Program Overview

University 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
  • Business
  • Education
  • Engineering
  • Health
  • Law
• Each undergraduate program has its own set of requirements, including admission criteria and tuition fees.

Postgraduate Programs

• The university offers postgraduate degrees for students looking to further their education.
• Postgraduate programs include:
  • Master's degrees
  • Doctoral degrees
  • Graduate certificates
  • Graduate diplomas
• Admission to postgraduate programs typically requires a relevant undergraduate degree and may involve additional requirements such as work experience or entrance exams.

International Programs

• The university welcomes international students and offers a range of programs tailored to their needs.
• International students can choose from undergraduate, postgraduate, or research programs.
• The university provides support services for international students, including language support and cultural adaptation programs.

Pathways Programs

• The university offers pathways programs for students who may not meet the direct admission requirements.
• Pathways programs include:
  • Open Foundation
  • Yapug
  • Diplomas
  • NUPrep Bridging and Refresher Courses
  • Newcastle International College (NIC)
  • English Language Pathways (formerly ELICOS)
• These programs are designed to help students transition into undergraduate studies.

PhD and Research Masters Programs

• The university offers research-based programs for students looking to pursue a career in research.
• PhD and Research Masters programs are available across various disciplines.
• Admission to these programs typically requires a relevant undergraduate or postgraduate degree and a research proposal.

New Students

• The university provides support for new students, including orientation programs and academic advising.
• New students can access a range of services, including:
  • Academic support
  • Career counseling
  • Mental health services
• The university aims to ensure a smooth transition for new students into university life.

Research Areas

The university is involved in various research areas, including:

• Health
• Engineering
• Environment
• Business
• Arts
• Education
• Law
• Each research area has its own set of focus areas and research projects.

Campus Life

The university has multiple campuses, including:

• Newcastle
• Central Coast
• Sydney
• Singapore
• Each campus offers a range of facilities and services, including:
  • Libraries
  • Laboratories
  • Student unions
  • Sports facilities
• The university aims to provide a supportive and inclusive environment for all students.

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

The university is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion.

• The university offers various initiatives and programs to support students from diverse backgrounds.
• These initiatives include:
  • Scholarships
  • Mentorship programs
  • Cultural events
• The university aims to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students.

LGBTIQ+ ALLY Network

The university has an LGBTIQ+ ALLY Network, which aims to create a more inclusive culture.

• The network provides training and support for staff and students.
• The network offers a range of resources, including:
  • Professional development
  • Training sessions
  • Support groups
• The university is committed to supporting the LGBTIQ+ community and creating a safe and inclusive environment.