The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Advisory Committee is happy to announce Hidden Harvest as the winner of the ACEN 2020 Local Hero Award.
Dear WATTLE members, Please join us on Zoom for our November WATTLE connect session, 10:30 am – 11.30 am on Friday 6 November.
In response to staff feedback requesting more opportunity for sharing of teaching practices, two virtual sharing circles are being held for academics to come together to discuss and share ideas about online examinations.
Life in the third world has never been easy.
Fun, dynamic workshops open to students of all ages in a COVID-safe environment UOW’s Learning Labs will return in January 2021 with a series of workshops designed to keep kids engaged in the summer school holidays.
The Year 12 Summer Master Class Program is back again in January 2021.
When Ernest Bukasa met Teklemariam Mengistu in 2013 “something clicked”.
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) is pleased to announce the launch of the University’s new Subject and Teacher Evaluation Platform (STEP). STEP will herald a new approach to the conduct of subject and teacher evaluation surveys at UOW.
Are you interested in studying a postgraduate degree but uncertain about long term commitment to study?
A group of six UOW computer science students, in conjunction with police and Youth Justice NSW, have developed a mobile app aimed at stopping young domestic violence perpetrators from reoffending and breaching apprehended violence orders.
Reviews of the course approval and review procedures have been conducted and proposed versions are available on the policies under development.
UOW student Jessica Waite is one of my artists who is responding to the world around her as the impact of COVID-19 ripples through her life.
If you’re considering postgraduate study in 2021, attending one of the webinars running in October is a great way to get the information you need before you apply or enrol in your course.
Isabella Todd receives inaugural United Nations Association of Australia scholarship for commitment to global initiative.
2020 has been an incredibly challenging year, but it has also been a year of tremendous learning as an organisation and as a faculty.