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News • 01 Mar 2018
Peter Tilley 'Seeing the Shadow'
Peter Tilley 'Seeing the Shadow' at the University Art Gallery, Newcastle from 21 March - 14 May 2018
News • 01 Mar 2018
Inspired to Support Girls in Maths
John Bowers is honouring Margaret Bowers by supporting the Girls in Maths research project
News • 01 Mar 2018
Helping Young Australians Stay Healthy
$1.4 million to help young Australians develop healthy eating habits
News • 01 Mar 2018
Support for Engineers Comes from the Heart
The John and Patricia Turner Scholarship - supporting STEM students
News • 01 Mar 2018
A Lifetime of Community Service Continues
the Janet Copley Bequest will fund undergraduate and doctoral scholarships and provide seed-funding for researchers across Humanities and Social Sciences
News • 01 Mar 2018
Generous Support for Ovarian Cancer Research
Donations from Hunter Community members will support University researchers
News • 01 Mar 2018
Boeing Inspires Next Gen Female and Indigenous Engineers
Boeing Defence Australia is supporting two new scholarships for engineering
News • 01 Mar 2018
University of Newcastle stars in QS Subject global rankings
Fifteen University of Newcastle subjects have earned a prestigious place among the world’s top 200, including six in the top …
News • 28 Feb 2018
Students design new healthcare solutions
Honours student, Richard O'Regan, will be one of the first to use his design skills to tackle the nation's biggest health issues through an inaugural scholarship scheme supported by nib.
News • 28 Feb 2018
UON continues to lead in gender equity
For the fourth consecutive year, UON has upheld its reputation and track record for creating a rewarding and supportive workplace …
News • 28 Feb 2018
First cohort of Ma & Morley Scholars poised to change the world
The next generation of globally-aware and socially conscious Australian leaders are poised to embark on their life-long journey as the inaugural cohort of Ma & Morley Scholars at the University of Newcastle.
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.