Engineering
On this page you will find information about engineering at UNE. UNE provides an excellent environment to study engineering. Students studying Natural Resources, Environmental Science and Rural Science study units in engineering. Environmental Engineering is concerned with achieving maximum benefit from our natural resources of soil, water, plants, animals and minerals in a responsible and empathetic way for the long-term benefit of society. Environmental Engineering focuses on practices to gain and maintain the advantages of soil, water, minerals and vegetation in ways that are practically sustainable. We pride ourselves in our use of modern teaching technology and the quality of our research. This site has been designed to provide information about engineering and its teaching and research activities.
What does UNE have to offer?
- flexible delivery modes
- low student/staff ratios and offer a more personal experience
- higher rank for student satisfaction
- relaxed and friendly environment in a rural setting
- our staff are highly qualified and respected and a number remain active practitioners in their specialisation
Master of Environmental Science and Management Master of Environmental Science (Research) For information on our research activities, please visit the pages of the Sustainable Engineering Group.Undergraduate
Postgraduate Coursework
Postgraduate Research
Doctor of Philosophy
Contacts
For general and administrative enquiries, AskUNE.
Enquiries about studying Engineering at UNE can be made to:
Academic Staff
Dr Janelle Wilkes
Senior Lecturer
Animal Science, School of Environmental and Rural Science
Phone: 02 6773 2025
jwilkes@une.edu.au
Dr James Turnell
Lecturer
School of Environmental and Rural Science
Phone: +61 (02) 6773 3636
Email: jturne2@une.edu.au
Technical Staff
Mr Tony McKinnon
Technical Officer
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Phone: 02 6773 2796
amckinn8@une.edu.au
