 
    
    Short term study tour
Venture beyond the classroom and embark on an exciting educational journey
Our study tours offer students the chance to explore new cultures, engage in hands-on learning, and make new connections. Whether your students want to learn English, or a particular subject area, each tour is customised to your students' learning. Contact us today for a specialised program tailored to your needs.
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        Academic Learning
Experience what it is like to be a student at The University of Newcastle, Australia. From customised lectures to engaging workshops and activities, there will be something for everybody.
 
        Cultural Immersion
Immerse yourself in the Australian culture through a series of cultural exchange workshops and activities. Take this opportunity to engage with the locals and learn the ways of the Aussies!
 
        Tourism Experience
There's plenty to see and do in Newcastle! Join a coastal tour for dolphin and whale watching, swim at Ocean Baths, stroll the city, try sandboarding, feed Aussie wildlife, bushwalk, and explore markets, malls and more.
I think I've opened my eyes and learned new ways of thinking. Both the learning of English skills in the early stage of the trip and the learning of career planning in the later stage have made me try to think about problems in different ways.
Cai Ruijie
Top 5 Newcastle Experiences
 
            Coastal Walk
Discover Newcastle on foot. Enjoy breathtaking views of all of Newcastle’s beaches and some of our most iconic sites including Fort Scratchley and the ANZAC Memorial Walk.
 
            Harbour Tour
Experience the amazing coastal scenery of Newcastle, with pods of resident dolphins, seabirds, turtles and other marine life. Take advantage of this harbour tour for a unique view like no other.
 
            Ocean Baths
Take a dip in our famous ocean baths. From the famous Bogey Hole to Merewether Baths and the newly renovated Newcastle Baths, you’d be spoilt for choice.
 
            Wildlife Encounter
No trip to Australia is complete without meeting our native wildlife. Meet our furry friends such as koalas and kangaroos, and get the chance to feed them too.
 
            Sand Dunes
Take an adventure on the largest moving sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere. From sand boarding to quad biking, you are sure to enjoy this adrenaline filled activity.
There is an old Chinese saying that traveling thousands of miles is better than reading thousands of books. This is the biggest thing that this trip has brought me.
Zeng Lichen
Although these two weeks in Newcastle were very short, I deeply felt the free state of life of the local people, I felt their respect for nature, and I also received a lot of kindness from the locals during the trip.
Sample two week tour itinerary
Week 1
Day 1
- Travel Day
- Welcome Dinner
Day 2
- Welcome Ceremony
- City Familiarisation
- Introduction to Indigenous Culture
- Main campus familiarisation
Day 3
- English and Study Skills
- Discover the Library
- Introduction to Australian Sports
Day 4
- English and Study Skills
- Introduction to Clubs and Societies
- Introduction to International Student Support services
Day 5
- English and Study Skills
- Recreational time at Shopping Centre
Day 6
- English and Study Skills
- Wetlands Walk and Talk
- Canoeing Experience
Day 7
- Sydney Day Trip
Week 2
Day 8
- Sand Dunes Experience – Sand Boarding/Quad Biking
- Whale Watching/Animal Encounter at Wildlife Park
Day 9
- Harbour Tour
- Entrepreneurship Workshop
- Relevant Lecture/Guest speaker
Day 10
- Coastal Walk
- Team Building Activities
- City Campus Tour
Day 11
- Careers Workshop
- Cultural Exchange Activities
Day 12
- Students to Present on Learnings / Reflection
- Recreational time at Shopping Centre
Day 13
- Farewell Ceremony
- Travel to Sydney
Day 14
- Half day in Sydney
- Departure
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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.