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Here to transform

We inspire students, staff and partners to come together to learn, explore and solve the most pressing issues facing the future of work and leaders in our region and the world.

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About us

Our vision, mission and values support our world-class staff and high-flying students. They expand fields of research and academic excellence. We redefine the future of society and business.

Study with us

Newcastle University Business School is a hub of academic excellence and world-leading research. Learn from and collaborate with peers, experts and business leaders.

Partner with us

Globally renowned, we deliver excellence in the Future of Work and develop leaders for a future they can shape. Our work impacts and shapes organisations on a regional, national and global scale.

Our research

Research plays a vital role in how we engage with organisations and regional, national and international policymakers. It is at the very heart of everything we do and provides a foundation for teaching at all levels.

Alumni

We provide alumni with a host of services and benefits, including continuous professional development and exclusive networking events. Find out more about how to stay connected and get involved with the alumni community.

Current students

Your Newcastle student experience covers all aspects of student life. Find out more about inductions, career support, opportunities, support and wellbeing, and student events.

Latest news

02 December 2021

Energy Transitions in ASEAN

Newcastle University experts have co-authored a new report exploring energy transitions across the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).

02 December 2021

Business School alum wins prestigious Queen’s Award

Former Newcastle University Business School (NUBS) student, Erin Graybill, and her company, Luxe England, have been awarded the prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise 2021 in International Trade.

01 December 2021

Carbon credits could help deliver a sustainable future

Voluntary carbon markets that allow investors, governments and businesses to buy carbon credits could lower greenhouse gas emissions, a new report has concluded.

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