Events College of Engineering, Science and Environment
What's on this week
In person
AI for Health Innovators: Practical Tools, Real Limits
A hands on two hour workshop on using AI in your innovation work, and knowing where it stops being safe to.
Upcoming events
In person
HSC Study Hub Maths Exam Readiness Session
Ready to crush your math and computing goals? Join us for an intense study sesh that’ll boost your HSC prep!
In person
HSC Study Hub Computing Exam Readiness Session
Ready to crush your math and computing goals? Join us for an intense study sesh that’ll boost your HSC prep!
Webinar
HSC Study Hub Maths Exam Readiness Webinar
Ready to crush your math and computing goals? Join us for an intense study sesh that’ll boost your HSC prep!
In person
HSC Study Hub Maths Exam Readiness Session
Ready to crush your math and computing goals? Join us for an intense study sesh that’ll boost your HSC prep!
In person
HSC Study Hub Maths Exam Readiness Session
Ready to crush your math and computing goals? Join us for an intense study sesh that’ll boost your HSC prep!
Webinar
HSC Study Hub Computing Exam Readiness Webinar
Ready to crush your math and computing goals? Join us for an intense study sesh that’ll boost your HSC prep!
Webinar
Surveying Webinar
Interested in joining one of Australia’s most in-demand professions? Learn about the University of Newcastle’s surveying programs, flexible hybrid study options and where a career in surveying could take you.
In person
Shape the Future: Honours Research Pathways Showcase
Whether you are considering research in the final year of your degree or planning your next step after Honours, this event will help you explore where research could take you.
In person
National Science and Engineering Challenge Final
This year’s National Science and Engineering Challenge final will be held in the Great Hall at Australian Parliament House, Canberra. The top scoring school from each state and territory, plus a local wild card school will compete in increasingly difficult
In person
Securing the Pipeline: Turning the tide on Australia’s STEM decline
The number of students studying Advanced Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in year 12 has steadily decreased. STEM skills are essential for Australia’s future industrial and economic security. Action is required to turn the tide on Australia’s STEM decline.
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.