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The University of Newcastle offers international students the perfect combination of lifestyle. and learning.
Set in excellent bush-land just minutes away remarkable beaches, waterways and forests, both campuses of the University are well known for their academic(学术的) excellence and innovative(革新的) teaching. Not surprisingly, its graduates are in high demand.
The University of Newcastle attracts students and staff of the highest quality. Today more than 17,000 students study in one of 150 undergraduate and postgraduate courses offered by 11 faculties: Architecture; Art and Design; Arts and Social Science; Economics and Commerce; Education; Engineering; Law; Medicine and Health Sciences; Music; Nursing; and Science and Mathematics.
The University has two campuses: Callaghan(the largest campus) in Newcastle, and Central Coast at Ourimbah(halfway between Newcastle and Sydney), which supplies a growing region with its educational needs.
The University is also known worldwide for its problem-based learning programs. Used mainly in the Faculties of Medicine and Health Sciences, Nursing and Architecture, problem-based learning places students in small groups where they solve problems they are likely to face in their working lives. In other words, it gives a clearer purpose to learning.
The University of Newcastle
Location of the University: beautiful【46】surrounded by beaches, waterways and forests.
Total number of students: over【47】.
Number of the courses offered at the University:【48】.
The names of the two campuses:【49】.
Special characteristics of the University:【50】.

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