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2019 International Undergraduate Guide
A MESSAGE FROM THE
Vice-Chancellor Where doors open
— We’re here to open doors and support your choices
while giving you the freedom and resources
People are drawn to the University to chase your dream career.
of Wollongong for many reasons: to
pursue accredited qualifications, gain
employment experience, build global 5 stars 73.1% Top rated
perspectives and access world-class
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research. Staff Qualifications, Student of UOW graduates secure full- Best university in NSW/
Retention, Overall Experience, time employment within four ACT in 7 study areas and for
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Every one of them is assured of receiving the support they need Skills Development, Student months. employer satisfaction.
to do their very best. Support, Teaching Quality, Learning
Good Universities Guide 2018 Quality Indicators for Learning and
Resources and Learner Engagement. Teaching (QILT) 2018
The University of Wollongong (UOW) has the expertise and
Good Universities Guide 2018 QILT Employer Satisfaction Survey 2017
experience to help you reach your goals.
High quality, accessible research has placed us in the top two
per cent of universities worldwide for research quality, and we
continue to invest in areas of national and international priority.
Our graduates are well respected, with UOW being ranked
among the top one per cent of universities in the world by
employers. We pride ourselves on preparing people for emerging
industries and future jobs, people who are ready to succeed
in their careers and make a positive contribution to their
From here to every corner
communities.
With connections to more than 200 universities in 35 countries,
UOW is truly an international university. We have students
from more than 160 nationalities, and have nurtured a
welcoming multi-ethnic community that helps students from all
backgrounds settle into the Australian lifestyle and strengthen A globally recognised and respected degree from
their university experience.
UOW is your passport to a world of opportunity.
This course guide is designed as a starting point. I encourage
you to find out what we have to offer by talking to our staff, our
students, or one of our 138,000 alumni. Ask them why UOW
Top 20 Top 1% Top 2%
would be right for you.
17th best modern university Rating for UOW graduates Overall rating among
in the world. by global employers. the world’s universities.
QS Top 50 Under 50 Rankings 2018 QS Graduate Employability 232nd – QS World University
Rankings 2018 Rankings 2018
Professor Paul Wellings CBE
Vice-Chancellor
The best
of both
worlds
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Studying at the University of WOLLONGONG CAMPUS SOUTH WESTERN SYDNEY CAMPUS
Wollongong (UOW) is bigger than Situated in the Illawarra region on the east coast of UOW’s South Western Sydney campus is located in
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Australia, Wollongong is the perfect place for those who Liverpool, one of the fastest growing regions in Sydney.
a degree. As a UOW student, you want their university experience enriched with beaches, In an area rich with cultural diversity, this campus is the
become part of one of the world’s most a relaxed lifestyle and surrounding natural beauty. It’s a
university city, just over an hour south of Sydney, with the
perfect option for international students who wish to
study in the city, but in a location where the cost of living is
respected young universities. This Pacific Ocean to the east and stunning mountains to the much cheaper. UOW is a short walk from Liverpool’s public
west. More than 23,000 students are gaining a world-class transport precinct, where trains and buses connect with
means connecting with people, ideas education at UOW’s Wollongong campus. International the rest of Sydney. This location offers degrees in business,
and knowledge from across the globe. students make up about 6,300 of those enrolments. You’ll
find a range of food outlets, a sports precinct, a 24-hour
commerce, computer science, information technology,
international studies and law with more to be announced
library and health services all on campus. for the 2019 academic year.
Beyond Australia UOW has campuses in the United Arab Stay up-to-date with our offerings at
Emirates and Hong Kong, and a presence in Malaysia and southwesternsydney.uow.edu.au
Singapore. Our researchers, students and alumni can be found in
more than 170 countries.
As a university, it is our job to help address complex, real-world
problems. This is achieved through our people, our technology
and our excellence in research. Most importantly, it’s achieved
with you – our students. Studying at UOW means learning from
some of the brightest minds on the planet, who will become your
mentors and inspire you to make an impact of your own. All of
this is why a UOW degree is one that’s recognised and respected
by global employers and why our graduates are rated among the Sydney
top one per cent in the world.
UOW Liverpool
Sydney Airport
UOW Wollongong
0 30km
1
WOLLONGONG
A FULL CALENDAR
20+ live music venues
8,000+ people attend Thursday
and Friday food markets at the
Crown St Mall
60 new bars and cafés
Uni nights Wednesdays and
Thursdays at many venues in
the city centre
CHEAP MEALS
Monday – Discounted food and
drinks at Industry Night at Pepe’s
Tuesdays – Taco night at Amigos,
or half-price burgers at Humber
Wednesday – Seven fitty schnitty
($7.50) at North Gong Hotel
Thursday – Eat Street food
markets in the mall
Sunday – Bulli Foragers Markets
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SIZE MATTERS
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3,000+ businesses in the CBD
5 million+ annual
Wollongong visitors
203,630 population
Wollongong is
3rd largest city in NSW
17 beaches 4 start-ups at UOW’s iAccelerate
a university city
All patrolled
15 nature walks
ENDLESS FUN
17 patrolled beaches
In the Wollongong region
15 coastal nature walks
UOW plays an important part in the history 19,000 plane jumpers per year
of Wollongong city, and is a key part of its
292,500 people
with Skydive the Beach
future, educating skilled graduates for a Illawarra area population
25°C (77°F) average maximum
summer temperature
changing economy. 18°C (64°F) average maximum
winter temperature
Historically, Wollongong’s economy was centred around When UOW started enrolling a diverse mix of
heavy industry, and it continues to employ a large international students in the 1980s, Wollongong was
number of skilled graduates from UOW. Another effect of already a home to many languages, cuisines, religions
SO CLOSE
this industrial past is Wollongong’s cultural diversity. and customs. 2.4km (1.5 miles) between
Today, Wollongong has a rich cultural calendar and Wollongong campus and the
The pristine environment and availability of work
attracts people from all over Australia and the world to beach
attracted migrant workers from all over the world to
make Wollongong their home. enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle. Here you can live stress- 80km (50 miles) or 1 hour
free and focus on your studies. to Sydney
2.5 hours to Canberra
4 free shuttle buses connecting
Wollongong campus, CBD and
nearby suburbs
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WOLLONGONG
Location & 80km drive to Sydney
(50 miles)
transport 22°C average annual
temperature (71.6°F)
— 25°C
18°C
average max summer
temperature (77°F)
average max winter
Once you’re here, getting around the city is safe,
temperature (64°F)
easy and cheap. Wollongong is close to Sydney
– 90 minutes by road or train.
