Newcastle University provides state-of-the-art facilities for all its postgraduate students. In addition to award-winning libraries and modern online learning services, the university's specialist facilities include a working farm, media studios, anatomy labs, clinic skills suites, dance and music studios, and an art gallery. There is also a groundbreaking £34 million learning and resource centre located on campus.

The university has recently invested £30 million into its on-campus sports centre to provide students with specialist facilities for over 1,500 regular exercise classes and more than 65 sports clubs.

A range of eating and drinking facilities are also available across campus to suit all budgets and dietary requirements.

Newcastle University students on Postgraduate Search say:

''The accommodation service is quick and reliable. My room is spacious, and the best part is having wonderful flatmates.''

''Great facilities and access.''

''The study area is really comfortable.''

Postgraduate students who firmly accept their offer of a place at Newcastle University are guaranteed a place in university halls of residence for their first year of studying. Various accommodation options are available, including en-suite rooms and communal flats with shared bathrooms. Students who wish to live as a couple or with their family are also catered for.

Almost all accommodation is a short walk to campus. The university's accommodation service can also help students find private housing with a suitable accredited landlord.

Please contact the University for further details.

Newcastle University offers a range of scholarships and bursaries for postgraduate students. These funding opportunities and financial awards are designed to help make tuition more accessible to those from low-income backgrounds and for those who have demonstrated exceptional academic talent.

Master's scholarships at Newcastle University can be either fully or partially funded. They are typically based on specific eligibility criteria such as the course being applied for, a student's academic merit, or the nationality of an applicant.

There are also a number of funded PhD studentships available at Newcastle University that can include a stipend to cover living costs as well as tuition fees.

Students can find out more about the funding offered for taught and research postgraduate courses at Newcastle by visiting the university's postgraduate funding database or checking the ‘fees and funding' section of each course profile.

Course-specific fees for UK, EU and international students can be found on individual course profiles. Tuition fees vary depending on the course undertaken and the nationality of applicants, so students are encouraged to consult individual course pages for the most up to date information on tuition fees.

Students can choose from both taught and research postgraduate courses at Newcastle University. There are a range of master's degrees, certificates and PhDs available, and all courses are facilitated by expert lecturers with specialist backgrounds in research and industry. There are over 190 taught courses and 110 research-led qualifications available at the university across a broad range of subject areas.

Courses at Newcastle University are organised across the university's three faculties. These are:

• Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
• Faculty of Medical Sciences
• Faculty of Science, Agriculture and Engineering

Each faculty at Newcastle consists of groups of dedicated academic schools, specialist research centres and groundbreaking research institutes. In recognition of the high quality of its research, Newcastle University was ranked 16th in the UK for research power in the most recent Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021).

During their time at Newcastle, students benefit from the university's dedicated and knowledgeable teaching staff, who bring a wealth of academic and industry experience to their roles. A total of 23 academics at Newcastle University have received the prestigious National Teaching Fellowship for their outstanding contributions to enhancing student outcomes and delivering teaching excellence.

Newcastle University students on Postgraduate Search say:

''Lecturers are approachable and attentive; my Degree Program Director has been especially supportive.''

''Teaching is well structured, with a balanced mix of lectures, seminars, group discussions, and practical sessions. Course hours are well organised and manageable, allowing time for independent study and research.''

''Facilities and teaching staff are excellent.''

Newcastle University offers a wide range of postgraduate taught courses. There are over 190 taught postgraduate courses available, including master's degrees, postgraduate diplomas, and postgraduate certificates. Students can view the full range of taught postgraduate programmes available at Newcastle via the university's postgraduate course finder.

With over 120 research programmes available, Newcastle University offers a diverse range of study options for students who are pursuing academic research. Available qualifications include LLM (by research), MLitt, MMus, MPhil, MRes and a selection of doctoral awards including PhDs, integrated PhDs, and professional doctorates.

Students who choose the doctoral path are guided by a team of experienced researchers and academics who help them plan their research project and support them via supervisions throughout the entirety of their research.

Students who are unable to attend classes in person may be able to undertake a distance learning qualification through Newcastle University's virtual classroom. The university's virtual classroom allows all learning and assessments to take place online, enabling students to balance their education around other professional and personal commitments.

Distance learning postgraduate courses at Newcastle University are currently offered in subject areas that include:

• Clinical and Health Sciences
• Clinical Research
• Oncology, Cancer Studies and Palliative Care

Newcastle University is internationally recognised for its world-leading faculty, who guide and instruct students as they address global issues in new and creative ways. The university's specialist fields include (but are not limited to) the following areas:

Ageing in Health

Newcastle University's National Innovation Centre for Ageing brings together healthcare professionals and scientists to explore new ways to improve the quality of life for older people, producing world-leading research in the field.

