ERS Course Co-ordinators
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ERS course co-ordinators:
Lisa Lobry de Bruyn (Environmental & Natural Resources)
Steve Smith (Marine Science)
Peter Lockwood (Rural Science)
Rex Glencross Grant (Engineering Technology)
Lisa Lobry de Bruyn (Environmental & Natural Resources) is course co-ordinator for:
Bachelor of Natural Resources
Bachelor of Natural Resources/Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning
Bachelor of Environmental Science
Environmental Science component of Bachelor of Environmental Science/LLB
Bachelor of GeoScience
Graduate Certificate in Natural Resources
Graduate Diploma in Natural Resources
Master of Environmental Management
Master of Natural Resources
Graduate Certificate in Geographic Information Science
Graduate Diploma in Geographic Information Science
Master of Geographic Information Science
Steve Smith (Marine Science) is course co-ordinator for:
Bachelor of Marine Science and Management
Master of Marine Science and Management
Graduate Certificate in Marine Science and Management
Graduate Diploma in Marine Science and Management
Peter Lockwood (Rural Science) is course co-ordinator for:
Bachelor of Agriculture
Bachelor of Livestock Science
Bachelor of Rural Science
Diploma in Agriculture
Advanced Diploma in Agriculture
Agriculture component of Bachelor of Agriculture/LLB
Graduate Certificate in Rural Science
Graduate Diploma in Rural Science
Master of Agriculture
Master of Science in Agriculture
Rex Glencross Grant (Engineering Technology) is course co-ordinator for:
Bachelor of Engineering Technology
Bachelor of Natural Resources/Bachelor of Engineering (N’castle)
To make an appointment with a course co-ordinator
email: ersteach@une.edu.au
Please put your area of interest in the subject line, and in the body of the email put your contact details and student number
or
phone: 6773 3455
Consulting times at UNE:
Monday from 1pm (afternoon),
Wednesday (all day).
Where:
Natural Resources Building, Level 2, Ecosystem Management Conference Room
Course Co-ordinator Assistance
Our course co-ordinators will advise you on what course would suit you, and once you have been admitted to UNE they will:
- advise you on a program of study, within your course, with the proviso that students need to first examine the UNE Course and Unit Catalogue which has degree rules, schedules and links to unit information
- direct you to more expert course and unit advice from academic staff, especially in the case of postgraduate coursework
- advise you on unit enrolment, specifically elective options, and how to re-structure a degree program if progression has faltered
- advise you on course and unit selection, when rule changes occur, which are also documented in the UNE Course and Unit Catalogue
- assess advance standing applications
- approve examiner’s reports for Masters Course Work Programs
Student Centre Assistance
The Student Centre can assist you with general and administrative enquiries, but your academic life will involve you, largely through MyUNE:
- selecting the units (i.e. subjects) you want to study
- accessing your online units
- enrolling in those units
- managing your enrolment
- organising your class timetable
- obtaining your ID card
- paying your fees
- passing your assignments and exams, and meeting your course requirements
- checking your results online
- graduating and becoming a member of UNE’s global Alumni
Help for Students You can find instant answers to many of your questions or contact UNE directly via AskUNE
Future Students may also call 1800 818 865 |
