Australia
University of Newcastle
Tuition fee
AUD $34,000–$42,000
QS ranking
University ranking
THE Impact Rankings 2024 – 25
Public research university in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, founded in 1965, with around 37,000 students (7,000+ international). Campuses in Newcastle, Sydney, Central Coast, and Singapore; strong in Architecture, Nursing, and Engineering; QS Top 200 globally and 25th globally in THE Impact Rankings 2024.
Academic programs
Tuition Fees (2025–26)
International tuition (approximate)
Undergraduate (International)
AUD $34,000–$39,000/year
Postgraduate (International)
AUD $36,000–$42,000/year
PhD (International)
AUD $35,000/year (approx., depending on field and research)
Scholarships
Merit- and region-based awards plus HDR and government scholarships.
Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence Scholarship
Up to AUD $10,000/year
ASEAN Excellence Scholarship
Available for eligible ASEAN students
South Asia Excellence Scholarship
Available for eligible South Asian students
HDR Scholarships (for PhD)
For PhD researchers
Australia Awards & Destination Australia Scholarships
External and national awards
Faculty-specific and country-specific awards
Various merit-based awards
Rankings
QS World University Rankings 2025 – Top 200 globally
Top 10 in Australia for Architecture, Nursing, and Engineering
Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2024 – Ranked 25th globally
5-star rated for teaching, facilities, and internationalisation (QS Stars)
Student Life & Campus
Campuses in Newcastle, Sydney, Central Coast, and Singapore
Advanced labs, research centres, and green campuses
On-campus accommodation and housing support
NUiS – International student society and peer support programs
Free academic skills workshops & career mentoring
1.5 hours to Sydney by train
Coastal lifestyle: beaches, cafes, and student-friendly environment
Post-study work visa support and global alumni network
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