Supporting the development of our students

These partnerships promote collaboration that delivers innovation and impact, and helps support the economic, social and cultural transformation of strong regional communities. They allow our students to engage in practical, work-integrated learning to gain valuable hands-on experience.

Sports partners

Art, Culture and Industry partners

Event partners

  • Gossy Weekender
  • Maitland Riverlights
  • Living Smart Festival
  • Mega Diwali
  • Koori Knockout
  • Lake Macquarie Business Excellence Awards
  • Hunter Business Awards
  • Hunter New England Excellence Awards
  • Cental Coast Caring for the Coast Awards.
Partner with us

Partner with us

Together with our partners we are committed to supporting the communities of which we belong and driving our regions forward.

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Showing our support for the Koori Knockout

Showing our support for the Koori Knockout

The University of Newcastle and the Wollotuka Institute were proud to be named community partners of the 2026 Koori Knockout, one of the largest annual gatherings celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, community and rugby league.

Local sport gets a boost with new multisport facility honouring Mark and Kirralee Hughes

Local sport gets a boost with new multisport facility honouring Mark and Kirralee Hughes

The University of Newcastle has officially opened its new Mark and Kirralee Hughes Sports Common, marking a major investment in community sporting infrastructure.

Opinion: AI is our way back and investment's our future

Opinion: AI is our way back and investment's our future

Time and distance can bring renewed clarity. Having worked abroad for much of the past decade, former prime minister Kevin Rudd sees dangerous complacency in Australia’s mindset.

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Women founders take centre stage at NSW Parliament House

Women founders take centre stage at NSW Parliament House

More than 80 guests gathered at NSW Parliament House for the NSW Female Founders Showcase, celebrating women entrepreneurs from I2N programs including the NSW Female Leadership and Innovation Program.

winangay Tiny Forest Takes Root in Tamworth

winangay Tiny Forest Takes Root in Tamworth

The University of Newcastle's new winangay tiny forest was planted in Tamworth, marking 25 years of the Department of Rural Health and commemorating the establishment of the University's Tamworth campus.

Financial Literacy in the Upper Hunter

Financial Literacy in the Upper Hunter

The University of Newcastle Finance Academy visited Muswellbrook to deliver an engaging day of financial literacy education, equipping local high school students with practical money skills while introducing them to university life and future study pathways.

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