sector; research and analysis; creative industries; journalism

une.edu.au/study

Subjects you like

Business Studies; Economics; English; Computers and Information Technology; Maths; Software Design and Development

Indigenous Studies; Language; English; Legal Studies; Society and Culture; Studies of Religion

Community and Family Studies; English; Legal Studies; Society and Culture

Biology; Community and Family Studies; English; Society and Culture; Studies of Religion

Biology; Chemistry; English; Maths; Physics; Science

Indigenous Studies; Biology; Community and Family Studies; English; Legal Studies; Society and Culture; Studies of Religion

You could study The career path you could take

IT and Data Science

Languages and Linguistics

Law and Criminology

Psychology and Mental Health

Sciences

Social Sciences

Software design; scientific technology; computer science; data science and analytics; business and systems analysis; cybersecurity; cybersecurity management; web and mobile development; web administration and support; banking and corporate roles; diplomatic roles

Government, inter-governmental and non-government organisations; defence force; environmental advocacy; human rights advocacy; immigration; intelligence agencies; international diplomacy; journalism; overseas development assistance

Lawyer, solicitor or barrister; legal aid; advocacy; commercial law; government departments; policy development; crime prevention and criminal justice; legal support services; policing and corrections regulation

Psychology; psychotherapy; public, private and community counselling; health services; human services; neuroscience

Medical scientist or lab technician; research scientist; environmental protection; resource and land management; pharmaceutical research and development; sustainable agricultural production

Human resources; intelligence, policy and planning; market and social research; advertising; family, community and health services; journalism; aid agencies and advocacy groups

A focus on flexibility

UNE allows you to shape university study around your needs, whether that means living and studying on campus or studying online. You’ll also have access to our dedicated Study Centres, and you can even choose to take a hybrid approach. We allow you to define how and where you study, to ensure you get the experience you want.

Study shaped around your life

At UNE, you don’t have to lock yourself into one way of studying. You can start on-campus or online, and switch between the two to suit your changing lifestyle. We’ve built our courses to be flexible, so your degree fits around you, not the other way around.

It’s common for students to begin their studies on-campus, living in our welcoming colleges, making friends and experiencing hands-on learning. Then, when life takes you in a new direction, whether it be for work opportunities, personal commitments or to experience travel, you can seamlessly transition into online study while keeping the same quality of education.

UNE’s hybrid approach means that no matter where you are studying, you will receive the same level of support. This means that you can get the best of both worlds.

For some students, starting study while being close to home is a convenient way to ease into the university lifestyle at your own pace. You can balance work and other personal commitments while still being close to your support unit.  Later in your degree, especially if you’re studying a hands-on or practical degree, you can switch to on-campus learning to fully immerse yourself in the final stretch of your degree.

You’ll receive comprehensive, high-quality support no matter how you choose to study. Our courses have been designed specifically for flexibility, ensuring that changing study modes during your degree is an effortless shift.

UNE has successfully provided both on-campus and distance education to its students for over 70 years, longer than any other Australian university. UNE are experts in both online and on-campus education, leading Australian universities into the future of hybrid learning.

We’ve built our courses to be flexible, so your degree fits around you, not the other way around.

Callum Melton BACHELOR OF RURAL SCIENCE

UNE has provided me with the opportunity to study with some very like-minded people from across the country.

I know I have a friend from every state, and even across the world.

une.edu.au/living

A nature lover’s paradise

The New England region has an abundance of natural beauty, and for many students, nature-based activities are a regular part of their social calendar. The region is home to the heritage-listed New England, Oxley Wild Rivers, Cunnawarra and Werrikimbe National Parks, offering visitors spectacular flora and fauna, waterfalls, gorges, walking trails, swimming holes, picnic spots and more. We’re also home to picturesque rolling farmlands, perfect for a drive, and some great fishing spots.

For adrenaline junkies, there are world-class mountain biking tracks, rock climbing and abseiling. The stunning Dumaresq Dam Reserve is the perfect place to grab a paddleboard, canoe or kayak and head out onto the water.

