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News • 27 Jan 2016
Australia Day Honours 2016
Congratulations to UON staff, alumni and community who've been awarded in the Australia Day Honours 2016.
News • 21 Jan 2016
New study identifies risk factors for PND
Women with a history of mental health problems are overwhelmingly more likely to suffer PND.
News • 20 Jan 2016
UAC Main Round Offers released
UON has released 4,136 UAC Main Round Offers to undergraduate students.
News • 19 Jan 2016
UON innovation and development grants
The University of Newcastle has achieved success in the latest round of OLT grants.
News • 19 Jan 2016
UON Professor named one of world's most influential scientific minds
Professor John Forbes, UON cancer researcher, is one of the world's most cited researchers.
News • 13 Jan 2016
Law on the Beach celebrates 13 years
Novocastrians can get free legal advice from law students from the University of Newcastle this summer.
News • 08 Jan 2016
Australia-ASEAN Council funding for Disaster Resilience
A team of UON researchers have secured funding of $77,000 in the inaugural round of the Australia-ASEAN Council grant program for their project 'Disaster Resili
News • 22 Dec 2015
Earth’s magnetic field strong pull for UON physics student
University of Newcastle student Rhea Barnett will spend eight days on Casey Base, Antarctica.
News • 21 Dec 2015
Australian Graduate Survey Results
Almost 70% of all University of Newcastle graduates are in full-time employment within four months of completing their degree.
News • 04 Dec 2015
Research explores foods fit for an active lifestyle
Researchers at the University of Newcastle are researching the foods preferred by fitness buffs.
News • 03 Dec 2015
Fulbright announces two new scholarships with UON
The University of Newcastle will sponsor a prestigious new US Fulbright scholarship.
News • 02 Dec 2015
A new partnership working towards education in innovation-led renewal in Newcastle
An MoU between UON and UrbanGrowth NSW will commit to working to make education and innovation a centrepiece of the city's renewal.
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.