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University of Newcastle Programs

The University of Newcastle offers a range of programs for undergraduate, postgraduate, and research students.

Undergraduate Programs

• The University provides various undergraduate degrees across different disciplines.
• Students can choose from a range of study areas, including but not limited to:
  • Arts and social sciences
  • Business and law
  • Education and arts
  • Engineering and built environment
  • Health and medicine
  • Science and information technology

Postgraduate Programs

• The University offers postgraduate degrees for students looking to specialize or advance their knowledge in a particular field.
• Postgraduate study areas include:
  • Business and law
  • Education and arts
  • Engineering and built environment
  • Health and medicine
  • Science and information technology

International Programs

• The University welcomes international students and provides support services to help them adjust to studying in Australia.
• International students can choose from the same range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees as domestic students.

Pathways

• The University offers several pathway programs for students who may not meet the direct entry requirements for their chosen degree.
• Pathway programs include:
  • Open Foundation
  • Yapug
  • Diplomas
  • NUPrep Bridging and Refresher Courses
  • Newcastle International College (NIC)
  • English Language Pathways (formerly ELICOS)

PhD and Research Masters

• The University offers research degrees for students looking to pursue a career in research or academia.
• Research students can choose from a range of study areas and work with experienced supervisors to produce original research.

New Students

• The University provides support services for new students, including orientation, academic advising, and social events.
• New students can access a range of resources to help them adjust to university life, including academic support, counseling services, and student organizations.

Research

The University of Newcastle is committed to conducting high-quality research that makes a positive impact on society.

Research Impact

• The University's research focuses on finding solutions to real-world problems.
• Research areas include:
  • Health and medicine
  • Science and technology
  • Social sciences and humanities
  • Business and economics

Research Facilities

• The University has a range of research facilities, including laboratories, libraries, and research centers.
• Research facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and technology to support research in various fields.

Graduate Research

• The University offers research degrees for students looking to pursue a career in research or academia.
• Graduate research students can work with experienced supervisors to produce original research and contribute to the University's research output.

Engage

The University of Newcastle engages with the community through various partnerships and initiatives.

Alumni

• The University has a strong alumni network, with graduates working in a range of fields around the world.
• Alumni can stay connected with the University through events, newsletters, and social media.

Business and Industry

• The University partners with businesses and industries to provide work-integrated learning opportunities for students.
• Partnerships also facilitate research collaborations, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

Community Partnerships

• The University engages with the local community through various partnerships and initiatives.
• Community partnerships include:
  • Clinics
  • Science and Engineering Challenge
  • SMART
  • Watt Space School Program
  • Music lessons (Conservatorium)
  • High Performing Students Program
  • Confucius Institute
  • Library
  • Department of Rural Health
  • Friends on Campus

Campus Life

The University of Newcastle has several campuses, each with its own unique character and facilities.

Newcastle

• The Newcastle campus is the University's main campus and is located in the suburb of Callaghan.
• The campus has a range of facilities, including libraries, laboratories, and student amenities.

Central Coast

• The Central Coast campus is located in the suburb of Ourimbah and offers a range of study programs.
• The campus has a range of facilities, including libraries, laboratories, and student amenities.

Sydney

• The Sydney campus is located in the suburb of Newcastle City and offers a range of study programs.
• The campus has a range of facilities, including libraries, laboratories, and student amenities.

Accommodation

• The University offers a range of accommodation options for students, including on-campus residences and off-campus housing.
• Accommodation options are available to suit different budgets and preferences.

Our Uni

The University of Newcastle is committed to providing a high-quality educational experience for its students.

Indigenous Commitment

• The University is committed to supporting Indigenous students and promoting Indigenous culture and knowledge.
• The Wollotuka Institute provides support services for Indigenous students, including academic advising, counseling, and cultural activities.

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

• The University is committed to promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion on campus.
• The Centre of Excellence for Equity Higher Education provides support services for students from diverse backgrounds, including academic advising, counseling, and cultural activities.

Sustainability

• The University is committed to reducing its environmental impact and promoting sustainability on campus.
• Sustainability initiatives include:
  • Reducing energy consumption
  • Increasing recycling and waste reduction
  • Promoting sustainable transportation
  • Supporting sustainable research and innovation

Campuses and Locations

• The University has several campuses and locations, each with its own unique character and facilities.
• Campuses and locations include:
  • Newcastle
  • Central Coast
  • Sydney
  • Singapore

Governance and Leadership

• The University is governed by a council and led by a vice-chancellor.
• The University's governance structure includes:
  • Council
  • Vice-chancellor
  • Executive leadership
  • Organisational structure

Jobs

• The University employs a range of staff, including academic, professional, and administrative staff.
• Job vacancies are advertised on the University's website and through other recruitment channels.