Faculty of Creative Arts
Bundit Ungrangesee
Bachelor of Creative Arts, Bachelor of Commerce - 1993
Celebrated international conductor received the inaugural Distinguished Alumni Award in October 2010.
Rebecca Evans
Bachelor of Arts (History), Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts) - 2008
Rebecca Evans says her parents encouraged her to study her passions, rather than for a career.
Jonathan Barker
Master of Creative Arts (Graphic Design and New Media) 2008
Bachelor of Creative Arts (Graphic Design), Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing) 2000
When Jonathan Barker received an email from booksellers Dymocks about a competition to design the new cover of bestselling novel The Girl With A Dragon Tattoo, he hadn't even read the book.
Dr Lycia Trouton
Doctor of Creative Arts 2005
When artist Dr Lycia Trouton conceived her defining artwork, The (Irish) Linen Memorial, after a visit to Northern Ireland in 1999-2000 she didn't imagine it would gain international recognition and be exhibited around the world.
Brian Crisp
Master of Journalism 1994
Brian Crisp has one of the dream jobs in Australian journalism.
Peter Pinson
PhD in Creative Arts -1988
When Emeritus Professor Peter Pinson was undertaking his PhD in the Faculty of Creative Arts at the University of Wollongong in 1988-1989, celebrated sculptor Dr Bert Flugelman was in charge of the sculpture program.
Peter Hewitt
Bachelor of Creative Arts (Fine Arts) -2003
Diploma of Education - 2004
Peter Hewitt's efforts to balance life as an artist and art teacher are paying off, with one of his works making this year's final of the prestigious Sulman Prize.
Franko Milostnik
Master of Creative Arts
(Theatre Performance) - 2004
Four years at the University of Wollongong helped turn Franko Milostnik into a very good mafia boss - and he couldn't be more grateful.
Clare Bowen
Bachelor of Creative Arts
(Performance) - 2006
Clare, from Minnamurra, graduated from UOW in 2006 with a Bachelor of Creative Arts in Performance.
DR Sandy O'Sullivan
Bachelor of Creative Arts
(Honours) - 1993
A high school drop-out at age 13, Dr O'Sullivan has become the first indigenous academic to be awarded an Australian Teaching and Learning Council (ATLC) Fellowship.