Each course is a unique mix of many different ingredients — from the subjects covered, to the student body, to the end career it leads to. You can use these points as a checklist of things that you need to find out about courses of interest.

Thinking about upskilling or changing careers but keep finding reasons to put it off? You’re not alone. Many people hesitate to take the plunge, often held back by outdated assumptions about university study. Let’s break down five common myths that might be stopping you — and show you how UNE makes it easier than you think.

Starting to realise your current career isn’t really for you? Are you ready to chase the dream you’ve always been passionate about, or maybe you’re just ready for a new challenge? Either way, career changes are more common than ever, with the average person goes through 3-7 careers in their lifetime. Taking that leap can feel daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. The University of New England (UNE) is here to make your transition into a new career smooth, practical, and as rewarding as it should be! Here’s how.

Ever feel like you're just going through the motions at work, operating on autopilot? These feelings aren't uncommon, and they might just be the nudge you need to consider your next career move. This article explores five key signs that you're ready to level up, and if you're feeling a little daunted by the prospect of change, don't worry – we'll also show you how UNE can empower you to take that leap with confidence.

Your ATAR plays a key role in university admissions across Australia, but how does it really work? From calculation methods to scaling and entry requirements, understanding the ATAR system can help you plan your studies and future.

Working in early childhood education could be a great path for anyone who is supportive, creative, and passionate about shaping young minds. Here are five reasons why a career in early childhood education could be perfect for you.