The University of Wollongong regularly holds and attends information sessions for prospective students. These events are designed to give you the information you need about choosing courses and studying at UOW.
Future student events
Options Day: Live
- Wednesday, 18 December, 2024, 4 pm
- Online
- Year 12 students
Join us for Options Day: Live, where you can get all your questions about university answered in real-time! Whether your ATAR was higher or lower than expected, you have questions about the UAC offer process, or you're curious about courses, scholarships, or enrolment, our live-streamed event connects you directly with the people who can help. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to plan your future with the University of Wollongong.
Maths & Physics Support Sessions
- Every Thursday during Term 4 of NSW school term
- Wollongong campus
- Year 11-12 students
Calling all Illawarra Year 11 and 12 students studying Mathematics Advanced, Extension 1, Extension 2 or Physics!
UOW’s Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences are hosting free weekly drop-in sessions to assist you with your HSC studies on the Wollongong campus.
Upcoming events for parents and carers
We are currently working on our next event. Check in with us again soon.
Upcoming events for non-school leavers
Non-School Leaver Discipline Session - Business
From marketing to accounting, a business degree at UOW offers a range of specialisations, preparing you for a dynamic and exciting career in a wide variety of organisations.
Learn how you can achieve your career goals with our non-school leaver webinar on 3 December. Hear from faculty representatives and business educators who will discuss everything from financial support to flexible study options, pathways into UOW to credit for prior learning.
Non-School Leaver Discipline Session - Education
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of children and young people? Join our non-school leaver webinar on education and discover a career that matters. Our expert panel will cover everything from fees, academic support, pathways into UOW and application processes. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions.
Non-School Leaver Discipline Session - Computer Science
Keen to catch cyber criminals, perfect your AI skills, or learn to develop games and software? Studying computer science at UOW will open up a world of opportunities in the ever-evolving tech sphere.
Join our Non-School Leaver webinar on 5 December and find out everything about this degree, from fees to application processes, study load to key dates.
Non-School Leaver Discipline Session - Arts & Social Sciences
Whether you’re interested in studying history, politics, criminology, sociology or other degrees in the arts and social science fields, our Non-School webinar on 10 December can help you decide which degree is right for you.
Non-School Leaver Discipline Session - Engineering
Discover how you can develop your creative problem-solving engineering skills and design practical solutions with our Non-School Leaver webinar on 11 December.
Hear from our expert educators as they cover everything from fees and application processes to course information and study load.
Upcoming events for Postgraduate study
Postgraduate Information Series: Autism & Neurodivergent Studies
Whether you’re a parent, educator or professional, postgraduate study in autism and neurodivergent studies will equip you will the skills you need to create opportunities for individuals to thrive in school and employment settings. Join Associate Professor Amanda Webster, Academic Director and Postgraduate Recruitment Specialist Lucy Alexander as they discuss course information, fees, workload and application tips.
The Master of Education (Special Education) will also be discussed during this webinar.
Postgraduate Information Series: Master of Nursing (Pre-registration)
Are you considering a career change or seeking to advance your nursing career?
Join our Master of Nursing (Pre-Registration) webinar to discover how you can become a leader in healthcare.
Dr. Chris Patterson, Academic Director, and Postgraduate Recruitment Specialist, Lucy Alexander, will guide you through course details, application tips, key dates, fees, and workload.
This degree is designed for graduates from any discipline who want to become registered nurses; the Master of Nursing (Pre-Registration) provides a pathway to becoming a registered nurse.
Postgraduate Information Series: Postgraduate Coursework
Learn how you can take your career to the next level with our postgraduate webinar on 27 November. Discover more about your area of interest, key dates, fees and application tips from our team of Postgraduate Recruitment Specialists.
Our campus and accommodation tours will highlight why UOW has one of the most beautiful campuses in Australia!
If you are a non-school leaver, a mature-age student, studying at TAFE or finishing your gap year, these consultations are for you.
Ask us about courses, Commonwealth supported fee places, what's involved with postgraduate study, how to apply and more.
These events are designed to give you the information you need about choosing courses and studying at UOW College.
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