Archive of news for February 2012
February 2012
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Late Round Offers released
The University of Newcastle released 787 Late Round Offers to undergraduate students on Wednesday night.
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Improved cancer therapies on the horizon
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Newcastle Professor elected to top neuroscience post
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Helping hand for Port Macquarie students
Local students enrolled at the University of Newcastle’s Port Macquarie campus are being encouraged to apply for thousands of dollars worth of financial support available to them.
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World-class choir of the year looking for new songbirds
The University of Newcastle’s world champion Chamber Choir is auditioning for new members this month.
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Family estrangement: adult children asked for their experiences
A University of Newcastle academic is taking her research into family estrangement to the next level, examining the experiences of adult children who are not in contact with their parents.
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University presents award to Governor-General of Australia
The University of Newcastle is today presenting an award to the Governor-General of Australia, Ms Quentin Bryce AC CVO, for Outstanding Contribution to the Australian Community.
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Research shows smoking and infertility link
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| 22nd |
State-of-the-art Central Coast library opens its doors
The University of Newcastle’s Central Coast campus is celebrating the start of the 2012 academic year by throwing open the doors of its $3.2 million library redevelopment today.
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| 23rd |
Scholarships raise the bar for Port Stephens students
The University of Newcastle is urging Port Stephens students to apply for one of the hundreds of scholarships available to them.
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| 24th |
Hats off to 55 Port Macquarie graduates
Vanessa Barbara will be awarded one of the University of Newcastle’s highest honours when she graduates with more than 50 peers at Port Macquarie today.
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| 27th |
University welcomes back students to Central Coast for 2012
After a three-month break, the University of Newcastle came alive today with thousands of students eager to return to their studies and more than 1,200 attending the Ourimbah campus for the first time.
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University welcomes back students to Callaghan for 2012
After a three-month break, the University of Newcastle has come alive today with thousands of students eager to return to their studies and more than 5,000 attending the Callaghan campus for the first time.
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