BICYCLE CAR
UOW has more than 900 bike racks for UOW runs a carpooling program, so if
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secure and convenient bike parking, you have two or more friends in your
and also offers a bike share program. car, you get free parking on campus.
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BUS TRAIN
Wollongong is well connected with city North Wollongong Station is a
buses going to all its suburbs. 15-minute walk or a short free shuttle
bus ride from our main campus.
Free ‘city loop’ buses run all day and
into the night, linking UOW with the
city centre, trains and shopping district.
TIME TO TRAIN FARE
WOLLONGONG Off-
FREE SHUTTLE BUS FROM peak* Peak*
UOW provides free shuttle buses for
Sydney
students and campus visitors, linking our 90 min $5.95 $8.50
(Central)
Wollongong campuses with the city centre,
trains and student accommodation. Learn Hurstville 65 min $5.95 $8.50
more at uow.edu.au/transport/shuttles/
Sutherland 55 min $4.62 $6.61
WALK
Most destinations in Wollongong are
an easy walk away.
CAPPED PRICES FOR BUSES & TRAINS
Buses and trains servicing Wollongong use the pay-as-you-go Opal Card system,
meaning your fares are capped. Travel as much as you want on all Opal-enabled trains,
ferries, buses and light rail, and never pay more than:
$15.40 A DAY* / $61.60 A WEEK*
* Prices above were correct as of January 2018 and are subject to change. Some exceptions apply, see opal.com.au
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WOLLONGONG
UOW
APPLYING FOR UOW
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation
Applications for university residences
are made online at
apply-accom.uow.edu.au
—
In order to secure a place in the
residences, applications should be
made as early as possible. A free
airport pick-up service from Sydney
International Airport (60 minutes
Nearly 6,000 international away) is provided for all commencing
students.
students from all around the For a full schedule of fees see
world call Wollongong home. uow.edu.au/accommodation
UOW offers a range of accommodation options conveniently
located both on-campus and in the Wollongong CBD, or you
can choose from Homestay or private rental options.
UOW ACCOMMODATION
Living in a UOW residence you’ll make lifelong friends with
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students studying everything from politics to polymers.
It’s a welcoming, ready-made community, with a calendar full
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of social, sporting and cultural events, while 24/7 academic and
wellbeing support is right outside your door.
THE BEST PLACE TO LIVE.
GUARANTEED.
It’s not surprising that students who live in our residences
achieve higher academic outcomes than students choosing UOW Living can guarantee eligible
private accommodation. first-year students a place in a UOW
residence.
HOMESTAY Knowing you’re going to have a roof
over your head is one less thing to
For those who prefer a family-oriented lifestyle, Homestays
worry about, leaving you free to
(living with a local family in a private home) are available.
concentrate on your studies. And with
For more information see a brand new 800-bed residence just
uowcollege.edu.au/future-students/international/homestay opened in 2018, you’re sure to find a
place that suits you.
PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION To apply and see conditions and closing
UOW’s Accommodation Services provides comprehensive dates, visit uow.edu.au/accommodation
information about private and shared accommodation on its
website at uow.edu.au/accommodation/liveoffcampus
This website also contains information on temporary
accommodation you can use while looking for a permanent
place to live.
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WOLLONGONG
WEERONA
Distance to train station
204 residents
Shared (S) or private (P)
Distance to bus stop
INTERNATIONAL
Choose your
Number of beds
CITY
Price per week
HOUSE
Shared rooms
(FREE shuttle)
Single rooms
222 residents
bathroom
residence
Catering
WE
COOK CAMPUS EAST
527 residents
BEACH
KOOLOOBONG VILLAGE WEERONA COLLEGE Fully 204 a a S From 100m 1.4km
1,258 residents catered $330
Weerona College is located next door to (19 meals
Get your university experience off to a Beaton Park, a large sporting complex a week)
smooth start in a UOW residence. After BANGALAY with an indoor pool, gymnasium, tennis
YOU 254 residents courts and running track.
an easy online application, your weekly COOK
CAMPUS
rent includes free wifi, electricity, water,
furniture, security and support – no MARKETVIEW
surprise bills or unexpected costs. 144 residents
Plus all residences are connected to the CITY
campus by a free shuttle bus. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE Fully 222 a a S From 200m 200m
catered $330
For more residence info, see International House is an affiliate of (19 meals
uow.edu.au/accommodation the 16 International Houses worldwide. a week)
It proudly boasts a community
representing many nations, living and
learning peacefully under the one roof.
LOCAL BUSES
SYDNEY
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Route 55 Gong Shuttle (Free) Fairy Meadow
Route 9 North Gong Shuttle (Free) Station
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Gwynneville - Keiraville Shuttle (Free)
Fairy Meadow Flexi- 527 a S From 300m 400m
CAMPUS EAST
Beach catered $285
A five-minute walk to the beach and and self-
10-minute bus ride from the main UOW
Drive
catered
campus, Campus East is located in the
FAIRY MEADOW beach-side suburb of Fairy Meadow.
ial
The residence setting is spread across
Memor
large grounds, including a number of
playing fields.
Science
Centre
wy
Princes H
KOOLOOBONG VILLAGE Self- 1,258 a a S/P From 100m 2.1km
Mount Ousley Rd
Innovation catered $260
Campus Located right on-campus, living at
Kooloobong Village means you’re
UOW Campus minutes from classes and all of UOW’s
leisure facilities. In 2018, 800 additional
Northfield beds were added to this world-class
s Ave
NORTH student accommodation facility,
WOLLONGONG forming part of Kooloobong Village.
Botanical
Gardens
Nth Wollongong
Station MARKETVIEW Self- 144 a P From 150m 800m
catered $285
Marketview is in the heart of
North Wollongong Beach Wollongong, next to the city’s
largest shopping mall and dozens of
GWYNNEVILLE
Princes Hwy
restaurants and cafés. You’ll also be a
short walk from Wollongong’s cultural
y hotspots, including the Wollongong City
w
Wiseman
Art Gallery and the Illawarra Performing
a
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Beaton Wollongong
Park
r n F Park
Harbour
Arts Centre (IPAC).
the
Sou
F6 Self- 254 a a S/P From 50m 2km
BANGALAY
catered $285
Bangalay is a new residence, located
WOLLONGONG just across the road from the main
campus. This residence features
modern facilities, landscaped outdoor
communal areas, recreation areas, study
spaces and meeting facilities.
