Mature-age students
UNE mature-age study
How to juggle work, life and online study
Whether you're embarking on your academic journey for the first time or returning after a period away, these insights will empower you to flourish in your studies.
Why I didn't have to compromise when studying online
Finding your perfect learning path: a guide for mature-aged students
Three fast-track ways to boost your career with UNE short courses
Taking the next step? Here are five industries and trends to consider
Five skills that will prepare your career for the future (and the UNE programs to get you there)
Featured institutions
University of New England (UNE)
UNE's community of adult students bring their life and work experience together in order to become future-fit and better respond to a rapidly changing world.
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Charles Darwin University
Throughout their studies, our students will build essential skills for success in academic pursuits, their work and their lives beyond CDU.
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University of Tasmania
Named the world's #1 university for climate action for three years running, the University of Tasmania is a place where world-leading research and real-world action go hand-in-hand.
Returning to study
Top tips for returning to study as a mature-age student
Going to uni for the first time is tough for all students, but if you've been in the workforce for a few years or have kids (or both), it can be downright scary. Luckily, there are ways to help ease the stress of jumping back into formal study.
4 tips to navigate a career change
Non-school leaver entry requirements
What is a mature-age or non-school leaver student? Understanding your path to higher education
Why returning to study might be the best decision you ever make
Picking the perfect institution (without second-guessing yourself)
Bootcamps, microcredentials and free online courses
What are MOOCs? Guide to free online courses and how to get started
MOOC stands for Massive Open Online Course — a free online course available to anyone. They are similar to online courses in terms of teaching and learning methods videos, group chats, assignments and tests, but they do not generally provide academic credit for use in other traditional courses, nor will you have much (if any) interaction with the lecturer.
Communications MOOCs
Humanities and Social Sciences MOOCs
Business and Management MOOCs
Computing and Information Technology MOOCs
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Education and Training MOOCs