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Global

Newcastle University has a strong global community and a wide array of international partnerships. We work together with our partners to deliver education, experiences and research that truly embraces a global outlook.

Newcastle University is committed to the principles of academic freedom, freedom of speech, institutional autonomy and fair partnerships. We seek to uphold these values in all our activities and collaborations.

 
 

Central and South Asia

We are committed to peer-to-peer partnerships between Central and South Asia and the UK.

East Asia

Our collaborations with East Asian partners are a crucial element of our global engagement.

Europe

We are proud of our continuing identity as a European institution.

Latin America

Our engagement in Latin America spans a range of academic disciplines.

Middle East and North Africa

Our partnerships in the Middle East and North Africa are built on a foundation of academic excellence.

North America

We're proud of our North America connections with academics, students and community leaders.

Small Island Developing States

We're partnering with Small Island Developing States institutions to tackle global challenges.

South East Asia and Oceania

We have forged strong relations with a wide range of partners in South East Asia and Oceania.

Sub-Saharan Africa

We collaborate with African institutions to deliver cutting-edge research and education.

We believe in engaging in equitable partnerships that are based on a reciprocal learning process. Together with our international partners, we’re tackling some of the world’s most pressing challenges.

Professor Richard Davies, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Global)

Global Partnerships Fund

Financial support is available to enhance collaboration between Newcastle University and global partner institution.

Sustainable Futures Enterprise Challenge 2023

Students from around the world working to make their universities more sustainable

Contact us

If you're interested in finding out more about international relations at Newcastle University email: internationalrelations@ncl.ac.uk.