Wollongong
Hospital Mall
Wollongong
Wollongong
City Beach
8 Princes Hwy Station 9
WOLLONGONG
Compare the Wollongong
cost of living check-list
THRILLS
Wollongong enjoys a very reasonable cost of
Go hang gliding from Bald Hill
living, which means you can focus your efforts
Join 19,000 people who jump from planes with Skydive Beach every year, the
on your study, not your finances. only place in NSW where you can land on the beach
Zipline through the forest or do the Illawarra Fly Treetop Walk, 45 metres
Cost of living in Wollongong is lower than above the forest floor
many other cities in Australia, including Learn how to surf at one of Wollongong’s various surf schools
Sydney and Melbourne. ADVENTURES
Climb the steps to the Sublime Point lookout
See the views from the top of Mount Keira and Mount Kembla
Sample living costs 1
Relax at one of 17 patrolled beaches
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This table shows some typical student expenses in a range of different Visit the Nan Tien Temple – the largest Buddhist temple in the
Australian cities. Southern Hemisphere
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(local transport)
Drive along the Grand Pacific Drive and Sea Cliff Bridge – 140km of scenic
One-way ticket
Entertainment
basic utilities
coastal road
1 month gym
1 month rent
(3BR House)
(cinema)
Take a walk along the coast around the Illawarra Escarpment or any of the
1 month
15 coastal and nature walks in Wollongong
City Explore Wollongong’s Rhododendron Garden and Botanic Garden
$2.75 (or
catch the SPORTS
Wollongong $17.00 $178 $52.08 $2,123**
free shuttle
Watch the St George Illawarra Dragons compete in the NRL at WIN Stadium
bus)
Join in the atmosphere at an Illawarra Hawks basketball game at
Liverpool $4.00 $20.00 $178 $59.50 $2,080** the WIN Entertainment Centre
TASTES
Melbourne $4.10 $20.00 $216.13 $64.92 $4,333***
Have breakfast with a beach view at Diggies Cafe
Have a meal while overlooking the Pacific Ocean at the Scarborough Hotel
Sydney $4.00 $20.00 $178 $75.51 $4,333**
EXPERIENCES
Go for a swim and have some fun at Jamberoo Action Park
See the animals at Symbio Wildlife Park
Average costs BREAD MILK Take in the sights at the Royal National Park – the second oldest National
in Wollongong –
1
$1.45 - 1L Park in the world, filled with walking tracks, beaches and waterfalls
$2.40 LOAF
ARTS
EGGS COLA NOODLES See a show at the Illawarra Performing Arts Centre with everything from
$0.60 INSTANT comedy and poetry to music, theatre and performance
$4.25 – 12 REGULAR $3.10 BOTTLE
Immerse yourself in an exhibition, hear a talk or take a workshop at
MOVIE COFFEE RICE the Wollongong Art Gallery
$2.30 – 1KG Viva la Gong is an annual extravaganza of music, art, circus, food,
$4 AT UOW UNIMOVIES $4.08 CUP
craft and more
Be amazed by murals created by local, national and international artists at
the annual Wonderwalls Festival
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WOLLONGONG
JOIN A CLUB
With more than 130 student-run clubs
and societies covering everything
from religion and culture, to study
groups and camping, it’s easy to meet
like-minded friends and have fun.
Can’t find one you like? You can start
your own.
Find your tribe at clubs.uow.edu.au
HEAR SOME LIVE MUSIC
More than 180 live music acts play on
campus every year, including UOW
student musicians on the Duck Pond
Lawn and a busy schedule of Australian
and international acts at the UOW
UniBar. There’s even the Garden Party
music festival held on campus every
year.
Check out the upcoming gigs at
pulse.uow.edu.au/unibar/events
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STAY HEALTHY
You can keep fit in the UOW gym, play
a game of squash or tennis, do laps
in the 50-metre heated swimming
pool, or choose from more than 60
group exercise classes a week. UOW
students also get up to 30 per cent
off membership to UniActive, the
recreation and aquatic centre, making it
affordable for you to stay fit and healthy.
Get active at uniactive.uow.edu.au
FIND YOUR TEAM
There are more than 60 student
sporting teams at UOW from football
to underwater hockey. Whether you’re
looking for a lunchtime kick-around or
some serious competition, these teams
are always on the lookout for new people
to join.
Team up at uniactive.uow.edu.au/sports
Wollongong campus
UOW’s Wollongong We want all of our students to achieve their best,
which is why our campus provides a friendly
campus is like a leafy-green university community, where you can always
find help when it’s needed and a place to belong.
suburb where you can get You’ll find facilities dedicated to academic and
wellbeing support, as well as health services, student
everything you need. accommodation, a sports precinct and events
embracing culture and entertainment.
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A day at Wollongong campus Hockey Sports Hub
Tennis Courts
Field
Among our modern teaching and study spaces,
there’s always something to do on campus. Pool
MC
PANIZZI CAFE
Here’s how Matt and Nicole spend their time. Oval No. 2
RING ROAD
UniActive Oval No. 1
Carpool Area
MATT NICOLE
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9:00AM Lives on campus at 7:15AM Lives across the road from
Kooloobong Village UOW at Bangalay
HOPE THEATRE
9:20AM Has coffee with a friend 7:30AM Goes to free morning yoga Amphi-
Administration
IHMRI: Gerard
at Panizzi Café on the Duck Pond Lawn theatre Sutton Building
9:30AM Attends his lecture at 8:40AM Has breakfast in the Oval No. 3
Hope Theatre food court
McKinnon
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Early Start Building
11:30AM Walks to his next class 9:40AM Goes to the library to
study before class
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McKinnon MC Sciences
Takes the free shuttle 11:30AM Attends class and has lunch Lawn Teaching Facility
1:00PM MC
DUCK POND LAWN
bus to the beach
S C I E N C E S R OAD
RING ROAD
4:00PM Returns to Kooloobong 2:00PM Afternoon exercise at
Village for a social event UniActive
SCIENCES LANE
7:00PM Finishes the day with SMART Infrastructure Facility
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MA DOL INE STREETLIVERPOOL
With people from more than 150 countries calling
Liverpool home, our campus is a culturally vibrant
South Western and welcoming place to study. UOW’s centrally
location means you can step out of the classroom and
Sydney campus find yourself among a city filled with food, shopping
and entertainment.
