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  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Material and Intellectual Property PolicyThe Collections of the University of New England contain a broad range of Aboriginal cultural material both tangible and intangible, including artefacts, images, sound recordings and other objects of cultural significance that have been acquired throughout its history.

    The University recognises its role as Custodian of tangible and intangible Aboriginal cultural material and the below principles govern the management of this material.
  • Academic Dress PolicyThis Rule prescribes:
    the occasions on which academic dress is to be worn;
    the academic dress standards of the University; and
    the colour standards of academic dress.
  • Academic Promotion Appeals ProcedureAcademic Promotion Appeals Procedure
  • Academic Promotion ProceduresThese Procedures provide guidance on the application of the Academic Promotion Policy, particular to appeals.
  • Academic Promotion RuleAcademic Promotion Rule provides high level information about the promotion of academic staff from one classification/salary level to the next, based upon the evaluation of meritorious performance that will lead to a realisation of the University's goals and mission (as outlined in the UNE Strategic Plan).
  • Academic Pursuits Funds PolicyAcademic Pursuits Funds
  • Academic Qualifications Issuance PolicyAcademic Qualifications Issuance Policy aims to formalise the broad content of, and appropriate signatories to, formal UNE
    acadmeic records in alignment with the requirements of the AQF Issuance Policy.
  • Academic Quality Assurance PolicyThese guidelines provide a holistic view of the framework, structures, roles and responsibilities and functions. This comprehensive approach aims to sustain quality enhancement and best practice in good governance.
  • Academic Quality Assurance Policy - Annexure - Education Quality ActivitiesThese guidelines are the assurance activities for the monitoring and review of academic program school monitoring, and courses and units (coursework) reviews
  • Academic Quality Assurance Policy - Annexure - Third Party Education Provider Agreement ProceduresThis provides guidance on the Academic Quality Assurance Rule and prescribes the principles and processes which are to underpin delivery, administration or support of University educational programs via third party providers.

    Arrangements with third parties for the delivery of education represent a significant risk to the Academic Quality of UNE offerings. This risk needs to be appropriately managed to ensure comparability of outcomes between offerings by UNE, and offerings by third parties on behalf of UNE.

    The purpose of these guidelines is to provide absolute clarity on the expectations for proposing and then managing a third party agreement in line with TEQSA, sector, and UNE expectations.

    These Guidelines apply to all UNE courses and research training which are delivered, administered, or supported by third party providers, wholly or in part, whether in Australia or overseas; and all staff and students involved in those arrangements
  • Academic Staff Probation and Confirmation PolicyAcademic Staff Probation and Confirmation Policy defines the nature and purpose of probation for academic staff and sets out eligibility, responsibilities and timeframes for the probation process.
  • Academic Staff Probation and Confirmation ProceduresAcademic Staff Probation and Confirmation Procedures provide guidance on the application of the Academic Staff Probation and Confirmation Policy.
  • Admission, Credit and Enrolment PolicyThis Policy provides a framework for admission, credit and enrolment at the University of New England (UNE). Within this Policy: admission criteria; applications for admission; credit; enrolment.
  • Advancement PolicyThese guidelines support the Advancement Principles and guide the University of New England in providing a consistent, whole-of-institution approach to advancement-related activities.
  • Advancement RuleThe Advancement Principles guide UNE in providing a consistent, whole-of-institution approach to advancement-related activities.
  • Advertising PolicyThe Advertising Policy addresses a staff member's responsibilities in relation to the production, placement and approval of UNE advertising which may include print, radio, television and electronic media. The Policy is designed to maintain the integrity of the University 'brand' and maximise or enhance the University's image in the public arena.
  • Aegrotat and Posthumous Awards ProcedureThese Procedures provide provide a framework for the eligibility and approval of an aegrotat or posthumous award by the University
  • Animals at UNE Sites PolicyThe University of New England is committed to a safe environment for its staff, students and visitors. It recognises that animals on campus can present a range of risks, and acknowledges the right of staff and students to work and study in a safe environment. UNE has a number of sites upon which animals may be found at any time. This policy provides a means of defining the UNE sites applicable to this policy; defining the approved categories of animals allowed at UNE; and defining the conditions under which approved categories of animals must be kept whilst attending UNE.
  • AQF plus 1 and Professional Experience Equivalence PolicyThis policy provides guidance for determining professional experience and its equivalence to Australian
    Qualifications Framework (AQF) qualification levels. It assists UNE to fulfill its obligation to ensure staff have the
    knowledge, skills and experience to lead students in intellectual inquiry suited to the nature and level of expected
    learning outcomes.
  • Assessment Appeals PolicyThis Policy provide a framework for appeals on academic assessment to ensure appeals are dealt with fairly, equitably, reasonably and transparently, while maintaining the academic quality and rigour of UNE's assessment processes.
  • Assessment PolicyThese Guidelines provide a framework for the design and administration of assessment tasks at the University of New England.
  • Asset Management Financial ProcedureAsset Management Financial Procedure provides guidance on the definition of an asset and asset classes, costs to be included when recognising an asset, defines useful life of asset classes, requirements for subsequent measurement and review of assets and outlines process for the acquisition, transfer and disposal of assets.
  • Asset Management Financial RuleThe Rule provides a framework for identifying, valuing, recording, disposing and writing-off non-current physical and intangible assets.