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The University of Newcastle has received two prestigious teaching awards

University of Newcastle has been awarded for exceptional teaching.

The University of Newcastle celebrates the achievements of staff with the VC's Award Ceremony.

Girls’ Choices is organised by AIM HIGH and provides female Year 9 students from schools around the state with a five-day residential university experience.

The panellists for the discussion are journalist and author Mr Jeff McMullen, Federal Member for Newcastle Ms Sharon Claydon MP, and UON alumnus Teela Reid

Ms Turner received the Gail May Award which acknowledges those working at the grassroots level to improve health outcomes for Indigenous Australians.

University of Newcastle Research academic has been honoured for her dedication to kidney health researchers in Indigenous Australians.

Stayin’ on Track is a program designed to transition young Aboriginal men to fatherhood through a user-developed website and smartphone app called Mood Tracker.

Professor Hugh Craig from UON's Centre for Linguistic and Literary Computing has been elected as a Fellow to the Australian Academy of Humanities.

University of Newcastle researchers have developed a world-first lifestyle program to enhance the physical and social-emotional well-being of young girls.

Simulation training and education will be the focus of a cooperative relationship between the Australian Defence College and the University of Newcastle.

University of Newcastle cancer researchers have received a $1.7million boost to cancer research.