students

The past year has presented many challenges to us all.

It’s quite hard for students to find that all important ‘UOW connection’ with each other while they aren’t all on campus like usual, so Couch Conversations is coming back this Autumn session to keep them connected.

When the coronavirus pandemic hit Australia, student Kaitlin Lawler’s final year was thrown into peril.

Careers Central are looking for UOW departments and units to host students through the subject CRLP200: Career Ready Learning & Practice.

Student and Accommodation Services Division, together with IMTS, have implemented a student knowledgebase – AskUOW – a self-serve library of FAQs that current students can access online, 24/7.

The Strategic Marketing and Communications Unit, working in partnership with staff in the Student Recruitment Division, are launching a new mobile website designed to encourage students based in China to choose UOW.

How UOW’s creative arts students are bringing their experiences to life.

UOW is expecting a large number of international students will remain onshore during the 2020/2021 summer period due to ongoing travel restrictions.

Over the last four months, UOW students have been able to source free produce, pantry items and other groceries thanks to the generous donations of the UOW community.

The work to support students experiencing hardship due to COVID-19 is continuing and it has been amazing to see so many offers of support pouring in from staff, students and the community.

Have you noticed a student who could be at risk of withdrawing from their studies?

It’s quite hard for students to find that all important ‘UOW connection’ with each other while they are isolated at home.

A big thank you to all the generous hearts and capable hands that have made the Food on Campus project possible.

What is happening?

New drop-in consultations Learning Development has made extra support available to assist UOW students, many of whom are now working on major assessments.