Tradition, Excellence and Innovation
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The UNE Law School was founded in 1993 as part of Australia’s oldest regional university with a history dating back to 1938. The UNE Law School continues the traditions of academic excellence and innovation that have characterised UNE since its inception. We are committed to excellence in research – many of our academic staff have national and international reputations in their fields and the Australian Centre for Agriculture and Law, contained within the School, is engaged in cutting-edge research projects in natural resource management. We equally pride ourselves in the quality of our teaching. Our internal students enjoy high-quality on campus facilities. Moroeover, UNE’s historic mission is the provision of distance education and our external students benefit from the use of modern teaching technology in the delivery of our programmes.
Different modes of study — same commitment to quality.
UNE News
New rust-resistant triticale on show at Ag-Quip
A new, rust-resistant variety of triticale, developed at the University of New England, will be commercially available early next year.
‘Aborigines & Activism’: an alternative view of the ’60s
A new book by a UNE historian explores Australia's cultural evolution in the 1960s in the context of its Indigenous people.
Jacqui Lawrence’s outstanding record at UNE
Jacqui Lawrence's friends and teachers from her undergraduate days at UNE are all delighted that her dedication as a kayaker has resulted in a silver medal at the Beijing Olympics.
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