Newcastle University

We can trace our origins back to 1834. Today, we have a global presence with campuses in the UK, Singapore and Malaysia and a global reach, connected to and networking with strategic partners, industry collaborators and employers around the world.

A first-choice study destination for students across the globe, we are home to a vibrant community of 29,000+ students from 140 countries.

Get a world-class education and become a highly desirable graduate. Invest in your future with:

• industry-relevant degrees
• research-informed teaching
• professional accreditation or pathways to accreditation
• professional development programmes
• projects and real-world business challenges
• industry sponsored events
• clinical placements and case-led study
• performance opportunities
• award-winning Street Law pro bono scheme
• Language Resource Centre offers – self-study materials in 100+ languages

Be supported by a personal tutor and peer mentor and become an effective learner with our Academic Skills Kit. Our Doctoral College supports the academic, personal and professional growth of our research students.

With strengths in ageing and health, data, one planet, cities, culture and creative arts, our work impacts every corner of society. Our experts work with international partners on global challenges, such as ending poverty and cutting sugar consumption. 42% of our research was ranked world-leading in REF 2021.

We are a partner in the £350 million Newcastle Helix, a global centre for science, technology, research and education. We host three national innovation centres and an Urban Observatory, the UK’s largest sensor deployment and largest set of open environmental monitoring data in the world. 

Research is at the heart of our teaching and you’ll engage with, and learn from, world-leading experts in their field.

Ranked 65th for employer reputation (QS World University Rankings 2023), we’ll prepare you for your future career.

Our Careers Service will guide you to build work experience, market your skills and prepare for interviews. Graduate Framework and ncl+ Award initiatives support key employability skills development; recruitment fairs and insight events offer networking opportunities.

You’ll be supported to find work – from part-time jobs while studying to graduate roles – we advertised 4,600+ graduate jobs and placements in the 2021-22 academic year.

Graduate and international pathways support career planning in the UK or your home country. START Up offers support to grow an independent career or business.