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
UOW Open Day — Wollongong
- Saturday, 28 June, 2025
- UOW Wollongong
Lots more information to come! Register your interest now, and we will keep you in the loop.
UOW Open Day — Liverpool
- Saturday, 26 July, 2025
- UOW Liverpool
Lots more information to come. Register your interest now, and we'll keep you in the loop.
Events for high school students
UOW Parent & Student Information Evenings
- March – April 2025
- NSW, Victoria, ACT
UOW Information Evenings help high school students, parents, and non-school leavers make informed decisions about their future.
These in-person events are held in NSW, Victoria, and the ACT — a perfect opportunity for you to get all the information you need at the one place at the one time — direct from UOW staff and students.
EmpowerHER STEM Summit
- 22-23 April 2025
Brace yourself for an exciting experience as we raise the STEM-bar for girls and ignite their passion for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths (STEM)!
Students will journey through UOW's vibrant Wollongong campus and mind-blowing Bluescope site to witness STEM in action. Accompanied by faculty, current students, and industry professionals, this event promises an enriching, yet collaborative experience.
This hands-on, two-day event, taking place during the Autumn school holidays, is exclusively designed for fierce female students in Years 10, 11 & 12.
Early Admission — Ace your Application Webinar
- Monday, 30 June, 2025
- 7 pm — 8 pm
At this webinar, the panel — made up of UOW academics who assess the applications, and students who were successful in their application will cover everything you need to know — what it is, why it matters, and how to craft a standout application. This session will walk you through key dates, application tips, and what to expect. You'll be able to ask questions in real time.
Events for parents & carers
Future Talk
- March-September 2025
- Online via Zoom
Future Talk is a series of online information sessions designed specifically for a year 12 students' support crew. If you're a parent or carer who is navigating the HSC too, we've got your back.
Year 10 Subject Selection Webinar
Hosted by the UOW Schools Engagement Team, this webinar is designed to guide Year 10 students and their families through subject selection for Years 11 and 12.
In this session, we’ll cover prerequisites, assumed knowledge, ATAR considerations, and the importance of Year 11 in preparing for university. You'll also hear from experts at UOW, along with a representative from the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC), who will provide valuable insights into UAC, the ATAR, and the steps to applying for university entry.
Year 6 Parents & Carers Webinar
- Monday, 10 November, 2025
- 7 pm – 8 pm
This webinar will be a great opportunity to learn from academic and parent experts about enhancing and supporting your child’s transition to high school ahead. Whether you’re a parent or carer of a child in Year 6, or generally just interested in children’s transition to high school and UOW opportunities on the horizon, this is not to be missed!
Upcoming events for non-school leavers
Non-School Leaver Information Series: Pressing Pause on Study
Taking some time off before studying? Join our webinar where we’ll share resume writing tips, information about UOW support services, and how to start uni mid-year if you’re ready to study early.
Non-School Leaver Information Series: Non-School Leaver Webinar
Considering a life change? Whatever your next step is, UOW is here to help. Join our upcoming webinar, where we’ll help you connect your goals with an undergraduate degree that suits your career aspirations.
Non-School Leaver Information Series: Early Years (Accelerated)
Interested in the Bachelor of Early Years (Accelerated) at UOW? Learn everything you need to know about this unique degree and have all your questions answered at our webinar on 15 May.
Non-School Leaver Information Series: Nursing
Find out how you can start and finish your nursing degree early with UOW's mid year intake at our Nursing webinar on 15 May. Our panel of experts will cover everything from degree information and fees to credit for previous study and application tips.
Upcoming events for Postgraduate study
Postgraduate Information Series: Business
Join our Postgraduate Business webinar and discover how a Sydney Business School, UOW degree can advance your career.
Postgraduate Information Series: Indigenous Health
Learn how a UOW postgraduate degree in Indigenous Health will equip you with the knowledge to understand the widespread trauma experienced by Indigenous Australians to drive effective change.
Postgraduate Information Series: Medical and Health Leadership
- Monday, 16 June, 2025
- 6 pm
- Online via Zoom
Take your career into leadership positions with a degree specific to the health industry. Discover how UOW’s flexible learning programs help students balance life demands while pursuing their aspirations through postgraduate study.
Postgraduate Information Series: Public Health
Join UOW's webinar highlighting UOW’s postgraduate health degrees and learn how you can build in-demand skills and knowledge to make a positive impact as a leader in the public health system.
Postgraduate Information Series: Mental Health Nursing
Renowned mental health nursing academic, Professor Lorna Moxham joins a panel of experts who will discuss postgraduate study in mental health nursing at UOW at our webinar on 17 June. Discover how this degree will not only advance your career opportunities but extend your existing skill set to provide effective care for your patients.
Postgraduate Information Series: Gerontology and Rehabilitation
Advance your professional practice to improve the lives of older people at our Gerontology and Rehabilitation webinar. Learn how you can become a leader in aged care services from our panel of academic experts and UOW staff.
Postgraduate Information Series: Social Work
Discover how postgraduate study can elevate you to a position where you can have a greater influence on the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities with our webinar on 19 June.
Postgraduate Information Series: Education
Discover how you can progress your career in education or specialise in an area that interests you with our webinar on UOW’s Master of Education degrees. Our panel will provide all the information you need to decide which degree is right for you with course details as well as general information such as key dates, application tips and study load.
Postgraduate Information Series: Autism and Neurodivergent Studies
Join our webinar where you will learn how UOW's postgraduate degrees in autism and neurodivergent studies, and special education will equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to provide effective support. Taught by individuals from the autistic and neurodivergent community, these degrees take a social justice perspective, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to drive positive change.
Postgraduate Information Series: Postgraduate Study
Not sure how postgraduate study will impact your life or career? Whether your goal is to earn more, change jobs or build confidence, our webinar will provide the information you need to make an informed decision.
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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