April 2019

The 2019 International Scholarships for Professional Development were announced by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Alex Zelinsky AO and Director, People and Workforce Strategy Tina Crawford on Thursday 11 April 2019.

Modern technology is providing a glimpse into the world’s oldest surviving culture, with 3D digital scanning and virtual reality re-creating a 6,500-year-old archaeological site in Newcastle, Australia.

Fancy having your band play on stage at Autonomy Party? How about a $2000 recording session with Baraya Records?

Staff teams from across the University faced off for the annual Glen Avery Trivia Night, now in its tenth year.

The University of Newcastle and Greater Bank have announced a five-year partnership.

Dr Benj Tarsh has decided to leave a gift in his will to the University of Newcastle to assist other international students who share his passion to help others.

The Burges family has been honoured at the prestigious Research Australia Health and Medical Research Awards.

The Catherine and Peter Tay High Achiever Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship

Upper Hunter communities will benefit from a new philanthropic partnership.

Girls from two Hunter-based high schools seeking a higher education and career in STEM-related disciplines are closer to achieving their goals thanks to a partnership announced between HunterWiSE, Newcastle High School, Callaghan College and Newcastle Coal Infrastructure Group.

One Fine Day (Un Bel Di) from Puccini’s opera Madama Butterfly is one of the most-loved soprano arias in all of opera.

The University of Newcastle has welcomed an $18 million Federal Government investment in the first phase of realising its vision for a multicampus presence on the Central Coast.