Thriving cultural centre

Armidale is the region’s cultural hub. There’s a bustling restaurant scene, with a range of cafés and eateries. The town is also home to art galleries, museums and public art. There’s the state-of-the-art Hoskins Centre, the region’s impressive creative arts complex, and the New England Regional Art Gallery. Armidale is also home to the Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place, allowing visitors the chance to experience the region’s thriving indigenous culture and heritage.

Find your team

If you’re into sport, Armidale has it all. The city offers a range of local sports teams suitable for everyone from beginners to experts, including soccer, cricket, netball, rugby, hockey, tennis, and sailing. Many of these clubs offer newcomers a ready-made social group.

To learn more about Armidale, visit visitarmidale.com.au

Credit: Destination NSW

Credit: Destination NSW

Krishna Nagarajan

BACHELOR OF RURAL SCIENCE, RESIDENT OF ROBB COLLEGE AND DUVAL COLLEGE

I found the mix of online and on-campus learning allowed for an active social life and participation in college activities.

Living on campus

Australia’s most affordable five-star on-campus experience

UNE remains one of the few universities to provide a fully immersive on-campus lifestyle that combines affordability, student support, and social connection. Living on campus places you at the heart of both your academic and social life, fostering valuable skills, industry connections, and a strong sense of community. With seven residential colleges to choose from, there’s a vibrant community waiting to match your needs and lifestyle.

Live on campus for as little as $180^ per week

• Includes unlimited Wi-Fi and heating

• Choose from catered and non-catered options

• Flexible contract options to suit different degrees

• Easy access to academic and social support

• Walking distance to classes, sporting and social activities

• Scholarships that can save you 50% on fees*

For more information, visit une.edu.au/living

Choose your college

Each of UNE’s seven colleges has its own distinctive character and offers a variety of academic, social, cultural, and sporting activities. Every community welcomes students into friendly, inclusive, supportive environments where you can enjoy the living and learning experience to the fullest. Choose from traditional college settings, studio apartments, or come with your friends and book a multi-room apartment.

UNE’s Residential System includes:

• Austin Page College

• Duval College

• Mary White College

• Robb College

• St Albert’s College (independently owned)

• Wright College

• Wright Village

Living on campus is more affordable than renting in town, especially when you factor in extras like furnishings and utilities. Your bills are covered, including free unlimited Wi-Fi, washing facilities, and heating. Some colleges also offer catering, saving you time, effort, and money on meals so you can focus on your studies and social life. We also have a large range of scholarships available, some of which could save you thousands off your college accommodation fees.

Campus life and facilities

Living on campus means you’re right at the heart of the action. Lectures, libraries, cafés, and services like shopping and hairdressing are all within walking distance. A free safety shuttle bus service is also available from the colleges for trips into town. The UNE Residential System gives you the benefit of academic and social support networks and a rich tradition of vibrant inter-college sporting and cultural competitions.

UNE Armidale campus facilities include:

3 places to eat across campus SportUNE

40+ different clubs and societies

TuneFM studentpowered radio and media station

Sleek Hair Studio

Campus Post Office and Essentials Shop

UNE is the only public university to receive five-stars for Overall Experience from The Good Universities Guide 20 years in a row.†

^2026 cost correct at time of printing. 2027 subject to change *On room costs only, up to the value of $5,000 †Good Universities Guide 2007-2026

UNE Colleges

Austin Page College

Find your place at Austin Page College, where your journey is totally your own and backed by an awesome, supportive community. We celebrate diversity and cultural safety at our college, so you can feel free to be yourself... or find yourself.

Embrace opportunities for personal growth, make lifelong friends, and live your best college life with us. Whether you’re relaxing in the courtyard, playing with our college dog, enjoying the games room, helping with our veggie patch, or just chilling in your room or our sensory spaces, there’s always something fun to do. We also have weekly study nights and regular workshops, so your academics are covered.

Austin Page College celebrates arts, culture and creativity. Our annual charity Coast Run and musical production are college highlights you won’t want to miss. There’s always something happening at Austin Page!

