Make a global impact on the health industry

Our graduates are work ready.

Study with us and you will be mentored by award winning educators, exposed to world class clinical research and learn on the job in clinical and community-based settings. We create lifelong learners who are valued in the sector and prized by employers.

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Join students Emerson and Paige on a tour of the Health Education & Research Building

Tour the Health Education and Research Building

Take a quick tour of the Health Education and Research Building, a purpose-built facility that delivers modern teaching and learning for our nursing, midwifery and allied health students, here at our Callaghan campus.

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Meet Aaron, a proud Gomeroi man and Physiotherapy (Honours) graduate.

Get real world experience

When you study with us, you will gain hands on learning experience including clinical placements in local and rural facilities, private and public hospitals, university run clinics and simulated learning experiences with state-of-the-art technology.

Our clinics

Our students get real life, hands on learning by completing 1,000+ clinical hours before graduation.

Clinical placement

Clinical placement

Become a robust, well-rounded, job-ready graduate.

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Research

We deliver research that solves the world’s biggest problems.

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University of Newcastle officially opens new Gosford building

University of Newcastle officially opens new Gosford building

Federal Minister for Education the Hon Jason Clare MP and NSW Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education the Hon Steve Whan MP officially opened the University of Newcastle’s Gosford Central building today.

Generous post-mortem donations spark international collaboration

Generous post-mortem donations spark international collaboration

The Mark Hughes Foundation Centre for Brain Cancer Research is thrilled to announce that we have now commenced an international collaboration with the Gregory lab at the Duke University Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Centre, led by Professor Simon Gregory.

Alumni go the distance for students

Alumni go the distance for students

Alumni and colleagues from GHD have clocked up tens of thousands of kilometres swimming, cycling and running together to raise funds for scholarships to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the University of Newcastle.

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Thank you for helping children find their voice

Thank you for helping children find their voice

Thanks to your incredible generosity during last year’s Gifting Day, the Speech Pathology Early Intervention for Rural and Regional Children (SPEIR) program is making a profound difference for young children and families in rural and regional New South Wales.

SMS4dads set to expand to support more rural and remote fathers

SMS4dads set to expand to support more rural and remote fathers

A digital service that has supported the mental wellbeing of more than 20,000 fathers in rural and remote communities is set to expand, thanks to a $1.2 million funding boost from the Department of Health and Aged Care.

Better treatment and prevention at the heart of new cardiovascular grants

Better treatment and prevention at the heart of new cardiovascular grants

Backed by NSW Health's Cardiovascular Senior and Early- to Mid-Career Researcher Grant, two University of Newcastle researchers are leading projects to deliver better health outcomes.

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Exercise Right Week: A free Community Health initiative by the University of Newcastle Exercise Physiology Clinic

Exercise Right Week: A free Community Health initiative by the University of Newcastle Exercise Physiology Clinic

Not sure where to start with exercise? Returning to exercise? Or dealing with an injury, niggle or health condition? Exercise Right Week is your start point. Free Community Health Assessments during Exercise Right Week, including personalised exercise programs.

Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine Webinar

Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine Webinar

Join Professor Andrea Coda, Head of Discipline (Podiatric Medicine), for an exclusive webinar to discover how the Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine at the University of Newcastle can help students build a highly employable, clinically rewarding, and future-focused healthcare career.

tEN June Showcase and Seed Funding Application - Shut-up and Write session

tEN June Showcase and Seed Funding Application - Shut-up and Write session

This session is designed for staff wanting to put time aside to work on their applications for the Educator Network Showcase and Teaching and Learning projects.

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GenAI Foundations for Teaching (repeat)

GenAI Foundations for Teaching (repeat)

This hands-on workshop is designed to empower educators to leverage generative AI as a tool to enhance student engagement, foster creativity, and strengthen constructive alignment in assessment practices.

Cogniti Users Drop-In Sessions

Cogniti Users Drop-In Sessions

The LDTI Cogniti Users Drop-In Sessions are intended as an opportunity for staff to come together to discuss their use of the platform, and share what is working and what is not. We will also discuss any upcoming enhancements, new support resources, etc.

Leveraging GenAI for Assessment Design

Leveraging GenAI for Assessment Design

How can AI help us design better assessment tasks? In this session, we'll explore key considerations when using AI to generate ideas for assessments, focusing on how to craft effective and meaningful tasks, and other important factors to ensure a positive learning experience.

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