School of Health Sciences
The School of Health Sciences excels in the teaching and learning of allied health professionals, and offers study with a strong clinical focus in the nine health professions represented within the School.
Working together to educate future health care workers in a multi-professional health care environment, our School combines groundbreaking research with strong links to the professions through clinical placements.
Areas of Study
News
World-first occupational therapy student website to launch in Newcastle
Thursday, 23 May 2013. An innovative and flexible student-centred website, the first of its kind in the world for occupational therapy students, will be launched at the University of Newcastle today, Thursday 23 May. Read more...
Thursday, 23 May 2013. An innovative and flexible student-centred website, the first of its kind in the world for occupational therapy students, will be launched at the University of Newcastle today, Thursday 23 May. Read more...
Mum's the word on pregnancy
Friday, 10th May 2013. University of Newcastle researchers are asking new mums to reflect on their pregnancy and post-birth experience to help researchers design a health lifestyle program for other mothers-to-be.. Read more...
Friday, 10th May 2013. University of Newcastle researchers are asking new mums to reflect on their pregnancy and post-birth experience to help researchers design a health lifestyle program for other mothers-to-be.. Read more...
OPINION: You don't have to be the biggest loser to acheive weight loss success
Friday, 3rd May 2013. Major weight loss certainly sounds like a good plan if you're overweight or obese and serious about improving your health. But the reality is it's incredibly difficult to lose 30kg, and even if you do, it's even harder to keep off in the long term. Read more...
Read full article in The Conversation
Friday, 3rd May 2013. Major weight loss certainly sounds like a good plan if you're overweight or obese and serious about improving your health. But the reality is it's incredibly difficult to lose 30kg, and even if you do, it's even harder to keep off in the long term. Read more...
Read full article in The Conversation
Does the colour of our skin influence how healthy we appear?
Monday, 29th April 2013. Our researchers are invesitgating people's perception of what looks healthy, based on changes in skin colour. The pigment's present in our skin affect it's colour.
Read here...
News Archive>>Monday, 29th April 2013. Our researchers are invesitgating people's perception of what looks healthy, based on changes in skin colour. The pigment's present in our skin affect it's colour.
Read here...
Events and Highlights
Events Calendar
What's happening at the University of Newcastle.
What's happening at the University of Newcastle.
Occupational Therapy Competencies Australia (OTCA) Website Launch
Thursday, 23rd May 2013
4 - 6pm
HAO4, Hunter Building, Callaghan Campus
All are welcome to attend the launch of the Occupational Therapy Competencies Australia (OTCA) Website: otca.net.au
RSVP by 21st May to Project Manager:
Catherine Studdert
See invitation...
Thursday, 23rd May 2013
4 - 6pm
HAO4, Hunter Building, Callaghan Campus
All are welcome to attend the launch of the Occupational Therapy Competencies Australia (OTCA) Website: otca.net.au
RSVP by 21st May to Project Manager:
Catherine Studdert
See invitation...
Indigenous Allied Health Australia Information Workshop
Wednesday, 1st May 2013
1 - 2pm Birabhan Room SAS-207, Callaghan Campus
The Wollotuka Institute is hosting a couple of guest speakers, Donna Murray and Larry Brandy. You may find out some interesting news for your future career or just get the chance to network with indigenous students across health programs at the university.Please come and bring your indigenous and non-indigenous friends along. Read more...
Wednesday, 1st May 2013
1 - 2pm Birabhan Room SAS-207, Callaghan Campus
The Wollotuka Institute is hosting a couple of guest speakers, Donna Murray and Larry Brandy. You may find out some interesting news for your future career or just get the chance to network with indigenous students across health programs at the university.Please come and bring your indigenous and non-indigenous friends along. Read more...
Nobel Laureate Barry J Marshall AC answers the big questions
Thursday, 4th April 2013
Griffith Duncan Theatre, Callaghan Campus.
3.00pm - 4.30 pm, RSVP.
This is not your ordinary interview. This is a chance to get up close and personal with the man behind the Petrie dish. The man who swallowed the bacterium, Helicobactor pylori and won himself a Nobel prize. All welcome. RSVP and read more...
Thursday, 4th April 2013
Griffith Duncan Theatre, Callaghan Campus.
3.00pm - 4.30 pm, RSVP.
This is not your ordinary interview. This is a chance to get up close and personal with the man behind the Petrie dish. The man who swallowed the bacterium, Helicobactor pylori and won himself a Nobel prize. All welcome. RSVP and read more...
Health Science Facilities
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