The University of Newcastle, Callaghan, Australia

Overview

History, Affiliations & Rankings

Established in 1965, the University of Newcastle, Australia is a globally recognised university. Ranked 214 in the world by QS World University Rankings 2019, and has campuses across the world namely in  Newcastle (Callaghan and City), Sydney, Port Macquarie, the Central Coast and Singapore. Newcastle has an excellent reputation for research and academic excellence. The University of Newcastle has also improved its global ranking in the last few years. From the 214th position, it has recently been ranked at 207th position in the prestigious QS World University Rankings

Infrastructure, Campus & Courses

Over the years, the University of Newcastle has built the reputation of a leader in university education by providing high-quality teaching and learning through its exciting, contemporary academic programmes. The courses offered at the university integrate study with practical experience and research to keep students engaged in the learning process.

Accomplishments & Alumni

The university has a list of some notable alumni that includes Paul A. Broad (Former CEO of Infrastructure NSW), Scott Bevan (Journalist), Steve Abbott (Actor & comedian), David Berthold (Theatre director), Jonathan Biggins (Actor, writer, & singer), Pete Gray (Environmental activist), Christian Heim (Composer), , Ross Gittins (Economist & journalist).

Student Diversity & Visiting Companies

The world-class teaching and learning at Newcastle University has attracted students from over 100 countries. The University supports its diverse student population by investing in courses and degrees, facilities and other services. Apart from providing opportunities in learning, students at Newcastle University are encouraged to participate in research, work or community-focused activities. New Castle has collaborated with two big organisations The CRCC Asia and the Intern Group which serves as a great internship opportunity for its students.