UNE myLearn

This master short course is designed for higher degree research  students, post-doctoral researchers and representatives of the  allied poultry industries, and includes a series of modules covering feed nutrients, feed ingredients, feed evaluation, nutrient requirements, feed formulation, issues in conducting research, and issues in feedmilling. The initial format will include a combination of online recorded lectures, Moodle based learning with assessments and problem-solving exercises and Zoom based tutorials,.

This course is for researchers and their assistants who perform any work with cattle and small ruminants. Completion of the UNE Animal Welfare and Ethics Course, or equivalent through an alternative institution, is pre-requisite. 

The Animal Ethics Committee listed ruminant skills are grouped into Topics within this module. There are a variety of presentations and resources to help you gain a theoretical understanding of each skill. 

Each skill has an associated quiz. A grade of 100% is required; you will be allowed three attempts to obtain this grade. The first Topic (Handling and Examination) is compulsory to complete, while the others need to be completed only if you plan to perform that skill or procedure as part of your research work.  

Once you have completed the quiz (or quizzes), please contact the Animal Welfare Officer or CART Operations and Training Manager who will arrange an assessor/trainer for your face-to-face practical training (if required) and competency assessment:

Once you have have been assessed as competent in a skill, your assessor will complete your competency assessment form in the Moodle Assignment portal. Please take note of any feedback or comments recorded. 

You will then receive a badge for the skill, which indicates you are proficient - you are eligible to perform this procedure unsupervised as part of an approved ARA.

No person is permitted to perform these listed skills or procedures, unless they are supervised by an authorised person, at any UNE site until they have been assessed as competent by the Animal Welfare Officer or approved assessor.

This course is for researchers and their assistants who perform any work with rodents. Completion of the UNE Animal Welfare and Ethics Course, or equivalent through an alternative institution, is pre-requisite. 

The Animal Ethics Committee listed rodent skills are grouped into Topics within this module. There are a variety of presentations and resources to help you gain a theoretical understanding of each skill. 

Each skill has an associated quiz. A grade of 100% is required; you will be allowed three attempts to obtain this grade. The first Topic (Handling and Examination) is compulsory to complete, while the others need to be completed only if you plan to perform that skill or procedure as part of your research work.  

Once you have completed the quiz (or quizzes), please contact the Animal Welfare Officer who will arrange an assessor/trainer for your face-to-face practical training and competency assessment.

Contact details for the Animal Welfare Officer are:

Sarah Radford
Centre for Animal Research and Training
sradfor3@une.edu.au
0438 259 698

Once you have have been assessed as competent in a skill, your assessor will upload the form to the MyLearn Assignment portal. Please take note of any feedback or comments recorded. 

No person is permitted to perform these listed skills or procedures, unless they are supervised by an authorised person, at any UNE site until they have been assessed as competent by the Animal Welfare Officer or approved assessor.

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Welcome to the School of Health Counselling and Mental Health Community Site!

The purpose of this site is to provide a central place for communications relevant for Counselling and Mental Health students and to provide central access to resources and information relevant to the Counselling profession and studying Counselling.

This site will continue to develop, so please check back frequently to check changes and progress.

I wish you the best of luck with your studies.

Regards,

The purpose of this site is to have a a place for all students enrolled in Law can communicate together. Enrolments in this site are updated frequently in the lead-up to teaching each trimester. Enrolment in this site automatically gives access to some other School of Law sites, Including the AIRLI and the Law Skills Hub.

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A statistics short course

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Please note this is a site for staff employed at UNE only (i.e., with a staff username).

Please contact the Course Convenor Mitch Parkes at mparkes2@une.edu.au if you would like to enrol in this course.

If you are a student and have teaching-related duties (for example, being a tutor) and you would like to enrol in this course, please get approval from your supervisor and contact Mitch Parkes at the above address.

Thank you.

A Moodle site for students to meet and share information throughout their studies in conjunction with the Course Coordinator.