WATTLE is delighted to invite you to register for its February 2020 Forum, “Enabling students: pathways, experiences and influence”.
The Statistical Consulting Centre is running a statistical computing course providing instruction on the use of R and R Studio for postgraduate students/staff who have previously completed an introductory statistics subject.
Starting university is a tough time for any undergraduate, but throw in a professional sporting career as well and it can be twice as hard.
It’s been a busy year for the COSMOS Project.
A review of the Academic Advice to Students Policy and Guidelines on Good Practice Provision of Academic Advice to Students is now underway.
Outstanding UOW alumni and distinguished members of the community were recognised at the 2019 Fellowship and Alumni Awards Dinner on Wednesday, 27 November.
Hundreds of experts from across the higher education landscape will meet in Wollongong this week with the aim of exploring how education institutions can embrace the rich knowledge, skills, experiences and cultures that students from diverse backgrounds bring to universities and further education providers.
UOW is thrilled to have partnered with BBC StoryWorks and the International Association of Universities to tell our story of education without borders.
The UOW media team is looking for graduation stories for December’s ceremonies, from the faculties of Business, and Engineering and Information Sciences.
Dr Jessica Dobson didn’t think that she wanted to go to university.
Registrations are now open to attend the 2019 SMAH Learning and Teaching Forum.
Jessica Olson has always been a natural storyteller.
The University of Wollongong (UOW) School of Law is now placed 78th in the world following the recent release of the Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject.
University of Wollongong graduate Jack Nuske never dreamed of achieving a distinction average at university after underwhelming results in high school.
Dr Julie Keys had always wanted to be a writer.