Partnerships and engagement
The Global Sport and Movement Collaborative is committed to long-term, reciprocal partnerships that respond to community priorities and deliver shared benefits.
We have established partnerships locally and around the world so that we can enrich the student learning experience, translate our research into community impact and collaborate to solve industry problems. Our partnerships will look different across disciplines and for different organisations. It might look like academics conducting novel research in collaboration with your business, students undertaking career-ready placements in communities, or something bespoke for your organisation, like consulting or a community development project.
Enriching student learning
At the University of Newcastle, the student learning experience is connected to real-world application. Alongside classroom study and peer learning, undergraduate and postgraduate students engage in project-based learning and complete a career-ready placement with a Global Sport and Movement Collaborative partner. Career-ready placements can take the form of internships, practicums, clinical placements, work-integrated learning, or industry-led projects that give students the chance to apply their academic knowledge and theory in real-world settings. Higher degree by research students seeking opportunities to be embedded into a partner organisation can undertake an industry engaged PhD. These are exciting opportunities for you and your organisation to connect with a pipeline of future talent, discover your industry's latest academic knowledge, and share your professional expertise with a student.
Work Integrated Learning with the Central Coast Academy of Sport 01:48
Hear from Mikaela, an Exercise and Sports Science student about what she has learnt throughout her Work Integrated Learning experience at the Central Coast Academy of Sport.
Translating research into real-world impact
The best research improves the way that we work, live and play. At the Global Sport and Movement Collaborative our researchers have a track record of working in partnership with communities, practitioners and industry to tackle the issues that matter most. Across our research streams we listen, learn, and co-design with our partners so that our research has a positive impact on our regions and the world.
Run like a girl: Tackling gender bias 03:26
The Daughters and Dad's game-changing program is revolutionising female participation in sport.
Collaborating with industry
At the Global Sport and Movement Collaborative, our experts are experienced at working alongside industry partners to solve problems, improve performance and help you achieve your goals. We actively undertake consulting work and engage with communities to deliver bespoke projects that have a positive social impact.
Aboriginal Numeracy Day 2:06
Our partnership with the Newcastle Knights helps to provide enriching experiences to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander high school students through events like the Aboriginal Numeracy Day. A fun and engaging event which develops mathematic skills using rugby league activities.
Our partners
Newcastle Knights
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Central Coast Mariners
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Newcastle Jets
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Academy of Sport
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- Athlete Performance Centre
- Basketball NSW
- Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
- Central Coast Roosters Rugby League
- Central Coast Sports College
- Central Coast Strength and Conditioning
- Cornerstone
- Cricket Australia
- EngAGE
- Evado Studios
- Football NSW
- Golf Australia
- Gymnastics NSW
- Hunter Medical Research Institute
- Hunter Wildfires
- Hunter Valley Grammar School
- JPV Strength and Conditioning
- Kids Therapy Spot
- Kieser
- Lift3
- Newcastle Grammar School
- NewStrength
- NSW Office of Sport
- PhysioStudio
- ProActive Health
- Raph Sport
- Swimming NSW
- Quantum Athletic
- Vitality Movement
Partner with us
Dr Colin Sanctuary
Partnerships & Engagement Lead, Global Sport & Movement Collaborative
Email: colin.sanctuary@newcastle.edu.au
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.