Duval College

Duval is a lively and welcoming environment, promoting a healthy balance between study, social life and sport. Residents participate in a wide range of activities, whether it’s joining one of our many sports clubs, attending the weekly “Might as Well Monday” study night, or hitting the dance floor at a college event, Duvalians take pride in getting involved. Set within secure gated grounds and centred around traditional courtyards, Duval offers comfortable accommodation and a genuine sense of belonging.

Duval residents, studying across a wide range of degrees, value both academic success and a strong sense of community. At Duval, you’ll truly find your home away from home.

Mary White College

Mary White is the only residential college in the heart of the academic campus, so you’re just steps away from lectures, the library, cafés and shops. It’s a welcoming community where individuality is celebrated and respected.

Mary White College is more than just a place to live; it’s a dynamic and inclusive community where lifelong friendships are forged. The close-knit community ensures every resident has an opportunity to access resources and guidance needed to thrive in your studies.

With endless opportunities to get involved in clubs, community projects, sports, and professional experiences, your time at Mary White College will be filled with unforgettable moments.

Robb College

From the moment you arrive at Robb College, you’ll join a welcoming community with a network of friends and industry connections. Enjoy an exciting academic, social and sporting calendar filled with a mixture of study support and social events to promote a balanced lifestyle. Sport and community involvement play a significant role at Robb College, with passionate rugby, netball, and hockey teams fostering teamwork and resilience, where everyone is encouraged to get involved whether playing or cheering from the sidelines.

At Robb College we’re committed to your intellectual, social, and personal growth. We can’t wait to welcome you and help you make the most of your college experience!

Single rooms

Self or partially catered

Open Trimesters 1 & 2

College dog

Annual musical

Charity 200km coastal run

Single rooms

Partially catered

Open Trimesters 1 & 2

Indoor and outdoor games room

Kayaking club

SportUNE membership included

Single and double rooms

Ensuite rooms available

Partially catered

Varied contract lengths*

Located in academic area

SportUNE membership included

Single newly-renovated rooms

15 meals per week

Open Trimesters 1 & 2

SportUNE membership included

Wright College

Wright College is designed to provide you with a comfortable and spacious living environment. It’s perfect for working, relaxing, and having fun! With apartment-style living, you get the freedom to live independently while still enjoying the awesome support and community that UNE’s residential colleges are known for.

We offer year-round accommodation contracts, which is perfect if you want to study during Trimester 3 or work locally over the summer.

Join us at Wright College, and experience the perfect blend of independence, community, and opportunity.

Wright Village

Wright Village gives you the best of both worlds with independent living and plenty of academic and social support. Our accommodation is self-catered, so you can prepare your own meals or cook with friends in the shared kitchen.

The Wright Village units have shared spaces in 4, 6 or 8-bedroom share flats, each equipped with a full kitchen and shared bathrooms. Wright Village flats are available for individuals to rent by the room. Alternatively, groups can rent an entire flat with four bedrooms.

Be part of a vibrant community where cultures from around the globe come together to make a community.

St Albert’s College

St Albert’s College (independently owned) is a friendly and supportive community, dedicated to providing you with everything you need to achieve your future goals.

At Albies, you will enjoy a residential experience that supports academic, personal, social, and spiritual growth with strong friendships, structured support, and plenty of ways to get involved.

More than just a place to live, Albies is a vibrant community where everyone is encouraged to thrive.

Single and double rooms

Self-catered

Yearlong contract lengths

Independent living

Ensuite rooms with kitchenettes

Single rooms in 4, 6 or 8-bedroom flats

Self-catered

Varied contract lengths*

Independent living

Beach Volleyball court

Single rooms

Fully Catered: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Sport and on-site facilities

On-site academic and pastoral support

Community and connection

*Varied contract lengths can be for up to 12 months. Students on Trimester 1-2 contracts can extend their stay over summer with a Trimester 3 contract at Wright Village or Mary White College (subject to availability). For more information, visit une.edu.au/living

Entertainment

Armidale offers a vibrant mix of cultural, social, and outdoor experiences. Between campus life and what the Armidale region offers, you’ll find plenty of ways to unwind, connect, and explore beyond your studies.

