Combined Honours at Newcastle University

Combined Honours at Newcastle University This is the Official page for Combined Honours at Newcastle University. Combined Honours is a challenging but rewarding degree.

Combined Honours at Newcastle University is located on Level 9 of the Henry Daysh Building (HDB.9.04) and is open Monday to Friday between the hours of 9am to 5pm; a member of staff will always be there to help. As one of the most flexible degree programmes in the UK, Combined Honours offers a choice of more than 20 different subjects. This ensures that you get a wide and varied experience, leadin

g to a range of job opportunities. It offers a wider range of opportunities than a single or joint honours degree. You have the flexibility to choose from a wide range of subjects. You can then combine 2 or 3 of them for in-depth study in one of the most extensive degree programmes of its kind in the UK. Combined Honours will help you enhance your independence, adaptability and confidence. By studying more than one subject, you'll be able to see the world from multiple perspectives.

Underrated career paths for graduates | Pt. 3 🎓For the next instalment of our series, we’re exploring five lesser-known ...
04/09/2026

Underrated career paths for graduates | Pt. 3 🎓

For the next instalment of our series, we’re exploring five lesser-known career paths for Media and Communications graduates.
From storytelling and audience awareness to research, creativity and communication, a Media and Communications degree equips you with transferable skills that can open doors across a huge range of industries – from TV and entertainment to digital media, events and beyond.

Swipe through to discover five careers you might not have considered, and let us know which Combined Honours subject you’d like us to cover next! 👇

🚨 10 Things That I Wish I Knew as a New Student!Joining us in September? Check out this student experience blog from Esm...
18/08/2026

🚨 10 Things That I Wish I Knew as a New Student!

Joining us in September? Check out this student experience blog from Esme Lockwood, where she shares her top tips on everything from office hours and nights out, to flatmates, placement years, and beyond!

🔗 Check out the link in our bio!

Underrated career paths for graduates | Pt. 1 🎓For the first instalment of our new series, we’re exploring five underrat...
27/07/2026

Underrated career paths for graduates | Pt. 1 🎓

For the first instalment of our new series, we’re exploring five underrated career paths for Art History graduates.

From research and visual literacy to critical thinking and cultural awareness, an Art History degree equips you with a wide range of transferable skills - opening doors to careers far beyond museums and galleries.

Swipe through to discover five roles you might not have considered, and let us know which Combined Honours subject you’d like us to cover next! 👇

23/07/2026

Meet Julieta, a 2025–26 MSc student and School Representative for School X. 🎓
We asked her what kinds of decisions are made at the School Education Committee and why student representation matters. Watch to learn how student voice helps shape your experience at Newcastle University and the impact you can have by getting involved.

There’s still time to visit Finding Home in Education! 🎨🌍As part of Refugee Week, this exhibition explores the experienc...
17/06/2026

There’s still time to visit Finding Home in Education! 🎨🌍

As part of Refugee Week, this exhibition explores the experiences of refugees and people seeking sanctuary through education, featuring artwork, personal stories, and a short film. Led by the University of East Anglia, this project brought together students and academics from across the UK to create artwork alongside renowned artists, Majid Adin and Dana Olărescu.

📍 King’s Gate, Level 1
📅 Until 19 June
🕘 9:00AM – 5:00PM

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our recent Offer Holder Day! It was great to welcome you onto campus, and we hop...
18/05/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our recent Offer Holder Day! It was great to welcome you onto campus, and we hope to see many of you joining the School X community this September ✨

As we get everything ready for your arrival, we’d love to hear your questions about student life in Newcastle and studying at Newcastle University. From societies and accommodation to careers support and making the most of your time here - ask away!

Drop your questions in the comments below 👇

So you want to work in teaching? 🍎 | pt 5Considering life after university? It might be worth considering what the world...
06/05/2026

So you want to work in teaching? 🍎 | pt 5

Considering life after university? It might be worth considering what the world of teaching has to offer!

Wondering where to get started? Take a look through this handy guide we have put together, and let us know which sectors we should look at next! ⬇️⬇️

“Despite what ABBA may tell you, there’s a lot of things you can do without money - especially in Newcastle”, says Bill,...
04/05/2026

“Despite what ABBA may tell you, there’s a lot of things you can do without money - especially in Newcastle”, says Bill, a second-year Computer Science student.

In this week’s blog, Bill dives into the best things to do and see in Newcastle on a budget. From beautiful walks in nature, to the city’s rich cultural scene - this is one post that you won’t want to miss! 🌞🎨

🔗 Check out the link in our bio to read the full article!

Looking for your next read? 📚Welcome to the final instalment of books to read based on your degree.This week’s picks: Me...
28/04/2026

Looking for your next read? 📚

Welcome to the final instalment of books to read based on your degree.
This week’s picks: Media & Communications, Music, Philosophy, Politics, Portuguese, Sociology, Spanish & Latin American Studies, and Urban Studies! 🎙🎶🤔🇵🇹👫🇪🇸🌇

Would you add any recommendations to the list?

Thank you to everyone who attended the preview of ‘A Sense of Belonging’. It was wonderful to see such a strong turnout ...
27/04/2026

Thank you to everyone who attended the preview of ‘A Sense of Belonging’. It was wonderful to see such a strong turnout in support of this student-led exhibition ✨

Exploring the theme of belonging, the exhibition brings together a range of perspectives, celebrating what makes members of our community feel at home through creativity and expression 🎨

If you weren’t able to attend the preview, the exhibition remains open until Friday 1 May (12PM).
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Newcastle Upon Tyne
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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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