University of Newcastle Courses

Gain advanced specialist knowledge and skills, advanced research skills training, and education about contemporary issues and interventions.

Study a Graduate Certificate in Custodial Health and gain advanced specialist knowledge and skills, specific to the health needs of people in touch with the criminal justice system.

Gain an introduction to contemporary public health issues and learn practical techniques for analysing public health problems with a Graduate Certificate in Public Health from the University of Newcastle.

The Master of Clinical Epidemiology focuses on health care research. You will learn how to conceptualise, design and carry out health care research applying epidemiologic methods, and to apply the best available research evidence to clinical practices and health care.

Study a range of approaches to managing individual student behaviour needs including evaluating individual behaviour plans, dealing with comorbid behaviours, and addressing academic and social needs. Explore how to implement a behaviour change program.

The computing, mathematics and technology industries are at the forefront of new thinking, and are central to the way we work, learn, communicate, socialise and entertain ourselves.

If you're interested in how individuals and societies are regulated, social responses to crime, and preventing crime, the Bachelor of Criminology is for you.

This Graduate Certificate in Transformational Leadership in Education is for current educators or individuals from related industries who seek an organisational leadership role now or in the future.

With jobs in high environmental impact areas forecasted to grow strongly over the next decade, the University of Newcastle's Master of Environmental Management and Sustainability will equip you with new, sustainable skills that will improve your 'green' credentials.

Extend your understanding of early childhood disability support and education in this dynamic graduate certificate course. Explore the constructs of holistic child development, focusing on young childrens' development in the context of their family/carers and early childhood settings.

Combining the study of criminology with an accredited 3 year psychological science degree will allow students to apply knowledge of human behaviour to a wide range of fields within the criminal justice area, but will also enable students to continue their professional training in psychology.