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Organisational and helpful information

Working at UNE quick links, from induction information for new staff members to UNE Safe, here you will find helpful links to essential services to enhance your work-life at UNE.

Tools, applications and databases

Your one stop shop for important tools. Find all the accesses for essential tools, applications and databases for your day to day work needs, from MyLearn to important procurement applications.

Booking, request and expense forms

Quick links to essential forms. From expense forms to updating your parking permits, this section contains the top forms required by staff to manage their day to day.

Key business areas

Here are the key business areas of UNE you need to speak to regarding information and services from IT services to People and Culture.

Upcoming and ongoing projects

Keep up to date with the lates messages from the VC as well as projects information across the university.

Events

MAY 11 - JUN 28
Your Place Our Country: Photography Competitio...
We invite you to discover the First Nations' Country on which you study and...
Online
JUN 03 - JUN 26
The Push-Up Challenge
Fitness challenge raising funds and awareness for mental health through daily push-up targets.
sportUNE
JUN 25
School of Education Seminar Series
E011, A3 Lecture Theatre and via Zoom
JUN 25 (EVERY WEEK ON THURSDAY, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE)
UNE Social Running Group
Choose between a 12:30pm or a 5:15pm session every Thursday
SportUNE
JUN 26
UNEBS Seminar Dr Priyantha Mudalige
Student Perspective: UNE’s Block Mode Teaching Pilot
W40 LT2 EBL Building and Zoom
JUN 26
Tamworth Outdoor Gallery
OUTDOOR GALLERY Regional Showcase: Sweet Alcaic Metres and Overhead and Underneath
Fitzroy st Tamowrth
EVENTS CALENDAR
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  • TEQSA Provider Code: PRV12054 Australian University
  • ABN: 75 792 454 315
  • UNE is a member of the Regional Universities Network

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The University of New England respects and acknowledges that its people, courses and facilities are built on land, and surrounded by a sense of belonging, both ancient and contemporary, of the world's oldest living culture. In doing so, UNE values and respects Indigenous knowledge systems as a vital part of the knowledge capital of Australia. We recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of the Aboriginal community and pay our respects to the Elders past, present and future.