Events and festivals

National parks

Outdoor recreation

Coffee and food

Armidale hosts a range of annual events including the Autumn Festival, Big Chill Music Festival, and local food and wine celebrations. There’s always something happening throughout the year.

The region boasts spectacular waterfalls, gorges, and stunning world heritage national parks with a variety of walking trails, and swimming and picnic spots.

Beyond national parks and sporting clubs, the region offers mountain biking trails, rock climbing, kayaking, and bushwalking. Armidale’s location makes it easy to access outdoor adventure year-round.

There are three cafés on campus; Café Life in the Northern Courtyard, Café 77 in the Natural History Museum and Walters Café in the Colleges. There are also plenty of restaurants and cafés in town!

Museums The Museum of Antiquities and the Natural History Museum are on campus, with five further art galleries in town.

Markets Armidale holds the Armidale’s Farmers’ Markets and Markets in the Mall on Sundays.

Cinema Armidale's Belgrave Cinema features two classic theatres, with special deals for students.

Clubs and societies Grow your skills and social circle, with a variety of groups available, ideal for online and on-campus students. Visit unelife.com.au/clubs

TuneFM

Our student-powered radio and media station offers hands-on volunteering experience that equips students with invaluable skills in media production and project management.

Jess Trow

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

(K-6 TEACHING)

Mary White provided a strong academic support system and countless opportunities to grow socially and personally. Whether it was a study session, social event, or sports competition, there was always something to get involved in. Mary White wasn’t just a place to live; it was a place that built me up and prepared me for the real world in ways I never expected.

Study online

How does online study work?

Online study gives you the flexibility to fit study around your life. You set your own study schedule, giving you the freedom to balance coursework with personal and professional commitments. Courses may include readings, videos, quizzes, immersive learning experiences, and interactive content, all delivered online.

Our online learning platform provides 24/7 access to everything you need for your studies, including course materials, recorded lectures, interactive activities, discussion forums, and library resources. You’ll submit assignments online and, depending on your course, may complete online exams.

Some online units include intensive schools. These allow you to engage in practical exercises and classes that achieve specific learning outcomes not possible online. They are a valuable and enjoyable part of study, enriching your learning and helping you build networks. Some intensive schools are mandatory, while others are optional.

For more information on intensive schools, visit une.edu.au/intensive-schools

Comprehensive online tools and support

UNE’s online facilities make study simple and connected. You can ask questions, submit assignments, access resources, check grades, and even order library books, all available 24/7. Everything is set up to be user-friendly, so you can focus on your studies. Our platforms are designed with accessibility in mind, ensuring you can engage with your learning at a time and location that suits you.

Guidance from experienced educators

Learn from tutors and lecturers with real-world experience who provide personalised support and expert guidance to help you stay on track. Their goal is to make your learning journey easier and more rewarding, which is one of the reasons UNE has earned a 5-star rating for Overall Student Experience for 20 consecutive years.

Flexible access to course content

Access your course materials anytime, anywhere, and study at your own pace with a weekly plan provided by your lecturer. If life gets busy, you can easily catch up with recorded lectures and resources that are always available online.

Be part of a supportive community

Success in online study is about more than just access to resources. Through UNE’s online learning platform, you’ll connect with classmates, academic staff, and support staff to share insights, ask questions, and navigate challenges together.

Louise Luu BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (K-12 TEACHING)

A friend mentioned to me that UNE was the leading online university in Australia at the time. Everything was extremely user-friendly and easy to understand. There were great support systems in place, and they had extensive resources.

Other study locations

Whether you’re looking for face-to-face teaching, dedicated study space, or support closer to home, UNE offers a range of study locations beyond our Armidale campus. From our Sydney campus in Parramatta to student hubs in regional NSW and a national network of study centres, you can access the support and facilities you need, wherever you are.

UNE Sydney Campus

UNE Sydney is located in the Parramatta CBD, offering on-campus teaching in nursing, information technology and business as well as providing dedicated study space and after-hours access for online students studying in the Sydney region. Through our Sydney campus both on-campus and online students can connect with lecturers and academic staff as well as guidance from our on-site student support library, academic skills and industry connection teams.

