Education that goes beyond training, the classroom, your comfort zone and other universities—that’s the UNE way.
UNE professors include world-class researchers, authors and Fulbright scholars. You’ll get to know them personally, working side-by-side with them in the lab, on a research vessel, in the field, or across the globe.
Innovation isn’t just a word to UNE, it’s our reason for being. Our DNA is innovating in health sciences and liberal arts, with more than 40 undergraduate and 32 graduate/professional programs in important, needed and fascinating fields. Whatever path you choose, you’ll make important connections and experience life-changing internships that position you for success.
We don’t just educate students, we make them valuable contributors to the world, recognized everywhere. Forbes lists UNE among its 2019 America's Top Colleges and U.S. News & World Report ranks us one of the "Best Universities" in the North.
UNE by the Numbers
* 85% of graduates responded to survey
News
Occupational Therapy students visit Capitol Hill to learn about the legislative process and advocate for bills
Eight students from UNE’s Occupational Therapy (OT) program were recently accompanied by two faculty members on a trip to Washington, D.C., for the American Occupational...
UNE takes on climate change in curriculum and research
Climate change is the single biggest threat to our planet. There’s evidence of it right here in our backyard. The Gulf of Maine is warming...

UNE students participate in Maine College Climate Action Summit
Ten University of New England students recently participated in the inaugural Maine College Climate Action Summit at Colby College in Waterville. The summit brought together...
Events
Conference
2nd Annual Conference of the Occupational Therapy Association of Morocco
Tangier Campus
Admissions
MSW Q&A Webinar - Featuring Art and Social Justice
Online
Panel Interprofessional Education Collaborative
IPEC Event – Broken Places Film Screening: Examining the Impact of Childhood Adversity
Biddeford Campus
Lecture Center for Global Humanities Lecture/Seminar Series
What Is Mental Illness?
Richard McNally
Portland Campus