— FOOD AND COFFEE
For a quick coffee and something to
SHOPPING
A Westfield Shopping Centre and the
The UOW South Western Sydney campus eat, you’ll find various cafes right at the
entrance to UOW. Alternatively, a short
Macquarie Mall shopping strip are within
a few blocks of your classroom, making it
experience is unique and specially designed walk will lead you to restaurants and easy to find specialty stores, last-minute
for the needs of our students. eateries offering a range of cuisines, from a
takeaway meal to international foods.
study supplies or fit in some shopping
after class.
As a UOW student in Liverpool, you ultimately become part of ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT SPORT AND RECREATION
a community of learning with a university that offers a five-star A short train ride will lead you to the Casula
educational experience. Take a break and visit the Georges River
Powerhouse Arts Centre where you can see or Lake Moore, nestled beside Liverpool
UOW received the top rating across seven categories in the 2018 and learn about art, music and performing. city. As home to two leisure centres, two
edition of The Good Universities Guide, including for student If that’s not your style, visit the comic shop, aquatic centres, numerous parks, riverside
experience and retention. This is why our students are among the karaoke bar or the Liverpool City Library. walkways, picnic areas and sporting
happiest and the most satisfied.
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facilities, Liverpool caters for the everyday
walker to the focused athlete.
STUDY IN SYDNEY
TRANSPORT
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UOW’s metropolitan campus in South Western Sydney (Liverpool)
Bus – Liverpool boasts one of Sydney’s first Car – Liverpool has almost 5,000 car Train – Campus is only a four-minute walk
provides world-class education to one of Australia’s fastest growing
rapid bus transit-way systems, connecting parking spaces available in or near the city from Liverpool railway station. With six
urban areas. Our degrees are tailored to the region’s growing and
you to other major areas around Sydney. centre, including free and low-cost options. train lines passing through, it’s easy to get
changing workforce.
The free community shuttle also stops just in and out of the city.
Cycling – If you choose to cycle to class,
PERSONALISED STUDY outside campus and is a great way to move
Liverpool City Council offers a number of
around Liverpool.
As a student at UOW, you’ll benefit from smaller class sizes and bike racks in its Dewsbury Lane carpark.
individual attention from your teachers – who are leaders in their
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Liverpool City Library 4 Bigge Park Liverpool Train Station
16 17GLOBAL LINKS
CHINA
UOW global presence
UOW campuses & teaching locations
DUBAI
UOW global exchange partners
(size indicates number of partners)
HONG KONG
Our formal agreements with more than 180 overseas STUDENT EXCHANGE
institutions cover research collaboration, student and staff
exchange, study abroad, and program delivery. We aim to Our International Exchange Program gives you the chance
Our global reach
advance social, environmental and economic development to study for a semester or a year at one of 178 exchange
MALAYSIA
on a global scale and this has contributed to our ranking as universities in 34 countries as a part of your UOW degree.
one of the best modern universities in the world1. Exchange can add a further edge to your employment
prospects after graduation, as employers value the skills
and reputation
In recognition of our growing global reputation, acquired through global experience.
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international employers rank UOW in the top one per
uow.edu.au/student/exchange
cent in the world for the quality of our graduates2. More
SINGAPORE than 13,000 international students study with UOW at
—
UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG
campuses in Australia, Dubai and Hong Kong, and with
education partners in Singapore and Malaysia.
WOLLONGONG
Exchange opportunities made possible by a range of
scholarships and bursaries assist more than 250 students
UOW is an international network of to transfer to our Wollongong campus each year. Joint
programs with universities in China allow their students
campuses, students, graduates and to transfer to Wollongong to complete their course, along
with students completing degrees and top-up programs at
academics. UOW College Hong Kong.
UOW DUBAI UOW COLLEGE HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PARTNERS
The University of Wollongong in Dubai (UOWD) is one of the United UOW College Hong Kong (UOWC-HK) – the future name of PSB Academy Singapore and UOW have been in partnership for International University & Colleges (INTI) is one of the most
Arab Emirates’ (UAE) oldest and most prestigious universities, with Community College of City University (CCCU) resulting from a 10 years, offering students a range of course options from UOW’s recognised names in the private higher education industry in
a proud Australian heritage. Located in Knowledge Village, UOWD strategic alliance with UOW – delivers high-quality and holistic Faculty of Business. Malaysia. UOW teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses
has an enrolment of 3,500 students, and provides a comprehensive education programs in Hong Kong. UOW teaches a number of at INTI campuses in Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Subang Jaya.
The Singapore Institute of Management offers a wide range of
range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Business and degree and top-up programs at UOWC-HK and provides exchange
high quality degree programs in partnership with UOW, including
Management, Finance and Accounting, Humanities and Social opportunities for students to enrich their university experience.
courses in Information Sciences and Psychology.
Sciences, and Computer Science and Engineering.
18 1. QS Top 50 Under 50 Rankings 2018. 2. QS Graduate Employability Rankings. 19SUPPORT & APPLICATION
Work-integrated learning
—
Career & At UOW you will graduate with real workplace
academic experience and the skills employers want.
support
–– Internships
–– Professional placements
–– Work experience
INTERNSHIPS & WORK Check the UOW Course Finder online VOLUNTEERING
or talk to your UOW representative to
EXPERIENCE
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find out about professional accreditation Volunteering for a not-for-profit business or
Careers Central offers support and experiences available in your degree. All charity is an excellent way to improve skills
opportunities to gain practical workplace engineering, education, law, nursing, (and make friends) while learning about
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Top 1% for graduates experience. Don’t wait until the end of your
degree to think about your career, from
social work and some IT degrees include
compulsory practical learning in the form
Australian culture and the Wollongong
community. Volunteering is a great way to
day one we can help you build a portfolio of of internships or work placements. show employers you’re well-rounded and
UOW is consistently ranked in the top one not afraid of a challenge.
experience that employers will value: The UOW Faculty of Law, Humanities
per cent of universities in the world for
the quality of our graduates, ranking in –– Gain clear career direction through and the Arts offers competitive internship There are many opportunities for
the 151-200 band in the 2018 QS Graduate our Career Ready Learning (CRL100) programs for high-achieving students, and volunteering at UOW, including:
Employability Rankings. elective. It will help you understand is a partner to the Uni-Capitol Washington –– Campus Buddies
the connection between your degree Internship Program in the United States.