UNE Student Hubs

UNE Tamworth

Through UNE Tamworth, students have access to wrap-around academic and student support including peer and industry mentoring, academic skills development, wellbeing support and facilitating industry connections. Our comprehensive services include one-on-one support sessions, academic skills workshops, Indigenous student support through TRACKS, and innovative programs that enhance student success and workforce development. UNE is also working toward the development of a new Tamworth Central Campus, set to expand opportunities for local students from 2027.

UNE Taree

UNE Taree offers Mid North Coast students a local space to study and connect with UNE staff. Located in the Taree CBD, it provides a safe and quiet environment designed to support all study needs. The centre offers essential study materials and equipment, including computer and printer access, Wi-Fi, exam rooms, and a mix of private and open study spaces. Staff are on hand to help with enrolment, academic skills, student wellness, IT support, and more, ensuring you have the assistance and resources you need throughout your study journey.

Regional Study Centre network

UNE operates a network of regional study centres across the New England and North West region, providing 24-hour access for study, IT equipment and internet access, peer connection and engagement with UNE academic and student support staff. Our study centres are located in Moree, Narrabri, Coonabarabran, Gunnedah, Guyra, Inverell, Glen Innes and Tenterfield.

Regional and Suburban Study Hub network

As well as UNE’s student hubs and campuses, UNE students have access to Regional and Suburban University Study Hubs across Australia. The Regional and Suburban University Study Hubs Program is funded by the Commonwealth Government to establishing study and student support hubs in regional and outer-metro regions across Australia. Regional and Suburban University Study Hubs ensure online students have increased access quality student and academic support and dedicated study spaces.

For more information about Regional University Study Hubs, visit education.gov.au/regional-university-study-hubs

For more information about Suburban University Study Hubs, visit education.gov.au/suburban-university-study-hubs

une.edu.au/study-centres

Study location map

Bundaberg

QLD

CUC Western Downs (Chinchilla)

Bourke NSW

Brisbane

CUC Balonne (St George)

CUC Balonne (Dirranbandi)

CUC Far West (Broken Hill)

Tenter eld

Inverell Glen Innes

New England

CUC Clarence Valley (Grafton)

Guyra

Armidale

Tamworth

Newcastle

Sydney

CUC Western Riverina (Gri th)

CUC Macleay Valley (Kempsey)

CUC Western Riverina (Leeton)

Taree

Taree Universities Campus

CUC Mallee (Swan Hill)

CUC Ovens Murray (Wangaratta)

CUC Ovens Murray (Mans eld)

Melbourne

Geelong

CUC Southern Shoalhaven (Ulladulla)

CUC Bass Coast (Wonthaggi)

Monaro (Cooma)

Bundaberg

CUC Maranoa

Moree / CUC North West

Narrabri / CUC North West

Gunnedah Coonabarabran

Dubbo

CUC Mudgee Region

CUC Parkes

CUC Cowra Region

CUC Goulburn

Canberra

CUC Ovens Murray (Corryong)

CUC Western Downs (Chinchilla)

CUC Balonne (St George)

CUC Balonne (Dirranbandi)

Tenter eld

Inverell Glen Innes

New England

Guyra

Brisbane

CUC Clarence Valley (Grafton)

Armidale

Tamworth

Newcastle

Bathurst

Sydney

CUC Macleay Valley (Kempsey)

Taree

Taree Universities Campus

CUC Southern Shoalhaven (Ulladulla)

CUC Snowy Monaro (Cooma)

Gippsland East Study Hub Outreach (Omeo)

Gippsland East Study Hub Outreach (Hey eld)

Gippsland East Study Hub Outreach (Yarram)

Gippsland East Study Hub Outreach (Mallacoota)

Gippsland East Study Hub Outreach (Orbost)

UNE Campuses and Centres

– Country Universities Centre (CUC) – Gippsland Study Hub Outreach

East Outreach (Mallacoota)

East Outreach

UNE Campuses and Centres

– Country Universities Centre (CUC) – Gippsland Study Hub Outreach

We’re there for you

Throughout your time at UNE, we’re here to help. With students from all over the country and all walks of life, we’ve set up a diverse network of support services, be it academic or personal support, career development or to help you with administrative processes.

