June 2014
News • 30 Jun 2014
BATTLING CLIMATE CHANGE WITH AL GORE
4th year Environmental Engineering student Declan Clausen took part in leadership training recently with the Climate Reality Project Australia.
News • 27 Jun 2014
New Colombo Plan Scholars
Three of UON's best and brightest undergraduates have been awarded prestigious scholarships under the Australian Government's New Colombo Plan to study in the Asia Pacific region.
News • 27 Jun 2014
Exercise best 'medicine' for spinal recovery
Exercise therapy research being conducted by the Pain and Sensory Dysfunction Research Group at the University of Newcastle is bringing hope of restored muscle function to those suffering paralysis from spinal damage.
News • 26 Jun 2014
Host families needed
The University of Newcastle's Homestay program needs your help.
News • 26 Jun 2014
UON graduate an outstanding leader
The Australian-Thai Chamber of Commerce has presented Thailand's Alumni Leadership Award to UON Master of Medical Science (1989) and PhD (1998) graduate Dr Virasakdi Chongsuvivatwong.
News • 26 Jun 2014
Conference challenges social work perceptions
Fourth year social work students had the chance to present their research during the 2014 Social Work Student Conference hosted last week at the University of Newcastle Callaghan campus.
News • 25 Jun 2014
Graduates of League
The Newcastle Knights today launched the Graduates of League program with the University of Newcastle (UON).
News • 24 Jun 2014
Human Rights and Refugees
Shaun McCarthy of the UNLC addressed a group of local refugees on the common issues facing asylum seekers in Australia
News • 24 Jun 2014
VC meets South Korea’s top universities
This week, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Caroline McMillen, will visit South Korea, a major regional hub for research and innovation.
News • 24 Jun 2014
Prestigious Chinese Partnership
Dr Karen Tian of the Newcastle Business School has received a collaborative Chinese National Science Grant
News • 24 Jun 2014
Mining the creative mind
On the 24 June 2014 international researchers gathered in Newcastle for the Centre for Literary and Linguistic Computing Beyond Authorship Symposium.
News • 23 Jun 2014
Aiming to turn fiction into reality
The aspirational Careers Through Reading program delivered by Aim High continues to inspire through storytelling.
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.