and your future industry by conducting –– Events Crew
interviews with organisations as part of UNIVATIVE –– Enviro Warriors
a project team. –– Active Tribe
–– Career Ready Learning and Practice Univative is a student consultancy –– Community Volunteers
(CRLP200/201) is a practical subject program designed to give you the skills
that employers want. It provides a unique pulse.uow.edu.au/unilife/volunteering/
that helps you plan your future career,
develop work skills and gain workplace opportunity to work in multi-disciplinary
teams and meet working professionals. You THE AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS
experience.
will gain real industry experience, while MENTORING EXPERIENCE (AIME)
–– Get support in applying for and
creating innovative solutions to business Learn to be an academic mentor to a local
finding relevant internships and
challenges. school child with AIME. Volunteer mentors
placements from our experienced
Career Consultants. They can help you Every year there is a new and exciting in the program work with young Aboriginal
understand what documentation or business problem for Univative teams to and Torres Strait Islander people to support
legal requirements are needed before solve. Past challenges have included: them through their high school studies
starting. and help them achieve their best. Learn
–– Planning and promoting an open day for valuable organisational and interpersonal
uow.edu.au/careers/wlp professional services firm EY skills and meet lots of new people. AIME
–– Developing communications channels has gained national attention and welcomes
LEARNING FOR PROFESSIONAL for hotel group Accor international student volunteers.
ACCREDITATION –– Using Australia’s National Broadband uow.edu.au/wic/mentoring
Network to help build businesses in
Professional degrees at UOW integrate Australian towns
practical workplace learning to earn
–– Retaining volunteers for the Cancer
you professional accreditation with
Council Australia
peak national and international bodies,
including Engineers Australia, the Nursing uow.edu.au/careers/wlp/ui
& Midwifery Board of Australia, the
Australian Computer Society, and the
Australian Board of Studies, Teaching and
Educational Standards.
20 21SUPPORT & APPLICATION
Jobseeker Employment
I did uniVative through Careers
Central at UOW, I was actually
the team leader for it. It was
resources skills training
such a big difference turning
theoretical knowledge into
practical knowledge. It gives you
— —
that experience where you’re trying
to apply what you learn in the
classroom to a real-world situation.
I wanted to get an internship to
If you’re planning to find work in Australia, UOW UOW Careers Central will teach you how make myself more valuable as a
candidate to future employers.
Careers Central will show you where to look. to apply for work in Australia. After that, I’d like to work for a big
product company, or technology
company in a marketing position.
CAREERHUB ONLINE TOOLS & RESOURCES CAREERS COUNSELLING JOB-SEEKING WORKSHOPS
CareerSmart
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An international student visa allows you The Careers Central website provides You can meet one-on-one with a qualified Careers Central offers a variety of short
to work 40 hours per fortnight (two weeks) access to quality career information and careers consultant and discuss your career workshops to help you prepare yourself for
during university session and full-time resources. You can also find sample cover thinking and what you might do during and the challenges in obtaining employment
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FOR ALL FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS
during session breaks. CareerHub is letters, interview preparation checklists, after your studies. during and after your degree. These one-
UOW’s online careers portal that allows resume writing guides and application UOW CareerSmart gets you hour workshops help you in all aspects of
thinking about your career from Often the discussion will focus around
you to search for graduate jobs, casual advice from our careers consultants. the job seeking process such as resumes,
day one and makes sure you have a career direction and the things you can do
work, vacation employment and volunteer interview skills, the hidden job market
You can explore an extensive range of plan for the future. to increase your employability, including
opportunities. Employers come to us and more.
interactive tools, videos, eLearning and appropriate UOW Careers services and
directly seeking UOW students for their uow.edu.au/careers/ careersmart
written resources via our online platform, programs. uow.edu.au/careers/workshops
employment opportunities, which are all
CareerHub Plus. It covers everything from
posted to the CareerHub job board.
improving your resume, to utilising social SPECIALISTS IN YOUR FIELD UOWX
You can also use CareerHub to book your media effectively. There are plenty of tips
one-on-one career consultations and from employers, including how to make the UOW employs career consultants in each
UOWx connects you with valuable co-
register for all our events, such as job- best first impression, information on recent faculty, which means you receive personal
curricular activities that are offered at the
seeking workshops, career expos and developments in your industry, as well as an careers guidance tailored to your degree.
University of Wollongong. The personal
industry panels. interview simulator. They build relationships with potential
and professional development that you
internship providers in the business world
uow.edu.au/careers/
gain through these activities is formally
and arrange presentations from industry
CAREERS EXPOS recognised through the UOWx Record
experts, who can give you insights into
and Award.
Each year there are opportunities to
JOBS ON CAMPUS your sector and help you start building a
professional network. uow.edu.au/student/life/uowx
meet employers on campus at our Careers
Jobs on Campus offer casual jobs across
Expos. These events bring employers and uow.edu.au/careers/myconsultant
UOW, connecting students with employers CHRIS SU
students together to talk about current
who are looking to hire staff. Jobs range BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
roles, company culture and actions you can
from customer service in retail outlets (MARKETING)
take to become more attractive to potential
to student support roles and office work.
employers. Career Expos are a great place
The program ensures you are ready for the
to network and directly engage with people
application process, through completion of
in your desired industry.
our job-seeking workshops, and makes sure
UOW runs a number of expos every year you’re aware of professional expectations in
– some include many different industries, the workplace.
while others such as the Nursing and STEM uow.edu.au/careers/TalentPool
Careers Expos, are specific to one industry.
uow.edu.au/careers /expos
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Services
& support
When I first arrived here, the library
had a service where you could get
someone to look over your essay
—
and assist you with learning how to
do your research better. I also used
a lot of consultation hours with my
lecturers, which was really helpful.
As a UOW student you’ll have the I was involved with the Business
International Peer Mentoring
personal and academic support Network. We organised events that
helped international students with
you need to succeed. their transition to university and
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helped them adapt. We matched
We are a truly student-centred university with individual them with another student to help
attention, available staff, dedicated research supervisors
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them out.
and a personal approach. From the day you become a UOW
student, you can expect guidance and support.
