School of Architecture and Built Environment
The School of Architecture and Built Environment has an international reputation for pioneering problem-based learning, research-led learning and online learning in its undergraduate built environment programs. The School has more than 900 undergraduate and postgraduate students studying architecture, design, construction management, property economics and quantity surveying.
Areas of Study
Events and Highlights
PVC Awards for Research Excellence
Three candidates were selected for the 2009 Pro Vice-Chancellors Award for Research Excellence. Congratulations to Dr Tessa Morrison from the School of Architecture and Built Environment, as one of the recipients of the award.
These awards aim to encourage and recognise the achievements of early and mid-career researchers. Research excellence is judged relative to career opportunity and candidates are judged by several criteria. The quality of all candidates this year was excellent, so it is a significant achievement to have been selected for an award.
Dr Tessa Morrison will be presented with her award at the Facultys Graduation Ceremony on 9 October.
Congratulations Tessa!!!
Three candidates were selected for the 2009 Pro Vice-Chancellors Award for Research Excellence. Congratulations to Dr Tessa Morrison from the School of Architecture and Built Environment, as one of the recipients of the award.
These awards aim to encourage and recognise the achievements of early and mid-career researchers. Research excellence is judged relative to career opportunity and candidates are judged by several criteria. The quality of all candidates this year was excellent, so it is a significant achievement to have been selected for an award.
Dr Tessa Morrison will be presented with her award at the Facultys Graduation Ceremony on 9 October.
Congratulations Tessa!!!
Newcastle researchers awarded national Fellowships
Four mid-career researchers at the University of Newcastle are among the first in Australia to be named by the Australian Government as Future Fellows. The Fellowships, announced today by the Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, Senator Kim Carr, will provide Dr Victoria Haskins, Professor Reza Moheimani, Professor Michael Ostwald and Dr Mark Parsons with more than $3 million over four years.
Congratulations Michael!!!
Four mid-career researchers at the University of Newcastle are among the first in Australia to be named by the Australian Government as Future Fellows. The Fellowships, announced today by the Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, Senator Kim Carr, will provide Dr Victoria Haskins, Professor Reza Moheimani, Professor Michael Ostwald and Dr Mark Parsons with more than $3 million over four years.
Congratulations Michael!!!
