It is that time of the semester again. Exams are over, placements are wrapping up, and hopefully everyone is taking some much needed time to rest and rejuvenate. During these times we find that less of you are wanting to […]

An exciting community development assignment in the South Pacific is currently underway for Bachelor of Development Studies graduate, Jessica Richardson, who commenced a twelve month appointment with the Vanuatu Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee (VASANOC) in April. One […]

    Our Dr Bonnie McBain has been featured in the Conversation for her article on Ecological Footprints and overshoot based on her recent research which is free to read until August.  This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read […]

Guest post by Lachlan Tiffen Psychologist/UON D&A Counsellor So we’re at the end of semester and depending on what your plans are will likely mean a bit of celebrating. This might be here with friends you’ve made, while travelling during the […]

Refugee Week is an opportunity to raise awareness about the issues affecting refugees and asylum-seekers. It is a time to listen to their lived experiences and celebrate all of their positive contributions towards Australian society. The theme this year is […]

Sometimes at this point of semester it can seem like time is very fluid. One minute you’re staring at the page thinking I have been trying to read this forever! The next you are heading into an exam and wondering […]

It is that time of year when taking care of yourself seems just that little bit harder. What with exams and study and assessments and placements and now it is winter! Seasonal Affective Disorder is a term some of you […]

Statistics is everywhere, designing clinical trials, identifying key factors influencing educational success, industrial and business systems analysis and improvement, … as a statistician you get to play in everyone’s backyard. Professionals from QANTAS, NASA, NSWHealth, Hunter Valley Coal Chain, and across […]

Calling all enthusiastic geographers! You are invited to attend the Geographical Society of New South Wales Gala Dinner to celebrate 90 years since the society’s founding. This will be a great networking opportunity for students and academics alike. The event […]

  GEOS3250: Geographic Information Systems students recently engaged in a poster session where they presented a given poster topics to their peers. The topics focused on exploring the world of GIS and remote sensing. Students were required to present their […]

A PhD scholarship opportunity is available for a student to study rural mental health and the environment under the supervision of  Professor Brian Kelly. We are seeking an enthusiastic applicant to be part of a team of researchers at the Centre […]

Written by Gemma Edgar (Student Counsellor for English Language and Foundation Studies programs) Exams are coming up and that usually means that students start to feel stressed, anxious and a little overwhelmed. Feeling some degree of anxiety and stress is natural […]

  On May 5th 2017, ENVS3007 Environmental Remediation students visited a former “town gas” work site in Clyde St, Hamilton. Students were shown around the site by a member of Jemena, the company which is currently responsible for monitoring and […]