July 2013
July 2013 • 31 Jul 2013
Oral Health Van
Open up and say 'ah' - the oral health van hits the road again
July 2013 • 31 Jul 2013
Book fair treasures
Two volumes of poetry and prose by Robert Burns given as a farewell gift to a Scottish immigrant bound for Newcastle in 1876 are among the treasures at this year's University of Newcastle Book Fair.
July 2013 • 29 Jul 2013
Acclaim for researchers
University of Newcastle researchers have won two awards at the National Preventative Health Awards presented at the National Preventive Health Symposium at Parliament House in Canberra.
July 2013 • 24 Jul 2013
Newcastle graduates earn thousands more
A 2012 Graduate Destination Survey just released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows University of Newcastle graduates earn higher graduate salaries than their peers.
July 2013 • 23 Jul 2013
Medical innovation
University researcher's antibiotic device to improve home healthcare
July 2013 • 22 Jul 2013
University reaches out to budding science students
More than 1,400 budding scientists and engineers from 40 local schools have been invited to compete in the Ausgrid Newcastle Science and Engineering Challenge from July 22-26.
July 2013 • 18 Jul 2013
Teachers' Visit Day
Hunter teachers to flock to the University of Newcastle Teachers' Visit Day.
July 2013 • 18 Jul 2013
Indigenous enrolments
The University of Newcastle enrols more Indigenous students than any other Australian university, new statistics show.
July 2013 • 17 Jul 2013
Cancer Genome Atlas
Scientists and clinicians aim to foster targeted approach to cancer treatment by improving communication channels.
July 2013 • 12 Jul 2013
The French connection
Five Bachelor of Communication students have been selected for an international media internship to film a documentary in France on the Festival 'Les Cultures du Monde'.
July 2013 • 10 Jul 2013
Alcohol and sports
A new online study with community clubs aims to combat drinking culture in sport.
July 2013 • 8 Jul 2013
NAIDOC Week
The Wollotuka Institute will play a leading role in celebrations across the Hunter Region this NAIDOC Week, 8-15 July.
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.