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UOW Eurobodalla has been providing the local community with access to world-class university education for 24 years; proudly producing over 730 UOW graduates. Located at Hanging Rock, the campus offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, a pathway program, and academic support throughout your degree.
Master of Teaching Information Evening
Tuesday 12 November -
5:30pm
Do you hold an undergraduate degree?
Are you considering a career change?
Have you considered teaching?
Join us on campus at UOW Eurobodalla on Tuesday 12 November and find out how you can make a career switch and take your degree to the classroom with the UOW Master of Teaching.
The Master of Teaching (Primary) and Master of Teaching (Secondary) courses are 2-year graduate entry programs and qualify you to work as a teacher in primary schools (K–6) or high schools (Years 7–12) respectively.
This is your opportunity to learn about
Teaching as a Career
Degree information and entry requirements
How to apply and key dates
Fee support and scholarships
Enrolment and starting your course
Tips for combining your work and personal commitments with study
Hear from Michael, a UOW graduate, who completed his Master of Teaching at UOW Eurobodalla and is now proudly employed as a local primary school teacher.
Michael shares how studying close to home has allowed him to give back to his community through education.
Our campus in the Eurobodalla provides students with a supportive, student-centred environment, face-to-face teaching, and interactive digital access to UOW lectures. The campus is also a support hub for students studying online with UOW, offering academic and practical support during their studies. If you live in the region and are considering uni study, take a look at what your local campus has to offer.
The 1st year of several other programs is also offered. Contact bbay-enquiries@uow.edu.au to find out if you can start the degree you are interested in at this campus.
Tutorial classes are delivered online with flexible timetabling, with on-campus study facilities and support available through your local campus.
This program is available for the following degrees:
Bachelor of Arts - all campuses
Bachelor of Business - all campuses
Bachelor of Business Administration - all campuses
Bachelor of Social Science - UOW Shoalhaven
Bachelor of Nursing - UOW Eurobodalla, UOW Bega Valley, and UOW Shoalhaven
The University Entrance Program (UEP) is a fee-free program^ that - on successful completion - offers guaranteed entry* into the first year of a range of UOW bachelor degrees.
This program is offered to Domestic students only.
For further information, visit the UOW College course page.
^There are limited fully funded Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) available for this course. Where a CSP is awarded, the UEP course will be fee-free.
*Guarantee is subject to meeting UOW entry requirements.
With the exception of the Master of Teaching, the following postgraduate degrees are available through UOW online. The Master of Teaching is delivered 'face-to-face' here, at UOW Eurobodalla.
Local students who study online with UOW are encouraged to explore the supportive resources available at UOW Eurobodalla while pursuing their online postgraduate degree. Additionally, they are welcome to use the campus facilities for an enhanced academic experience.
Sharyn McDonogh is a Yorta Yorta woman and UOW graduate, completing a master’s degree at UOW Eurobodalla.
My name is Sharyn Mc Donogh and I am a Yorta Yorta woman who has resided here on Yuin land for just over 31 years.
I am a returning student to the Eurobodalla campus here. I was the first Indigenous student to actually graduate with Honours from this campus.
When I completed it, because of the grades and the marks,then I was encouraged to continue on and do the master's, which is what I'm doing now.
The role of regional campuses is very, very important for students and families to support those who are unable to access or move away to larger campuses. My lifestyle is a single mom, finances are very limited. I did not have options to travel in other distances or other places. I also chose this area to raise my children. But what I found is most crucial for me is to have the access to the campus. And we have 24 hour access here. Those services and abilities that help support us as students, and it fits in with my lifestyle as well.
Each time I've done something, whether it was the previous degree or this one, I've gained that level of confidence in myself and it's helped me to own my power now. So I would say that the University and the degree has definitely empowered me in that sense.
The community experience is what I found was most supportive, the willingness to help. And you can just walk past the office and someone will help you. If someone doesn't know something, they'll come around. Everyone's able to share that experience in a more comfortable, family orientated space, I think.
Yeah, so my degree has changed me. It's improved my life, my ability to engage with others outside of who I would normally be impacted by. I have the knowledge to back it up now. I think coming to this campus for me at this point in time has definitely been an advantage. I really doubt I would have if it hadn't been for being here and the space and and all those improvements and the encouragement.
My name is Sharyn Mc Donogh and I am a Yorta Yorta woman who has resided here on Yuin land for just over 31 years.
I am a returning student to the Eurobodalla campus here. I was the first Indigenous student to actually graduate with Honours from this campus.
When I completed it, because of the grades and the marks,then I was encouraged to continue on and do the master's, which is what I'm doing now.
The role of regional campuses is very, very important for students and families to support those who are unable to access or move away to larger campuses. My lifestyle is a single mom, finances are very limited. I did not have options to travel in other distances or other places. I also chose this area to raise my children. But what I found is most crucial for me is to have the access to the campus. And we have 24 hour access here. Those services and abilities that help support us as students, and it fits in with my lifestyle as well.
