News
Articles from across UOW
Here on the News page, you will find a diverse range of news and stories from UOW's faculties, divisions, units, academics, researchers, students and staff, all in one place.
From groundbreaking research to innovative teaching methods, this page offers a comprehensive view of the UOW community's achievements and contributions.
Visit the "Media" page for media releases, profiles and opinions directly from UOW's media team.
Articles
Law, Politics and Society
UOW law students hone advocacy skills in moot court
Why politicians can no longer get away with demonising the poor
Adding to the poverty and welfare discussion, UOW’s Dr Scarlet Wilcock explains why politicians can no longer get away with demonising the poor.
Law, Politics and Society
UOW Law introduces Change the World Scholarships
UOW’s School of Law is proud to announce the introduction of the Change the World Scholarships; two new full fee scholarships for students from India and Bangladesh. This exciting opportunity will allow two talented students, one from India and one from Bangladesh, to study a fully-paid Bachelor of Laws or Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) degree at UOW, which is ranked 90th in the world for Law.
Education
New 24-hour movement guidelines for Aussie children
University of Wollongong physical activity expert Professor Tony Okely and his team have helped develop new national movement guidelines for children and teens which will be launched in Canberra.
High flying law students off to Dublin to represent Australia in client consultation comp
Education
How schools can meet the autism challenge
As the number of students with an autism diagnosis climbs rapidly, schools are struggling to meet the challenge of supporting students who exhibit a variety of skills and needs.