In mid-February 2019 four pre-service teacher education students and two staff from the UOW Faculty of Social Sciences had the privilege of travelling to the So They Can program in Babati, Tanzania.
This hackathon aims to imagine new applications that a smart city could offer its citizens, its elected officials or its technical and administrative services in a multi-domain vision based on the oneM2M standard.
Join UOW Associate Professor Siobhan McHugh for a free, two-week short course investigating the power of audio including tips for developing your own podcast.
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Professor Joe Chicharo, extends congratulations to all the 2019 Educational Strategies Development Fund (ESDF) grant recipients.
::Thinking Outside the Box:: Creating Innovative Solutions for Individuals on the Autism Spectrum Individuals on the autism spectrum encompass a wide range of characteristics including interests, skills, and support networks.
‘You can’t say that!’ is a booklet containing a guide to terms that should be used by UOW staff and students to influence change in the space of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander discourse, and was released at UOW’s recent National Close the Gap Day event.
Draft of the revised rules and procedures governing the admission of coursework students have been released for comment.
UOW has used student feedback as a means of evaluating learning and teaching for many years. This feedback provides evidence of the quality of individual subjects, supports the enhancement of an individual staff members’ effectiveness in teaching and informs the University’s commitment to continuous improvement and the delivery of high quality learning experiences for students.
In an environment focused on delivering higher education to university students, the appetite for extending academia beyond the school yard is rapidly growing.
With a passion to make a difference, a desire to be the CEO of his own social enterprise and one day travel into space – the sky is not the limit for recent mechanical engineering graduate Joel Coelho.
The UOW Graduate Careers Expo is a FREE annual event for UOW students, bringing together university students and major employers from across the country.
The Learning Co-Op is a great place to start for students seeking academic support with their studies.
UOW has cemented its place among the world’s leading engineering universities in the prestigious Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings by Subject released on 28 February 2019.
Current problems of land-locked developing countries and the role of International Think-Tank of LLDCs.
Revised Standards for the Finalisation of Student Results and associated policy documents have been released for broad consultation on the University website.