The UK’s higher education system is among the best in the world with 32% of undergraduate students achieving a first-class degree. Combine that with the opportunities to network and build your skills in a professional setting through the strong links UK universities like Newcastle have with...

Are you worrying about the cost-of-living crisis and how you might be affected when you go to university? According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), 92% of higher education students say their living costs have risen compared to last year.   At Newcastle, we don’t want our students to...

We are transforming our historic Stephenson into a home for the next generation of visionary engineers to come together and create the technology of tomorrow. Opening in September 2023, our Makerspace will be a truly creative and collaborative environment in which students can thrive.   

Four Newcastle University PhD students represented the UK when they put their research to the test during a European Space Agency (ESA) programme. Koren, Tom, Kitty and Alex of Team SUGAR – Saccharomyces cerevisiae Uptake of Glucose Applying Real-time imaging – were selected to take part in the...

As a global university our Study Abroad at Newcastle University programme allows students from around the world to learn with us for a semester or full academic year, enjoying an experience they’ll remember forever. Last year, through the Indonesian International Student Mobility Award (IISMA), 10...

Studying abroad is a life-changing opportunity – a chance to spend a semester learning at some of the world’s top universities, experience a different culture and make unforgettable memories. Our Study Abroad at Newcastle University programme allows students from around the world to study at a...

Whether it’s learning to fly a broomstick, or eating fish and chips at the beach, students on our Study Abroad at Newcastle University programme make memories that last a lifetime. Studying abroad allows students to live and learn in a foreign country for a single semester or a full academic year.

This summer, Stage 3 Geography students Eleanor and Rebecca spent a month on Norway’s remote Svalbard archipelago, carrying out research on the Longyearbreen glacier for their dissertation. This is their reflection on what they found and why it’s important.

A £110m investment in our Engineering facilities will transform our Stephenson building into the home for people who make things happen.