Studying in a new country can feel overwhelming, but we’ll be here from day one to help your child settle in and offer support. From our Language Resource Centre to counselling, we have a range of free student support services. Knowing who to talk to, where to go and how we provide support that...
At Newcastle University, we welcome students from over 135 countries. This creates a vibrant, multicultural community where you're likely to meet people from all corners of the globe. Part of being an international student in Newcastle is the opportunity to experience a culture that’s different to...
Welcome to Newcastle, where you'll quickly discover that our vibrant city comes with its own unique language—Geordie! If you're new to the Toon (that’s ‘Newcastle’ to the locals), you might be hearing our local accent for the first time. Some of the words and phrases will be new to you, but don't...
Applying to university can be a long and complex process as your child explores what and where they want to study, making decisions that will shape their future career and happiness. Although this is a journey only they can take, you can offer both practical and emotional support as they prepare...
If you want to study at a UK university, knowledge of English is essential. Your degree will be taught in English and it will be the common language you share with friends. Being confident in English as an international student has other benefits, too. Read on to find out why English is important...
Wondering how to revise for exams? It’s easy to get stuck in a loop of highlighting, copying out, reading and re-reading the same notes. But does it really work? Not all revision techniques are equally effective. In fact, some have more impact than others. It can be hard to know what revision is...
Opening a student bank account in the UK can be a great way to manage your spending and take advantage of financial offers for university students. Read on to find out how to open a bank account as an international student.
Every year, the Newcastle University Students’ Union hosts the Festival of Culture – a celebration of diversity and multiculturalism when students share their heritage with others through dance, food, art, and many other activities. We spoke to current Students’ Union Activities Officer Alex...
Wondering how you’ll make new friends when you’re studying in the UK? One of the best ways is to join a student society. Newcastle University is home to over 29,000 students from 135 countries. With such a vibrant, multicultural community our societies include groups representing countries from...