Personal services Academic support
COUNSELLING SERVICES IT SERVICES ON CAMPUS STUDENT SUPPORT ADVISERS ACADEMIC ADVISERS PEER ASSISTED STUDY SESSIONS (PASS)
This free and confidential counselling service Students at the Wollongong campus can These advisers provide support and referral Each faculty has advisers and coordinators At PASS you’ll develop your study skills
is available five days a week to assist you with access campus-wide wireless internet, and services for UOW students. They also provide to assist you with questions about your and academic performance, and meet new
personal, study or work related difficulties. freely use the large computer labs. Many programs supporting student equity and subjects or course. You can also consult your people. PASS is a group-learning program
Counselling can involve identifying options private and collaborative study spaces diversity both within faculties and across tutor, lecturer or the course coordinator. that gives you additional support in core
and choosing between them, learning new across campus have network facilities for campus. They assist students with a range subjects. The program consists of weekly
skills to cope better with problems, gaining student computers. of issues, such as orientation to the local LEARNING DEVELOPMENT CENTRE one-hour sessions, led by peer leaders:
greater understanding of what is occurring, or area, study difficulties, academic concerns, This free service is for students who wish students who have excelled at these
being supported while recovering from some RELIGIOUS SERVICES budgeting, homesickness, legal issues subjects in the past.
to improve their academic and English
significant life event. There are a range of religious services and accidents, student visas, health and language skills by accessing workshops, uow.edu.au/student/services/pass
on and off campus, including a Muslim personal problems, family emergencies, and individual consultations or self-directed
uow.edu.au/student/services/cs
prayer space, the Omar Mosque near children’s education. The service is free and resources. STUDENT CENTRAL
DISABILITY SUPPORT the University, the Nan Tien Buddhist confidential.
Mathematics and statistics consultations A central office for student assistance,
Temple in nearby Berkeley and the Sri
Disability Services at UOW aims to ensure UOW SECURITY SERVICE and workshops are also available for including enrolment matters, official
Venkateswara Hindu Temple. Student-
that students with a disability realise their full students studying any degree and wanting documents (including transcripts), exams
based religious clubs include the Buddhist The Security Service helps provide a safe and
academic potential. Contact UOW’s Disability extra support in a unit or topic. and results, and student fee matters.
Society; Chinese Christian Fellowship; secure campus environment with trained
Services for information about the additional
Evangelical Christian Union; and the and licensed security officers providing uow.edu.au/student/services/ld/students uow.edu.au/student/central
support available.
Muslim Students’ Association. emergency responses, first aid, after-dark
uow.edu.au/student/disability/ LIBRARY STUDENT COMPUTER RESOURCE CENTRE LOAN KIEN
escorts and patrols. They operate 24 hours a
SAFEZONE APP day, seven days a week. Information Management & Technology INTERNATIONAL STUDENT FROM
HEALTH AND MEDICAL Our award-winning library and dedicated
Services (IMTS) provides training, user VIETNAM
All students can download SafeZone, the besafe.uow.edu.au/ library staff are here to support you during
Located on Wollongong campus, Campus free smartphone app that makes it easy your study at UOW. You’ll have access to guides and student computer resources, BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
Health provides comprehensive health care to ask for assistance from UOW Security UOW WELLBEING print and digital collections containing over including nine central student computer (MARKETING)
services to UOW students and staff. Campus Services with the press of a single button. a million volumes, and dozens of learning laboratories equipped with 500 desktop
Health has both female and male GP doctors UOW Wellbeing is here to help you computers, as well as teaching laboratories
spaces – from quiet study spaces to group
for treatment of any of your health concerns. maintain a healthy, happy life balance and and two computer science laboratories.
seminar rooms.
There are also dietitians, psychologists and a keep on track. Our health and wellbeing
workshops and events include meditation library.uow.edu.au uow.edu.au/its/studentlabs
dentist on campus.
and yoga classes, and a breakfast bar.
uow.edu.au/student/wellbeing
24 25SUPPORT & APPLICATION
Applying to UOW English language
requirements
ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS AND PATHWAYS
—
UOW recognises secondary qualifications
from more than 40 countries and
If you do not meet the entry requirements
for direct entry to your chosen Bachelor Scholarships
All students are required to provide evidence of satisfying English
language requirements. For full details go to Previous study in English
education systems, including GCE A levels, program, you may receive an offer to study uow.edu.au/future/international/apply/english
UOW offers a range of Applicants may meet the English language requirement based on
International Baccalaureate and SAT, and a pathway program at UOW College (see
undergraduate scholarships that Results in the major international English language tests are successful study in Australia or offshore where English was the
can assess students who have completed page 84).
help with the costs of study. Our accepted, including IELTS, TOEFL, and Pearson and Cambridge, language used.
the equivalent of Australian high school
Students who have completed a Diploma scholarships offer a tuition fee where the test has been taken within two years of commencement
(Year 12) for direct entry to the first year of
or higher level program, or partially reduction of up to 30 per cent. You at UOW. STUDY IN AUSTRALIA OR AUSTRALIAN
a Bachelor degree.
completed a Bachelor degree, may apply will be automatically considered for QUALIFICATIONS OFFSHORE
Students who have completed an approved
Foundation Studies or equivalent program
directly for admission with credit transfer
(sometimes referred to as ‘advanced
a scholarship when you submit your
application.
What is the English requirement Successful completion of the following qualifications are acceptable
for my course?
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may also be considered for direct entry. standing’, ‘exemptions’ or ‘recognition as meeting the University’s English language requirement:
of prior learning’). A full listing of pre- uow.edu.au/future/international/
apply/scholarships/
–– Year 12 in Australia, or any Australian Year 12 qualification
approved credit transfer arrangements in The English requirement for each course is shown in the upcoming completed offshore
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more than 15 countries can be found at course description pages. The requirements are shown in terms of
uow.edu.au/future/international/apply/ –– Foundation Studies, Certificate IV or Diploma with a minimum
the IELTS academic test requirements, for example:
credit duration of one year (full-time) completed in Australia; or any
“IELTS: 6.0 (R:6, W:6, L:5, S:5)” of these qualifications completed at an Australian institution
offshore
This means, to meet the English requirement in this example, a
minimum overall score of IELTS 6.0 is required, with at least 6.0 –– At least one year (full-time) of study toward a Bachelor or
in reading and writing, and 5.0 in speaking and listening bands. Master’s degree in Australia, or at an Australian institution
offshore
The equivalent scores for overall and individual band scores in
Pathways SCHOOL LEAVER ANOTHER QUALIFICATION
the TOEFL and Pearson Test of English (academic tests) can be
determined by using the table below:
OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
COMPLETED IN ENGLISH
Whether you hold a school leaver
Applicants may be considered as meeting the English language
qualification from Australia or overseas,
Australian Year 11 One or more semesters of study at a requirements if they have successfully completed two years of
or have completed Diploma-level studies
Speaking
Listening
or ‘O’ levels secondary or tertiary study at an approved institution where:
Reading
recognised university either in Australia
Writing
or Year 11 equivalent, there is a pathway to
Overall
equivalent or overseas.
