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Coronavirus (COVID-19) - University of Newcastle advice

At the University of Newcastle, students are at the heart of all that we do. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic we have a range of information and resources available for all students.

For the most up-to-date information and FAQs about the University’s response to the evolving nature of COVID-19, visit our dedicated website.

If you’re a student looking for support and resources for studying during the changes brought on by COVID-19 (including studying from home), visit the Uni @ home page.

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Jobs on Campus

Student Experience Program Assistant - Jobs on Campus - 03 Mar 2021
Web Officer - Jobs on Campus - 07 Mar 2021
Indigenous Combined Academic & Peer Support Program (ICAPS) Student Mentor - 28 Mar 2021
Musicians, Bands, Singers & Performers - Jobs on Campus - 31 Aug 2021

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News

News • 25 Feb 2021

Register for the Australian Community Media (ACM) National Innovation Games

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News • 25 Feb 2021

Register now for the University of Newcastle's 2021 Employment Expo (online)!

Registrations are now open for the University of Newcastle's 2021 Employment Expo (online)! This virtual event ...

News • 24 Feb 2021

Services Australia Temporary Employment Register

Services Australia are currently recruiting to fill a large number of temporary vacancies across our wide service ...

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Work experience

Work Integrated Learning and professional placement

Undertaking a WIL course or a professional placement is a great way to put theory into practice while developing and demonstrating your employability skills.

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Internships and other industry experience

Gaining workplace experience within your industry can help with your career decision-making, as well as develop relevant skills and contacts. Check out CareerHub for advertised opportunities.

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Part-time and casual work

If you are working part-time or casually, you are probably already demonstrating and developing a range of employability skills. Contact Careers for information on how to help future employers understand your skills.

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