Each time I've done something, whether it was the previous degree or this one, I've gained that level of confidence in myself and it's helped me to own my power now. So I would say that the University and the degree has definitely empowered me in that sense.
The community experience is what I found was most supportive, the willingness to help. And you can just walk past the office and someone will help you. If someone doesn't know something, they'll come around. Everyone's able to share that experience in a more comfortable, family orientated space, I think.
Yeah, so my degree has changed me. It's improved my life, my ability to engage with others outside of who I would normally be impacted by. I have the knowledge to back it up now. I think coming to this campus for me at this point in time has definitely been an advantage. I really doubt I would have if it hadn't been for being here and the space and and all those improvements and the encouragement.
At UOW our nursing practical placements are built into our industry-accredited degrees. The UOW Bachelor of Nursing degree contains 840 hours of work-based placements. Every clinical placement will develop the practical skills that you need to become a sought-after graduate.
Growing up in a rural town myself and being in New South Wales, I was quite interested in regional health. By studying at Wollongong University, I've been able to do a four week placement in Broken Hill and see some of the differences in health care out there. I've also been able to go out to Alice Springs and see different healthcare centres and hospitals there and that's really opened my eyes to all the different things that I can do in rural health.
Growing up in a rural town myself and being in New South Wales, I was quite interested in regional health. By studying at Wollongong University, I've been able to do a four week placement in Broken Hill and see some of the differences in health care out there. I've also been able to go out to Alice Springs and see different healthcare centres and hospitals there and that's really opened my eyes to all the different things that I can do in rural health.
Complete your Early Years degree in two years
Are you a diploma-qualified early childhood educator? Are you considering undertaking university studies to help advance your career? The UOW Bachelor of Education (Early Years) Accelerated Pathway Program will see you turn your diploma into a degree in just two years. Apply now to start in July.
This scholarship is exclusive to students who applied to UOW via Early Admission and selected Indigenous Access Program (IAP) offer holders, from defined regional and remote areas across NSW.
The $3,000 Regional Kick Start scholarships aim to support regional students with resources and living costs during their first year of study and will make it easier to undertake their uni study close to home.
We understand how important scholarships are when making your decision to study overseas. At UOW we offer international scholarships for students looking to study. Most are available to students studying at Regional campuses.
This scholarship supports various students and is one way that UOW demonstrates our commitment to equity and diversity.
Scholarships are awarded to undergraduate students experiencing financial hardship and other educational challenges.
Find out more
UOW Eurobodalla has developed a reputation as a cooperative learning environment with a high standard of academic excellence.
Staying local has seen Beau follow his passion and start his career
English has always been my passion, and having a local campus helped me explore this passion in a familiar, supportive environment without having to move away from home. From the beginning, the staff have helped me negotiate the complex areas of uni life. After completing my undergrad degree, I decided to develop my career and I'm now studying for my teaching qualification at UOW Eurobodalla.BeauUOW Bachelor of Arts (2022) and current Master of Teaching student
Start your study close to home
We understand that moving away for uni is not possible for everyone, especially during your first year. At UOW Eurobodalla, we have some exciting study opportunities available to help you stay connected with your study goals while staying close to home.
One program offers a fantastic introduction to studying at university, while the other allows you to undertake the first year of your degree at UOW Eurobodalla. Both programs include the personalised support and small campus experience that UOW Eurobodalla is known for. Take a look at these options and see how we can make your journey easier. If you have questions about either program, please email bbay-enquiries@uow.edu.au or call 02 4472 2125.
The UOW Specialised Gap Year program can be undertaken at UOW Eurobodalla and is available in most study areas.
This program allows students to study for their degree locally and part-time for one year before moving to classes at UOW Wollongong.
It allows students to get familiar with uni and get started on their degree, and is a great alternative to a gap year.
If you're keen to start uni full-time but not ready to leave your local area you may be able to take the first year of your UOW degree right here in the Eurobodalla.
The first year of the following undergraduate degrees can be studied at this campus:
Several other first-year programs may also be offered. Reach out to us if you have questions about your course of study.
Regional nursing scholarships
In addition to the above scholarships, students commencing the Bachelor of Nursing in 2024 at UOW Eurobodalla have access to government scholarships and support. These opportunities offer multiple ways to alleviate financial constraints and allow students to focus on achieving their study goals.
UOW received a 5-star rating for undergraduate skills development.
The Good Universities Guide 2023
Top 5
The latest QILT Employer Satisfaction Survey ranked UOW fifth among Australian public universities and 2nd in NSW, with overall satisfaction of graduates at 87.3 per cent.
Employer Satisfaction Survey Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) 2022
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