Bachelor degrees at UOW. –– the language of instruction was English; and
Test
A Diploma, Advanced Diploma or –– the institution is located in a country where the official
associate degree gained in Australia IELTS 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 language is English.
UOW College or overseas.
Foundation TOEFL 79 18 18 18 18
Academic transcripts and an official letter from the institution
Studies Pearson PTE 57 57 57 50 50
certifying that English was the sole language of instruction
IELTS 6.5 6.5 6.5 6.5 6.5 and assessment must be provided. Previous study in English is
TOEFL 88 20 20 20 20 considered on a case-by-case basis and does not automatically meet
Australian Year 12 BACHELOR DEGREE UOW’s English language requirement. Previous qualifications must
equivalent Pearson PTE 64 59 59 59 59
YEAR ONE have been completed within two years of commencement at UOW.
IELTS 7.0 7.0 7.0 7.0 7.0
OR*
TOEFL 100 22 22 22 22
BACHELOR DEGREE Pearson PTE 72 72 72 65 65
UOW College
Higher Education
Diploma
YEAR TWO
Visa requirements
The English language requirement can also be satisfied by
completing a ‘direct entry’ English course with UOW College As an international student, you may have to meet the
BACHELOR DEGREE English language requirements based on your citizenship for
as shown on page 84.
YEAR THREE visa purposes, as advised by the Department of Immigration
UOW recognises a number of other English language pathway and Border Protection. Please refer to homeaffairs.gov.au
* Year 1 or 2, depending on qualification
courses offered by English language centres in Sydney. for more details.
For details, email futurestudents@uow.edu.au
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How to use this guide
—
1. Find your degree
The index starting on the next page lists all our degrees.
The large headings indicate broad fields of interest,
e.g. Business or Engineering. Under each of these
headings you will find smaller headings indicating a
Most degrees allow you to take a major, and some
even allow you to take a second major, e.g. Bachelor of
Commerce allows two majors, so you could major in
both Marketing and International Business (or any of
more specific area within that field, e.g. Finance or the other options available).
Study
Mechatronics.
A second major (or double major) normally does not
DESCRIPTION lengthen the course duration.
This is a summary of the key features of the degree. This course guide indicates the major studies available
More detailed information on all our degrees can be in each degree. A brief description of each major is
found online at coursefinder.uow.edu.au or by using included, indicating the key areas you can expect to
the web link under the course name or major. study in the program. For detailed lists of subjects, go
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MAJORS
to coursefinder.uow.edu.au search for your course and
go to ‘course structure’.
A ‘major’ is where you can choose to study a specialised
choices
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area within a single Bachelor degree, for example a
major in Marketing within the Bachelor of Commerce.
2. Read about your degree
This guide gives you a summary of the important degree
information. See below for an explanation of how we have
presented this information.
Each UOW degree has been
designed to reflect the needs Degree name. UOW campuses
of future employers, paving where you can
study this degree.
the way for a fulfilling career Web address for detailed
anywhere in the world. The
information about
this degree.
Bachelor of Computer Science UOW courses start every
following pages list the essential go.uow.edu.au/bcompsci year in Autumn Session
The CRICOS code for CRICOS CAMPUS (February) and/or Spring
information on what you will this degree. 012088K/081898D DS Wollongong Session (July). See page
86 for key dates.
South Western Sydney
learn and where it will take you. English language
IELTS DURATION STARTS IN
Overall: 6 (R:6, W:6, L:6, S:6) 3yrs Autumn (February),
requirement for IELTS. Normal minimum
Spring (July)
Equivalent scores for TOEFL full-time duration
and Pearson PTE can be DS Dean’s Scholar available go.uow.edu.au/bcompsci-ds of this degree.
found on page 27. Students studying at South Western Sydney campus can complete any of the
majors listed by completing 4 subjects at Wollongong campus.
A symbol here, or next to a ACCREDITATION Accreditation given
major name, indicates there The Bachelor of Computer Science is accredited by the Australian Computer to the degree by
is also a special degree Society as meeting requirements for membership at the 'Professional' level. relevant professional
program available for high organisations.
achievers. See page 32 for
descriptions.
