Current Staff

The University of Newcastle is to elect two academic staff members and one non-academic staff member to the University Council.

These vibrant works are a statement of connection between traditional custodians and the “neighbourhood” of the chains of waterholes that underpin life for Wangkatjungka people.

Our Interns get to work across both Watt Space, the University Gallery, the Museum and our Art Collections and receive mentorship from the University Art Curator and gallery staff while learning real on-the-job skills.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Alex Zelinsky AO recorded a message to staff as we prepare to take an extended Easter break.

University of Newcastle Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Alex Zelinsky officially launched the Looking Ahead Strategic Plan 2020-2025 to University staff

Dr Bonnie McBain, inaugural recipient of the DVC(A) Merit List Award for Teaching and Learning Excellence, explains how she's teaching her students to tackle big issues.

The 2020 National Writing Program for Equity and Widening Participation Practitioners was recently launched, along with the upcoming publications for 2019 participants.

When Andrew Seyderhelm left his job as a video game developer, he never imagined years later he would be using his skills to help train recruits for the Australian Federal Police (AFP).

Study Tour for Academics and Mobility Professionals (STAMP) is a professional development opportunity aimed at building the skills of Australian university academic and professional staff that work with global mobility programs.

The University of Newcastle has again been named an Employer of Choice for Gender Equality. This is the sixth consecutive …

Professor Lisa Toohey has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright scholarship to further her research abroad. Professor Toohey’s research investigates the changing political dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region, and the impact they are having on the relations between Australia and the United States.

Science and gender equity are taking equal precedence across the world today, as support mobilises for the United Nation’s 2020 International Day of Women and Girls in Science.