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On Edge Magazine

Northumbria’s creative arts magazine, designed and edited by volunteering students from across the creative arts.

Alongside your studies, you can get involved in extracurricular activities around the university. One of these opportunities is On Edge Magazine. 

On Edge publishes poetry, short stories, flash fiction, prose extracts, art, photography, reviews, interviews, and so much more. The magazine aims to encourage undergraduate and postgraduate students to express their creativity, whether that be with pen, paint, camera or cloth.

To find out more, visit On Edge’s website:

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UCAS Code QW38

Level of Study Undergraduate

Mode of Study 3 years Full Time or 4 years with a placement (sandwich)/study abroad

Location City Campus, 51

City Newcastle

Start September 2025

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