Welome to Country by Uncle Colin Ahoy
Welome to Country by Uncle Colin Ahoy

Graduating, to me, means being the first person in my family to attain a university degree. It means I made one of my lifelong dreams come true. It means breaking cycles and setting a new standard for my son. It means I invested in myself, and I saw it through to the end.
Louise Luu, Bachelor of Education K-12 Teaching - 2024 graduateThrough the TRACKS program I developed vital skills in academic research and writing. Further studies have inspired me to delve deeper into my own family and cultural history. I feel inspired to set new goals that involve researching and truth-telling.
Susan Lewis – TRACKS - Advanced Diploma in Arts - 2024 graduateToward the end of my degree, I worked full time in a pretty busy job and I had two children under two, I credit using the Oorala Tutor program with helping me finish my degree.
Riley Boston - Bachelor of Business - 2024 graduateAs an online student I attended Intensive Schools at UNE and found life-long friends who gave me support and encouragement through the long periods away from home. I travelled far afield for work placements giving me an incredible insight into nursing across NSW.
Graicen Beal - Bachelor of Nursing - 2024 graduateThe online flexibility that UNE offered, along with the support, is honestly one of the best I have received from any university.
Kimberley Peckham - Bachelor of Arts - 2024 graduateContact Oorala Student Services
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