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Explore our beautiful campuses and discover what it’s like to study at the University of Newcastle. Let our tour guides walk you through the must-see teaching and learning spaces on campus, then dive deeper into some of our other fantastic locations.

Open Days On Demand

Open Days On Demand

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Upcoming events

JOHN GURRI KELLY - Dunghutti Bul-Bul

JOHN GURRI KELLY - Dunghutti Bul-Bul

Please join us for the launch of JOHN GURRI KELLY - Dunghutti bul-bul on Tuesday 14 February at 6pm at the University Gallery, Callaghan

Central Coast Next Gen Art Exhibition

Central Coast Next Gen Art Exhibition

Join us to celebrate young emerging artists of the Central Coast in the inaugural Coast Next Gen Art Exhibition. Open to the public from Monday 13 February until Friday 21 April.

Library Drop-in Sessions

Library Drop-in Sessions

Drop-in for help and guidance from the Library, Academic Learning Support and International Student Support.

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Clay-making workshop on 25 March

Clay-making workshop on 25 March

You are invited to an artistic clay-making workshop on Saturday 25 March from 11pm–1pm at the University Gallery, Callaghan.

Understanding market fit

Understanding market fit

This webinar will look at the importance of market analysis for a research innovation, understanding the problem that the innovation is trying to solve, how well the innovation will solve that problem, and whether the scale of the problem provides an actual commercial opportunity.

Nest and Eggs Clay-Making Workshop

Nest and Eggs Clay-Making Workshop

Join us for a special alumni art workshop in celebration of the artistic collaboration between storyteller Uncle John Gurri Kelly and Sydney-based artist Rena Shein. The evening involves a contemplative clay-making workshop led by Shein of a nest and eggs, shaped by Kelly’s Dunghutti story of the Ki

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Central Coast Next Gen Art Exhibition

Central Coast Next Gen Art Exhibition

Join us to celebrate young emerging artists of the Central Coast in the inaugural Coast Next Gen Art Exhibition. Open to the public from Monday 13 February until Friday 21 April.

Online Postgrad Info Session - April 2023

Online Postgrad Info Session - April 2023

Thinking of taking the next step in your career, or wanting a career change but have some questions about how postgrad study can help? We’re hosting a free online Postgrad Info Session with expert staff available from most study areas and degrees. Book your appointment now.

Looking Ahead; Professor Penny Jane Burke UNESCO Chair

Looking Ahead; Professor Penny Jane Burke UNESCO Chair

Share an evening with Professor Penny Jane Burke as she examines how higher education can be mobilised for social transformation. In her first in-depth public presentation as UNESCO Chair Penny Jane Burke will discuss the program of work to illustrate how this might be translated to practice.

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Stress Less Semester 1

Stress Less Semester 1

Stress Less is here to bring this semester to a close with activities, entertainment and strategies to help you cope with and manage stress in the lead up to exams and assessments.

2023 Parent info session – Year 10 Subject Selection Webinar

2023 Parent info session – Year 10 Subject Selection Webinar

Our student ambassadors will share key subject selection information and share their stories and experiences with subject selection and transition to University studies. 

July Graduation- Callaghan

July Graduation- Callaghan

Congratulations on completing your studies, it’s a milestone achievement and one you deserve to celebrate. Join us on campus with your family and friends to celebrate your achievements.

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The University of Newcastle acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands within our footprint areas: Awabakal, Darkinjung, Biripai, Worimi, Wonnarua, and Eora Nations. We also pay respect to the wisdom of our Elders past and present.