Newcastle University
Russell Group Research University
Newcastle University is a Russell Group, research-intensive university located in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne in the North East of England. Its origins date back to 1834, and it has developed into a major international university with campuses and academic operations in Newcastle, Malaysia and Singapore. The university currently has more than 27,000 students across its UK and overseas campuses, with students representing a highly international community. Newcastle University describes itself as a world top-150 university in the QS World University Rankings 2027 and a member of the Russell Group. Its academic strengths span medicine and health sciences, engineering, science, agriculture, business, humanities, arts and social sciences.
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Features
- Russell Group research-intensive university
- Founded in 1834
- World top-150 university
- More than 27,000 students across its campuses
- Students from more than 130 countries
- City-centre campus in Newcastle upon Tyne
- Global campuses in Malaysia and Singapore
- Strong research and innovation reputation
- Major strengths in Medicine and Medical Sciences
- Strong Engineering and Technology provision
- Strong Computer Science and Data Science provision
- Business and Management education
- Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
- Strong links with employers and industry
- International student support
- Career and employability services
- International scholarships available