About the School of Health

Professor Stephen Campbell
Welcome from the Head of School
The School of Health at UNE provides professional courses to meet your needs in terms of skills, knowledge, career and personal development. The School is structured and resourced to provide you with the education you need to succeed in your chosen area with a team of skilled and enthusiastic staff to offer world-class courses in our wide range of subject areas.
Our progressive and innovative courses prepare students for a variety of health related professions and roles, both in Australia and overseas.
Learning and Teaching: UNE is proud to be consistently ranked highest in class in terms of student satisfaction. This is in large part a reflection of our dedicated and committed staff, whose commitment to learning and teaching and producing high quality research gives you the edge.
Research: The School of Health has an active and dynamic research profile. Staff and higher degree research students are engaged in a broad range of research projects.
News:
UNE leads global health management agenda from Thailand
The University of New England stands to benefit from the development of strategic relationships in the international arena, following the unqualified success of its International Health Conference held in Thailand this week.
The International Conference on Health Service Delivery Management is a joint effort between UNE and Thailand’s Naresuan University, and has attracted more than 450 [...]
Holistic design for new mental health courses
The University of New England is adopting an innovative approach to the training of health-care professionals in mental health practice.
Next year, UNE’s School of Health will introduce a new program that will address mental health from the perspectives of all the professionals who deal with it - including nurses, GPs, counsellors, teachers, social workers, and occupational therapists.
New program on course to address rural social work shortage
Half-way through the inaugural year of the ground-breaking course, both students and teachers in the University of New England’s Bachelor of Social Work degree program are excited about its success.