Services at UNE

At UNE, you’ll have access to support services designed to help you succeed from the moment you enrol. Whether you’re studying online or on-campus, our support services assist you throughout your entire student journey.

Academic and study support

AskUNE

AskUNE is your first stop for answers about studying at UNE. It combines clear, searchable articles with a simple way to submit a question to the Student Connect Team so you can get the right information quickly.

Use it for anything related to starting or managing your studies, enrolment and timetables, fees and HECS-HELP, scholarships, course rules and progression, key dates, exams and results, graduation, residential colleges, services and student life.

une.edu.au/askune

Academic Skills Office (ASO)

The ASO is UNE’s learning support unit. It offers a range of free services and resources to help you succeed in your studies, including assignment writing, referencing, exam preparation, as well as study advice and support.

une.edu.au/aso

Library services

The UNE Library provides access to a large collection of books, articles, audio and visual material, online and oncampus. You’ll find computers, printers, media rooms and group study rooms in Dixson Library on the Armidale campus. une.edu.au/library

Studiosity

All UNE students have access to Studiosity which provides online academic support and provides feedback on grammar, referencing, structure and argument.

une.edu.au/studiosity

Bridging courses

UNE’s Mathematics Bridging Course helps you build or refresh the maths skills you need for first-year study. It focuses on the assumed knowledge required in many science, agriculture, health, education, IT and business units, so you can start your degree with confidence.

une.edu.au/bridging-course

Career Development UNE Careers

UNE Careers aims to help you become ‘career ready’. UNE graduates stand out because they have developed a range of skills highly sought after by employers.

une.edu.au/careers

New England Award

The New England Award recognises students who complete approved co-curricular activities across UNE and the community throughout their degree. By verifying your achievements and reflections, the program recognises your volunteering, leadership and professional development at graduation and provides a formal record you can present to employers.

une.edu.au/nea

Wellbeing, health and safety

UNE Wellness Centre

UNE’s Wellness Centre consists of confidential counselling and psychological services, accessibility and wellness resources and grievance support that is personalised and available to all students throughout their time at UNE.

une.edu.au/wellness-centre

Advocacy and Welfare

Advocacy and Welfare are independent services that support students through any academic or personal concerns. They assist with academic appeals and policies, and support students to resolve issues. unelife.com.au/advocacy

UNE Life Healthcare Centre

The UNE Life Healthcare Centre provides service and support to students and the wider Armidale region. GP consultations are bulk billed for UNE students with a valid Medicare card.

unelifehealthcarecentre.com.au

SportUNE

SportUNE offers diverse facilities, including a modern strength and conditioning gym, a 25m geothermal-heated pool, multipurpose sporting halls, an indoor rock-climbing wall, basketball and netball courts, tennis and squash courts, a world-class mountain bike track, astro-turfed hockey pitches, baseball field, turfed cricket and AFL oval and multiple other sporting fields, many of which are lit for night games. We also provide a range of freestyle classes including yoga, spin, pilates, and boxing, alongside an elite athlete program.

sportune.com.au

Safety and Security

The UNE Safety and Security Team team operates 24/7 as on-campus security and first point of contact for safety and wellbeing support. They provide safety briefings, ID card services and general assistance, and manage the Campus to Town Shuttle Bus.

unelife.com.au/useful/safety-security

Bianca Hogeveen

BACHELOR OF ARTS (SOCIOLOGY)

I feel motivated to keep learning in the supportive environment created by both the teaching staff and the university. The feedback and learning opportunities provided in assessments and tutorials is always constructive and has positively improved my academic writing skills and ability to interpret real-world issues.

Oorala Aboriginal Centre

About Oorala

For 40 years, the Oorala Aboriginal Centre has proudly served Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students of UNE, offering specialised services and programs designed to enhance their university experience and academic success.

The name “Oorala” was chosen by UNE students enrolled at UNE when the Centre first opened in 1986. It is derived from the local Anaiwan word “urala” meaning “a camp” or “a place where people come together”. Our name reflects the historical significance of the site and its connection with the local community. Our name also highlights the Centre’s significance as a place that draws together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from right across Australia to the high country of New England.

