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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. 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. 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. 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. 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. 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. 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.

About us

Regional Universities Network (RUN) is a network of six universities based in regional Australia. We were established in October 2011. Our members work together to contribute to the growth of regional economies and communities. They ensure that higher education is accessible and achievable, and produce qualified professionals needed for regional development.

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REGIONS REQUIRE AMBITIOUS RESPONSE TO SERD
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REGIONS REQUIRE AMBITIOUS RESPONSE TO SERD

17 March 2026
Today’s release of the Strategic Examination of Research and Development (SERD) presents a compelling case for major changes to the...
RUN WELCOMES NEW CHAIR
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RUN WELCOMES NEW CHAIR

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The Regional Universities Network is pleased to announce the appointment to Chair of Professor Chris Moran, Vice-Chancellor and CEO of...
RUN WELCOMES NEW INTERIM ATEC COMMISSIONERS
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RUN WELCOMES NEW INTERIM ATEC COMMISSIONERS

19 January 2026
The Regional Universities Network (RUN) welcomes the appointment of Professor Tom Calma AO and the Hon Fiona Nash to the...

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