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We exist to advance education and research and to help society tackle the many challenges it faces.

From Newcastle. For the world.

From Newcastle. For the world.

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5 places to find our research

From the New York Stock Exchange to the flower fields of South Africa, we are building a better world.

Living better with dementia

Newcastle researchers are studying how to improve the lives of those suffering with dementia.

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About Newcastle University

Our people

Our people are leaders in their field who provide an outstanding experience for our students.

Facilities and equipment

We have excellent facilities for research, conferences and supporting fledgling businesses.

Working together

Global partnerships

We partner with governments, industry and cultural organisations that share our values, providing world-class research and teaching.

Regional partnerships

By collaborating with regional organisations we are tackling some of the challenges that society faces closer to home.

Widening participation

Working closely with schools and community groups we are encouraging more people to join us on our mission.

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