This year we embark on the second cycle of our OfS funded Stay and Succeed Project. The project, centred around Engineering and Digital Technology Graduate, aims to increase local graduates moving into local employment. So far 38 local small-medium enterprises have engaged in the project from both Engineering and Digital Technology. We are delighted that […]
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Last year, the NCUC Research Team won funding from the Mixed Economy Group in order to undertake a research project to better understand the impact of lockdown, COVID-19 and social distancing measures has had, and continues to have on the mental health support offered in CBHE, and how students are accessing said support. The project involved in-depth […]
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The second annual TEDxNewcastleCollege event took place on April 6th 2020 in the Peter Sarah Theatre and was, once again, a resounding success. The NCUC Student Fellows designed the event and elected to continue the theme from the previous year, “Life Finds a Way”, but with a specific focus on local and global futures. Our fantastic technical students designed the stage […]
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Posters in Parliament is a high profile event that brings together a remarkable collection of the best undergraduate research from across the country. Each year HE institutions from across the UK nominate two of their very best students to present their research to MPs in Westminster. This year the event took place on 11 March […]
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We are very pleased to announce the publication of our 7th edition of our student led journal Seven Bridges. This edition was edited by two fantastic NCUC students, Hannah Hall and Arwa Hussein, and contains articles covering a range of topics including sustainable textile sourcing, the relationship between sport and socioeconomic status and a range of engineering subjects. […]
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TED is a globally recognised brand committed to celebrating ideas worth sharing. Our event was entirely student led, from concept to finish, and was given the broad theme of “Life Finds a Way”. Our students wished to explore mental health, wellbeing and resilience in a holistic and hilarious way – and they certainly succeeded! 10 […]
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Newcastle College University Centre has secured lucrative funding from the Office for Students’ “No Place Like Home” fund. The fund awards £5.6 million to colleges and universities across England to boost opportunities for graduates who seek to work close to home. Through this scheme Newcastle College University Centre will develop curriculum content to ensure North […]
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The annual AoC conference is a key forum for CBHE institutions to come together to share and discuss innovative and effective teaching and learning strategies, to share best practice, and to further enhance communities of research and scholarly activity within college based HE. NCUC hosted the Northern arm of the conference on May 2019 and […]
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Newcastle College University Centre is represented annually at the British Conference for Undergraduate Research by our fantastic Level 6 students and this year was no exception. Our students did a phenomenal job of putting our University Centre on the academic map and presenting their fascinating research to a wider audience. In attendance were: Hannah Hall […]
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Posters in Parliament is a high profile event that brings together a remarkable collection of the best undergraduate research from across the country. Each year HE institutions from across the UK nominate two of their very best students to present their research to MPs in Westminster. At this year’s event Newcastle College University Centre students, […]
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