What's on
Student life is all about making the most of your time at university.
One of the great things about the University of Newcastle is that there’s always something happening on campus.
Exhibition
Agape in the Hunter
Explore the Hunter Region’s spirit through powerful stories of crisis and courage. From floods to earthquakes, this display reveals "Agape" - love in action, where communities unite above all differences. See ordinary gestures of extraordinary people.
Exhibition
FINDING HOME Life Outside Institutions
This exhibition tells their stories by drawing from a rich set of archival material to evoke the spaces of care and the varied experiences of individuals who sought help. It shines new light on twentieth-century journeys between hospital and home
Campus tour
Welcome Week (Callaghan) - Semester 2/Trimester 3
Welcome Week is a great opportunity to find out what you need to know about university life and being a University of Newcastle student.
Campus tour
Welcome Week (Sydney) - Semester 2/Trimester 3
Welcome Week is a great opportunity to find out what you need to know about university life and being a University of Newcastle student.
Campus tour
Welcome Week (Newcastle City) - Semester 2/Trimester 3
Welcome Week is a great opportunity to find out what you need to know about university life and being a University of Newcastle student.
In person
Autonomy Day 2026
The biggest student party of the year is back! Returning to Bar on the Hill this August, Automony Day brings together students from across campus for a full day of music, mates, and memories. From live music, silent discos, free
Campus tour
Welcome Week (Central Coast) - Semester 2/Trimester 3
Welcome Week is a great opportunity to find out what you need to know about university life and being a University of Newcastle student.
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.