The University of New England (UNE) is a public university. It is recognized as Australia’s first private university to be granted public status, which occurred in 1954. UNE operates as a public institution under the Australian higher education system, receiving government funding while offering a mix of on-campus and online programs.
With its primary campuses in Armidale and Sydney, UNE serves a diverse student body, including rural and international students. As a public university, it adheres to national education standards and provides government-supported research initiatives and student services.
