Papua New Guinea University of Natural Resources and Environment
- Papua New Guinea University of Natural Resources and Environment
Infobox University
name =PNG University of Natural Resources and Environment
motto =|Thinking sideways, moving forward
established =1965 as a college of the then Department of Stock and Fisheries type =Public University
chancellor = Sir Rabbie Namaliu
vice_chancellor =Professor Philip Siaguru, MBE
city =Kerevat
state =East New Britain
country =Papua New Guinea
students =
postgrad =
faculty =|School of Natural Resourcescampuses =|East New Britain and Oro affiliations =Association of Commonwealth Universities
website =
Papua New Guinea University of Natural Resources and Environment (formerly known as the University of Vudal) is a university located in East New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea. Its name was formally changed by an act of Council headed by the then Chancellor and former Prime Minister, Sir Julius Chan. Sir Julius officially announced the name change at the university's 38th graduation in 2005.The University Council is now headed by another former Prime Minister, senior statesman, Sir Rabbie Namaliu.
Campuses
* East New Britain Campus
* Oro Campus
* National Fisheries College in Kavieng, New Ireland Province is an affiliated campus of the University.
Courses
* Diploma in Tropical Agriculture
* Bachelor of Tropical Agriculture
* Diploma in Fisheries and Marine Resources
* Bachelor in Fisheries and Marine Resources
* Graduate Certificate in Management Studies
* Masters in Management Studies
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