- Year 9 girls converge on University for maths + science summer school
One hundred and eighty girls will converge on the University of Newcastle next week to learn about the career opportunities available in the traditionally male dominated fields of maths and science.
- University celebrates end-of-year in Port Macquarie
The University of Newcastle's award-winning Chamber Choir will headline a week of activities celebrating another successful year at the Port Macquarie campus.
- Local students test their ability to argue at annual debating day
Twenty teams from 14 local schools will descend on the University of Newcastle, Central Coast campus, tomorrow to battle it out in the annual high school debating day.
- Public Forum - experts examine the global financial crisis
Leading international and national market experts will be in Newcastle this week to provide the community with the latest information on the global financial crisis gripping the world's economy.
- International conference Labour Underutilisation, Skill Shortages and Social Inclusion
Thursday 4 and Friday 5 December 2008 - The Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE) at the University of Newcastle will host the international conference Labour Underutilisation, Skill Shortages and Social Inclusion.
- Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) Conference
3-5 December. The inaugural ABCD Asia Pacific Conference will focus on ways we can use the existing assets of communities and individuals to ensure our society is inclusive of all people, regardless of age, culture, economic status, location and physical abilities.
- Human Rights Day forum
Wednesday 10 December 2008 - The University United Nations Society, in collaboration with the United Nations Association - Hunter Division, is holding a forum on Wednesday 10 December in celebration and recognition of Human Rights Day and the 60th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights.
- Directions in Oceanic Research (DOR)
9-11 December 2008. In recent years research attention has to some extent moved away from Oceanic languages, towards eastern Indonesia and Formosa in Austronesian, and towards Papuan.
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