Oorala student experience

Our dedicated team at Oorala is on-hand to provide information and advice about all aspects of studying at UNE. We are your key point of contact from the time you apply through to the time you graduate, and every moment in between. Students often ask us about:

• Managing enrolment: enrolling in units, withdrawing from units and taking a leave of absence

• Study load: how many units you should study to suit your commitments

• Assignment extensions

• Deferring an exam or applying for special consideration

• Access to our FREE tutoring program

• Scholarships: what’s available and how to apply

• Accessing other specialised UNE services such as Counselling, Advocacy & Welfare and Accessibility and Wellbeing

Our people

The team at Oorala is focused on your academic success and wellbeing while you are a student at UNE.

We acknowledge that your success also means a great deal to your community. We work hard to help you to make your career aspirations a reality, and have a diverse team who will walk alongside you on your study journey.

Our place

The Centre is a culturally safe study space located on the Armidale campus and is accessible for on-campus students, as well as our online students who will visit the campus throughout the year. Make sure that when you are in town, you call in to meet our team and use our amazing facilities.

All students have access to the Indigenous Students Hub on myLearn. This is Oorala’s virtual space where you can connect with us, with other students and access a wealth of resources and opportunities to support your study at UNE.

Oorala services

Oorala Aboriginal Centre supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at every stage of their university journey. These programs are designed to help you prepare for study, build your skills, and access opportunities that support your academic success and future career. Oorala runs a variety of programs and services for future and current students that support students at all stages of their tertiary education journey.

Ronyera Ekina

In partnership with the NSW Department of Education, Ronyera Ekina works with secondary schools to inspire Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and support their aspirations for higher education. The program offers school visits, pathway support for students exploring university options, a school-based curriculum with online modules that align with NESA guidelines, and the fully funded Oorala Experience Program for Years 10–12 students to experience campus life first hand. Schools and students can contact Oorala to arrange a visit, access curriculum resources, or register for the Oorala Experience Program. une.edu.au/ronyera-ekina

Yinga Kara Orientation Program

The Yinga Kara (Anaiwan for “my path”) Orientation Program is designed to welcome all commencing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students as they begin their journey at UNE. The program gives you the chance to connect with staff, meet fellow students, and experience a culturally safe and supportive introduction to university life.  une.edu.au/yinga-kara

Jade McLeod

DIPLOMA IN EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

I have used every support Oorala offers to help me succeed with my university studies at UNE. The tutoring program has been one of the most helpful tools I have used to help me study, especially for exams or assignments. I would recommend to make use of every service that Oorala and UNE offer, and apply for every scholarship that you qualify for as scholarships make studying less stressful.

Tutoring program

Oorala offers free tutoring to eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, with up to 30 hours available per unit enrolment (plus extra support during intensives and exams). Sessions cover unit content, study planning, exam prep, academic writing, and referencing, and are available both on campus and online. Our tutors are experienced academics who understand the transition to university study and will work with you to develop the skills you need to reach your goals.

une.edu.au/oorala-tutoring

TRACKS Indigenous Foundation Program

The TRACKS Indigenous Foundation Program is a university preparation program run by the Oorala Aboriginal Centre. For more information on this program, see page 37.

une.edu.au/tracks-course

une.edu.au/oorala

Campus tours are another great way to experience the lifestyle of a university student.

See where you’ll live, study and play and get a feel for the lifestyle of a university student.

On a free UNE campus tour you will not only see our vibrant and distinct residences, but also our state-of-the-art sporting facilities, Dixson Library, cafés and shops and the historic Booloominbah Homestead.

Campus tours run all year round by appointment (excluding weekends and public holidays). Bookings are essential, and friends and family are welcome.

To book a tour, visit une.edu.au/campustours

Have a question? Call 1800 818 865 or ask a question via our 24/7 chat service at study.une.edu.au

UNE is the only Australian university awarded the maximum 5-stars for Overall Experience 20 years in a row, and we’re ready to help you rise to the challenge. We focus on you, with an unconventional approach and practical courses to prepare you for what’s next.

Enrol now at une.edu.au