The ‘Planning for Business Success’ program, delivered through UOW College at the UOW Bega campus has helped 30 local businesses access free vocational training to help them develop well-defined business plans.
This month, the Advancement Division has launched the University’s annual regular giving campaign, Born of Steel.
So the Discovery Space can continue to provide the best experience for children and families, they are asking visitors and members to share their valuable feedback by completing the short survey.
UEFA-qualified coaches from English Premier League team Tottenham Hotspur FC are running training sessions again this school holidays for junior football players aged 10-13 years.
Our sold-out recycled plastics jewellery workshop is back for another run!
World Ocean Day (8 June 2021) celebrates the beautify, fragility and threats to our oceans, and aims to raise public awareness about the importance of protecting more of our Blue Planet.
Ecomakers is a research project funded by UOW to explore how community connections can be facilitated by making activities through knowledge sharing and hands-on learning.
To acknowledge and honour Reconciliation Australia’s 20th anniversary, UOW’s Innovation Campus invites you to explore how we can all take action for reconciliation.
Is your child starting Kindergarten in 2022?
Every step and action towards reconciliation contributes to larger goal. We are all on this journey together, and the key to achieving success is to ensure that we collaborate and work in partnership.
Hip, hip hooray – it’s our birthday!
More than a word, reconciliation takes action, so dust off your walking shoes and book now for one of the UOW Reconciliation Walks.
This beautiful artwork was commissioned by the Indigenous Strategy Office in a collaborative partnership with the School of Earth, Atmospheric and Life Sciences (SEALS) here at UOW. The piece was designed and developed by Sammy Hill, a local Aboriginal graphic design and contemporary artist with connections to Dharawal/ Wandandian country (Sammy Hill Creative Design) . Sammy’s inspiration for this piece is drawn from country, for country with the use of local flora and fauna from the region and has key words drawn from our Acknowledgment of Country developed by the Aboriginal Staff and community of UOW.
At what point in childhood does anxiety begin, and how can we help kids to overcome this increasingly common state?
The talent, creativity and impact of UOW alumni and academics reach far and wide.