July 2025

The University of Newcastle will join forces with leading experts in a new national research unit established to build the evidence base needed to improve sport participation in Australia.

The Integrated Innovation Network (I2N) has launched a new program designed to support female entrepreneurs, innovators and aspiring leaders across the Hunter and Central Coast.

Newcastle Business School proudly recognised the outstanding academic achievements of its students at the 2024 Academic Excellence Prize Ceremony, held last Friday at NUspace.

People on the Central Coast and beyond will have even more choice when it comes to study options, with the University of Newcastle today announcing the second stage of programs to be offered in the region from next year.

A new transdermal drug delivery method using pulsating, fabricated microneedles presents a promising alternative to traditional painful subcutaneous injections.

Proud Awabakal and Dhunghutti man, Raymond Kelly Junior, known to many as ‘Bud’, has finally found the right time to pursue his own academic path.

After more than a decade working on the frontlines of Australian mental health care, 59-year-old Lisa Arthurton decided to level up her nursing qualifications.

Ellie Jones strives to apply her understanding of the law far beyond corporate corridors and lofty courtrooms.

The University of Newcastle received the Keys to the City on Friday, marking six decades of transforming lives, driving innovation, and supporting growth across the Hunter region.

The University of Newcastle will reach a momentous milestone this week, celebrating 200,000 graduates in its 60th year as a university of – and for – its regions.

The Integrated Innovation Network (I2N) has taken 32 students to Hong Kong to hone entrepreneurial skills across a range of real-world startup projects.