Newcastle University - School of Natural and Environmental Science

At the School of Natural and Environmental Sciences, our ground-breaking research has led to treatments for cancers, discovery of the world's deepest-living fish and development of pest-resistant crops.
Undergraduate
Our subjects are taught by highly respected academic staff and include:
Agriculture Biology and Zoology Chemistry Earth and Environmental Science Marine Science
Postgraduate taught
We offer excellent opportunities for further study and to specialise in areas including:
agricultural and environmental science wildlife management drug chemistry environmental consultancy international marine environment consultancy
Postgraduate research
You could join in the rich research offering at Newcastle with our MPhils/PhDs.
Across our subjects, we work at the cutting edge of research and can help you develop your theories.
Research
We've made an impact in such areas as protecting coral reefs and opening up untapped oil reserves.
Our research helps us better understand our interactions and impact on our planet.
Facilities
A wide range of world-class facilities support our teaching and research. These include:
two farms a coastal marine science laboratory and research vessel field stations exceptional x-ray crystallography laboratories
Our facilities and expertise combine to help us effectively collaborate with business and government. Centres and institutes
Our work spans technical excellence, socio-technical investigation and policy impact. Our Centre for Rural Economy and Institute for Agri-Food Research and Innovation play a key role.
Staffing
Full Professors: 12
Postdoctoral / Research Assistants: 16
Lecturers / Senior Lecturers / Readers: 14
Technicians: 15
Administrative / Support Staff: 18