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Open Day is packed with everything you need to know about going to the University of Newcastle. Participate in degree presentations, info sessions and tours of the campus.
Enjoy a hands-on experience with our program activations, and ask our student ambassadors questions about uni life.
Ourimbah and Gosford
10am - 1:45pm
Callaghan and Newcastle City
10am - 2:45pm
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Upcoming Open Days
- Central Coast - August 17th, 2024
- Newcastle - August 31st, 2024
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Plan your day
Spread across Newcastle and the Central Coast, we’re hosting two on-campus Open Day events this year. Choose which event you'd like to attend and start planning to get the most out of your day!
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Everything you need to know, in one place
Open Day is packed with everything you need to know about going to the University of Newcastle. Participate in degree presentations, info sessions and tour of the campus.
Join us at any of our campuses to discover a university that embraces new technologies, connects you with industry and helps you stand out from the crowd.
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Students are here to answer your questions and help you every step of the way. Get access to current students who study a whole range of degrees.
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