28 29Our degrees
Arts and Humanities & MEDIA 41
Geography International Studies Mathematics and Statistics Science
DIGITAL AND SOCIAL MEDIA 41
BACHELOR OF ARTS 34 GLOBAL SCREEN MEDIA 41 BACHELOR OF GEOGRAPHY 52 BACHELOR OF ARTS 61 BACHELOR OF MATHEMATICS 67 EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL
ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANCIENT HISTORY 34 JOURNALISM 41 CHINESE (MANDARIN) FOR APPLIED STATISTICS 67 SCIENCES
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 52 CHARACTER BACKGROUND STUDENTS 61
CHINESE (MANDARIN) FOR CHARACTER MARKETING, COMMUNICATION AND MATHEMATICS 67
BACKGROUND STUDENTS 34 ADVERTISING 41 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 52 CHINESE (MANDARIN) FOR NON- BACHELOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL
MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS 67 SCIENCE (HONOURS) 77
CHINESE (MANDARIN) FOR NON- VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN 41 LAND AND HERITAGE MANAGEMENT 52 CHINESE BACKGROUND STUDENTS 61
CHINESE BACKGROUND STUDENTS 34 FRENCH 61 BACHELOR OF MATHEMATICS AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 77
CREATIVE WRITING 34 BACHELOR OF JOURNALISM 41 BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCE 52 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 61 FINANCE (HONOURS) 67
ENGLISH LITERATURES 34 ITALIAN 61 ENVIRONMENT 77
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 52 FINANCIAL PLANNING 67
ENVIRONMENTAL HUMANITIES 34 JAPANESE 62 GEOLOGY 77
Creative Arts
MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS 67
FRENCH 34 BACHELOR OF SUSTAINABLE SPANISH 62 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY AND
QUANTITATIVE AND ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCES 77
HISTORY 34 COMMUNITIES 52 COMPUTATIONAL TRADING 67
BACHELOR OF ARTS 44 BACHELOR OF
INDIGENOUS STUDIES 34 QUANTITATIVE CORPORATE
CREATIVE WRITING 44 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 61 FINANCE AND INVESTMENTS 67 LIFE SCIENCES
Health and Medicine
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 34
ITALIAN 35 PHOTOGRAPHY 44 GLOBAL SCREEN MEDIA 61 RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE 68 BACHELOR OF CONSERVATION
JAPANESE 35 WRITING AND ENGLISH LITERATURES 44 GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 61 BIOLOGY (HONOURS) 77
BACHELOR OF EXERCISE SCIENCE 54 BACHELOR OF MEDICAL MATHEMATICS 68
PHILOSOPHY 35 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 61
BACHELOR OF CREATIVE ARTS 43 BACHELOR OF MARINE SCIENCE 78
PHOTOGRAPHY 35 BACHELOR OF EXERCISE SCIENCE
Physics
CREATIVE WRITING 43 AND REHABILITATION 54
Law
POLITICS 35 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 78
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES 35 MUSIC 43
THEATRE 43 BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 78
SOCIOLOGY 35 (INDIGENOUS HEALTH) 54 BACHELOR OF LAWS 64 BACHELOR OF MEDICAL AND
VISUAL ARTS 43 RADIATION PHYSICS 70 CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 78
SPANISH 35
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WRITING AND ENGLISH LITERATURES 35 VISUAL ARTS AND DESIGN 43 BACHELOR OF LAWS (GRADUATE ENTRY) 64
BACHELOR OF MEDICAL AND MOLECULAR SCIENCES
HEALTH SCIENCES 55 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 70
BACHELOR OF PERFORMANCE 44
BACHELOR OF POLITICS, PHILOSOPHY DOUBLE DEGREES ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE 70 BACHELOR OF BIONANOTECHNOLOGY
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AND ECONOMICS 35 BACHELOR OF NURSING 55 BIOMOLECULAR PHYSICS 70 (HONOURS) 78
BACHELOR OF ARTS –
Education BACHELOR OF NURSING (CONVERSION) 55 BACHELOR OF LAWS 64
NUCLEAR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 70
BACHELOR OF MEDICAL
Business
PHYSICS 70
BIOTECHNOLOGY (HONOURS) 78
EARLY YEARS EDUCATION BACHELOR OF NUTRITION & DIETETICS BACHELOR OF ARTS (PSYCHOLOGY) –
BACHELOR OF LAWS 64
Psychology
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS 37 (HONOURS) 55 BACHELOR OF MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION – (HONOURS) 79
THE EARLY YEARS 46 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS –
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS INFORMATION BACHELOR OF NUTRITION SCIENCE 56
SYSTEMS 58 BACHELOR OF LAWS 64 BACHELOR OF ARTS (PSYCHOLOGY) 73 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 79
PRIMARY EDUCATION PRE-MEDICAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF COMMERCE – BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGY (HONOURS) 73 BIONANOTECHNOLOGY 79
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE 37
BACHELOR OF PRIMARY EDUCATION 46 BACHELOR OF LAWS 64 CHEMISTRY 79
BACHELOR OF PRE-MEDICINE,
ACCOUNTANCY 37 BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 73 MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY 79
SCIENCE AND HEALTH 54
BUSINESS LAW 37 SECONDARY EDUCATION BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY 79
ECONOMICS 37 & MEDIA – BACHELOR OF LAWS 64 BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL
Information and
BACHELOR OF HEALTH AND SCIENCE (HONOURS) 73
FINANCE 37
Social Sciences
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 47 BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE –
FINANCIAL PLANNING 37
Communication Technology BACHELOR OF LAWS 65
Public Health
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 38 BACHELOR OF
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 38 MATHEMATICS EDUCATION 47 BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCE 81
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS BACHELOR OF CREATIVE ARTS –
MANAGEMENT 38 BACHELOR OF LAWS 65 CRIMINOLOGY 81
INFORMATION SYSTEMS 58 BACHELOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH 75
MARKETING 38 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EDUCATION 47 HEALTH PROMOTION 81
BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS & SOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY 75
PUBLIC RELATIONS 38 BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE 58 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 81
FINANCE – BACHELOR OF LAWS 65 FOOD AND SOCIETY 75
Engineering
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 38 BIG DATA 58 INDIGENOUS STUDIES 81
HEALTH PROMOTION 75
CYBER SECURITY 58 PUBLIC HEALTH 81
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS SOCIAL MARKETING 81
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING DIGITAL SYSTEMS SECURITY 58 (HONOURS) – BACHELOR OF LAWS 65 BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCE 75
AND FINANCE 38 SOCIAL POLICY 81
(HONOURS) 49 GAME AND MOBILE DEVELOPMENT 58 HEALTH PROMOTION 75
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 58 BACHELOR OF INFORMATION SOCIOLOGY 81
BACHELOR OF MATHEMATICS AND BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING 49 PUBLIC HEALTH 75
TECHNOLOGY – BACHELOR OF LAWS 65
FINANCE (HONOURS) 67 CIVIL ENGINEERING 49
BACHELOR OF INFORMATION
COMBINED VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS
COMPUTER ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
49
49
TECHNOLOGY 59 BACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL
STUDIES – BACHELOR OF LAWS 65
Social Work
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE – ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 49 eBUSINESS 59
BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK 83
TAFE ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF MATERIALS ENGINEERING 50 NETWORK DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT 59 BACHELOR OF JOURNALISM –
EVENT MANAGEMENT 39 SOCIAL AND DIGITAL INNOVATION 59 BACHELOR OF LAWS 65
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 50
MECHATRONIC ENGINEERING 50 WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT 59
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE – BACHELOR OF POLITICS, PHILOSOPHY
TAFE ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF MINING ENGINEERING 50 AND ECONOMICS – BACHELOR OF LAWS 65
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 39 TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING 50
BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE – BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (MATERIALS) 50 SCIENCE – BACHELOR OF LAWS 65
TAFE ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF TRAVEL
AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT 39 BACHELOR OF MATHEMATICS –
Communications and Media BACHELOR OF LAWS 65
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE –
BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION
BACHELOR OF LAWS 65
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