Regional strength drives national success
Our universities are of vital importance to regional Australia and the nation. They are the key sources of knowledge, research and innovation, and help to build strong regional economies. In fact, seven out of 10 RUN graduates work in regional Australia compared to fewer than three graduates from other universities.
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Media
RUN welcomes Productivity Commission Report
20 March 2023 The Regional Universities Network (RUN) welcomes the Productivity Commission’s 5-Year Productivity Inquiry: Advancing Prosperity report to improve...Released: March 20, 2023
Submissions
RUN Submission to The Australian Government Employment White Paper
Submitted: Wednesday 30 November, 2022
Events
RUN and REDIPERU Webinar – Innovations in Teaching Excellence
RUN and REDIPERU partnered together to share specialised information about the innovations in teaching excellenceRUN and CRUCH Webinar – The Role of Regional Universities in Powering Change
RUN and CRUCH worked together to showcase their expertise and visions on equity, diversity, inclusion and the role of regional universities in powering changeRUN and Argentina Webinar – Food Security and Climate Resistance
RUN and Argentina collaborated together to showcase expert knowledge and insight into food security and climate resistance
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- UNE Improving mental health in regional AustraliaPeople living in regional, rural and remote Australia have poorer mental health than their city cousins. UNE researchers are addressing this issue by identifying the issues and devising a range of strategies to help close the gap.
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