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Our Postgraduate Information Sessions are a great way to get the information you need before you apply or enrol in your course.
We host regular events and information sessions, and provide recordings of past events.
Upcoming events for Postgraduate study
Postgraduate Information Series: Autism & Neurodivergent Studies
Tuesday, 26 November, 2024, 5 pm
Online via Zoom
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.
Postgraduate Information Series: Master of Nursing (Pre-registration)
Tuesday, 26 November, 2024, 6 pm
Online via Zoom
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
Wednesday, 27 November, 2024, 6 pm
Online via Zoom
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.
We’ve researched the top industries for job growth in Australia and share some of the best ways you can future-proof yourself to advance or change your career.
Postgrad study definitely helped with my career goals. For a lot of the jobs I was applying for, one of the requirements was to have a Masters. I was working full-time when I was studying my masters, but gaining that degree helped me progress in my career. I really enjoyed my degree, the staff at UOW were all really supportive.DAVID SALVESTRIN, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, CHRONIC CONDITIONS POLICY, POPULATION HEALTH, AUSTRALIAN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHMASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
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