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Build employability skills, gain real-world work experience and prepare for your future career. Newcastle’s Careers Service will support you throughout your studies and for up to three years after you graduate. Students go on to accomplish great things, working for national and international employers such as Siemens, Dyson, IBM, NHS, PwC, Deloitte, EY and Accenture.

Whatever stage you’re at in your career journey – whether you know what you want to do or haven’t quite decided – you will be supported to:

• reflect on your interests and priorities
• research occupations, the labour market and build commercial awareness
• gain work experience
• market your skills in CVs, applications and LinkedIn profiles
• prepare for interviews, assessments and recruitment tests
• find a 9–12-month placement or study abroad opportunity – offered on almost all of Newcastle’s degrees

You’ll have access to expert, one-to-one advice in person and online, digital resources, workshops and networking opportunities. Careers and recruitment events will give you a chance to meet prospective employers and industry professionals as you develop your network of contacts and understand what employers are looking for.

You’ll build the skills employers are looking for, gaining a competitive edge with the University’s programmes and opportunities, including the Skills for Life Framework and ncl+ Award.

Top 5 student city in the UK (QS Best Student Cities 2025) – Newcastle is an exciting city, with so much to see and do. Vibrant by day and night, with a welcoming multicultural community, you’ll feel like you belong. One in six people in the city are students. Newcastle is a big city in a small space – and the university campus is right in the centre.

Newcastle is also one of the most affordable in the UK, with a low cost of living that will help your student budget go further.

It’s easy to soak up some culture in Newcastle starting with five theatres, multiple museums, cinemas and art galleries.

Newcastle’s nightlife is legendary – from bars and clubs set among classical architecture to gigs and comedy nights, crazy golf and ghost tours. Catch live music and new bands at local pubs and larger gigs at concert venues such as Utilita Arena Newcastle. See global stars at Newcastle United’s stadium St James’ Park which has famously hosted some of the biggest artists, from the Rolling Stones to Ed Sheeran and rising star, Tyneside-born singer songwriter Sam Fender.

Fast road and rail links connect the city with the rest of the UK – Newcastle is less than three hours by train from London. Direct flights to multiple UK and worldwide destinations from the international airport mean home is never far away. A Metro light rail system links the airport and railway station, as well as popular student suburbs, and the beautiful North East coastline which is just 25 minutes away. Student discounts and local travel passes make travel across the city and the wider North East easy and cost-effective.

Where you’ll live at university isn’t just about four walls. It should feel like home. Accommodation is affordable to suit all budgets and all-inclusive bills make managing your money easier.

Accommodation is guaranteed to all first-year students who make Newcastle their first (firm) choice university. There is also a Clearing and Insurance guarantee if your plans change when you’ve received your results. Eligibility criteria apply; find out more at

The self-catering student villages are in great locations, either within a 20-minute walk to campus, or close to public transport links giving easy access to the University and city centre. Featuring residences ranging from Victorian houses to modern city-centre apartments, they each have their own character and style. You’ll choose from:

• rooms with private washbasins, but shared toilet and shower facilities
• rooms with en suite facilities

There is also a range of accessible accommodation and a limited number of self-contained studios. Rooms are clustered into flats with contemporary kitchens and comfy chill-out areas as standard. All residences have designated laundry rooms with some also featuring study zones, games areas, communal spaces, 24/7 security, and other great facilities.

Historic red brick buildings and striking contemporary architecture meet state-of-the-art teaching and study spaces on campus, including:

• Award-winning Library Service: Four libraries form the Library Service – the Philip Robinson Library, Marjorie Robinson Library Rooms, Walton Library for medical sciences, and the Law Library.
• Medical School and Dental School: one of the largest integrated teaching and hospital complexes in the UK, linking directly to Newcastle’s Royal Victoria Infirmary.
• World-class Engineering Facility
• Armstrong Building: home to a number of subject areas, dedicated music and rehearsal studios and the iconic King’s Hall used for graduations
• Two commercially run Farms
• State-of-the-art marine science and engineering facilities including the Dove Marine Laboratory
• Dame Margaret Barbour Building: providing specialist spaces for sport and exercise science including a physiology lab, biomechanics lab and gait track. A food sensory suite, food handling laboratory and nutritional investigation rooms support Newcastle’s human nutrition and dietetics degrees
• King George VI Building: offering some of the best equipped teaching facilities for pharmacy in the UK
• Farrell Centre: opened in 2023 and part of the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape, featuring a public gallery, research, and community space
• King Edward VII Building: housing some of the UK’s best fine art studios including specialist multi-media workshops
• Culture Lab: the centre for digital media and film practice with industry-standard editing and production facilities

Newcastle is in everything it does. Its pioneering research supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs) to protect the planet and end poverty and inequality in all its forms.

The university wants to achieve net zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2030. Initiatives include reducing the energy used on campus, managing water consumption and flood risk, and improving the biodiversity of its green spaces.

The university also believes you should have a voice when it comes to what happens to the world.

At Newcastle, you can choose to learn about sustainability with dedicated course content and modules as you become a critical global citizen. A Student Environment and Sustainability Committee will help you meet like-minds. Join Newcastle and play your part in building a better world.

Newcastle is ranked joint 30th in the world and 10th in the UK for Sustainability (QS World University Rankings: Sustainability 2024) – . .