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News • 28 Aug 2017
UON scores four top marks in 2018 Good Universities Guide
The 2018 Good Universities Guide has awarded UON its highest number of five star ratings ever.
News • 25 Aug 2017
New Colombo Plan grants growing global citizens
University of Newcastle (UON) awarded $1,620,300 in new funding to support 461 students to participate in 31 New Colombo Plan (NCP) mobility projects.
News • 04 Jul 2017
Magic in Melbourne
University of Newcastle researcher, Professor Marguerite Johnson has been invited to give a public lecture in Melbourne.
News • 03 Jul 2017
UON is now smoke-free, no butts
Staff, students and visitors to UON will breathe even fresher air from 1 July 2017 as the University adopts a 100% smoke-free policy.
News • 08 Jun 2017
Five new PhD Scholars for UON
The University of Newcastle is funding five new scholarships in a 50/50 partnership with NSW Health.
News • 08 Jun 2017
UON soars into the top one per cent of universities worldwide
UON moves up an impressive 21 places in QS World University Rankings.
News • 27 Apr 2017
Speech Pathology Collaboration first for China
UON has partnered with Orient Speech Therapy Center Limited to develop a world-class speech pathology training program for its clinics in China.
News • 24 Mar 2017
Professional staff to make their mark
Meet the recipients who will travel to Copenhagen, Canada, Boston and the Pacific Islands on their UON International Development Scholarships.
News • 03 Feb 2017
Remarkable friendship honoured with Ma & Morley Scholarship Program
The Jack Ma Foundation will give US$20 million to fund a first of its kind scholarship program at UON.
News • 05 Jan 2017
Local support for global research
Twenty UON Global Scholarships will support students through four-year’s tuition fees, a 3.5 years living allowance, an establishment allowance
News • 20 Dec 2016
2016: a year in research innovation
The University of Newcastle celebrates research success in 2016. We’d like to highlight just some of our successes.
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.