Data

Newcastle is home to a state-of-the-art £30 million National Innovation Centre for Data, which has attracted over £100 million of external funding over the course of the last decade. The university's School of Computing consistently rated highly for its research impact in the 2014 and 2021 Research Excellence Framework assessments.

Energy

Newcastle University collaborates with key partners to shape the future of urban development and energy usage. At the university's National Centre for Low Carbon Energy Storage, the £ 20 million National Centre for Energy Systems Integration, and the £5 million Supergen Energy Networks Hub, crucial research and practical work is being undertaken in collaboration with utility companies to tackle pressing issues around energy systems and emissions.

Newcastle University students on Postgraduate Search say:

''A lot of professionals teaching on the course and it gave me exactly what I wanted for my career progression.''

''Initially, I was concerned about fitting in and finding an inclusive environment as an international student. However, I quickly felt at home, as lecturers treat all students equally and foster an inclusive atmosphere.''

''The teaching approach promotes engagement, critical thinking, and the practical application of knowledge.''

The city of Newcastle is home to numerous shops, art galleries, and international music and comedy venues, in addition to a diverse range of bars, clubs, cafes and restaurants. With excellent transport links, including the city's own Metro system, the surrounding coast and countryside of the North East are all within easy reach of the centrally located university campus. Students are perfectly positioned to experience the diverse culture the city has to offer, and Newcastle's international airport is just a short metro ride away from campus.

Newcastle University students on Postgraduate Search say:

''Best aspect is new experience and culture.''

''The overall feel of the uni and city is very welcoming and has felt very good for someone who has never lived in a city.''

''The sporting opportunities are great to get involved with for socialising.''

Newcastle University is home to over 200 clubs and societies. Societies at Newcastle range from the cheese and wine society to the creative writing society. Sports clubs at the university, meanwhile, include fencing, cycling and ice hockey, as well as football, rugby, and tennis, to name but a few.

Newcastle University' Students' Union (NUSU) is at the heart of student life, organising a wide range of social events and campaigns throughout the academic year.

NUSU is run by a group of six full-time elected officers, in addition to part-time officers, who represent the voices, opinions, and concerns of students at the university.

Newcastle University prioritises the inclusion and wellbeing of its diverse learning community by providing a comprehensive range of support services that are available to all students. The university's low drop-out rates are testament to the pastoral support students receive from its dedicated student wellbeing team when faced with difficulties or adversity during their studies.

Newcastle has a dedicated student services building at the heart of its campus and there is also an impartial student support and advice hub located within its students' union.

Students at Newcastle University have access to a free and confidential counselling service, in addition to financial, housing, and childcare support services. There is specialist support available for students with medical conditions or disabilities, and Newcastle's student wellbeing team can help postgraduate students register for local GP and dental practices while at the university. Moreover, students can receive guidance on their careers, including help preparing for interviews or writing a CV, via the university's dedicated careers service. There are also additional services in place to support parents, carers, mature students, care leavers, and asylum seekers throughout the course of their studies.

Newcastle University students on Postgraduate Search say:

''Excellent standard of teaching and out of class support.''

''Student support at Newcastle University is excellent, and the IT service is responsive. When I experienced an issue with my student card, it was resolved promptly.''

''The PhD is really interactive and supportive. There's a lot of access to training facilities too.''

There are over 1,500 employers posting over 100 new vacancies via Newcastle University's careers service each week, totalling over 5,000 advertised vacancies each year. Students also have access to a wide range of work experience and placement opportunities while undertaking postgraduate courses at the university. These have been specially designed to enhance students' professional skillsets and help them build their CV.

The university's careers service is one of the best, largest, and most innovative careers services in the UK. No matter what an individual's career, learning, work, or life goals are, Newcastle's award-winning team of professional careers advisers can help students plan for future careers by providing them with a range of in-person and online support. Postgraduate students can book guidance appointments, CV writing appointments, and attend workshops on networking, interviewing, work placements and graduate schemes through the university's careers service.

Newcastle University's careers service also facilitates opportunities for students to meet future employers face-to-face, learn more about a particular profession, and find information on the skills and experiences they need to succeed in specialist fields. Each year international, national, and local employers visit the campus to deliver presentations, hold interviews and attend recruitment fairs to attract talented students.

Newcastle University students on Postgraduate Search say:

''I have gained valuable knowledge through coursework, events, and conferences. Workshops also connect students with employers and companies.''

''The course content is engaging, well-structured, and highly relevant to real-world sustainability challenges.''

''Newcastle University offers an incredible range of activities and opportunities for students throughout their university career- the chance to get involved with jobs on campus, the range of volunteering opportunities, the chance to study abroad etc.''