Information for future students from India

Welcome to one of Australia's leading universities -
the University of Wollongong. UOW has become a popular choice for Indian students: there are currently 1058 Indian students enrolled across UOW campuses in Wollongong, Sydney and in Dubai.

Wollongong city, one hour south of Sydney's international airport, is the site of the main UOW campus at which all courses are available. It is home to a multicultural population and has a range of facilities to cater to Indian students, including grocery stores and restaurants. A Hindu temple, mosque, a variety of Christian churches, and the largest Buddhist temple in the southern hemisphere are all located in the Wollongong area. For more information on these facilities visit the About Wollongong site.

The Sydney Business School also has a campus located in the heart of Sydney, offering the popular MBA and other Masters programs in project management, logistics, retail management and international business.

Indian Students at UOW
Courses
Employment
Further Information

MphasiS opening a milestone in UOW- India connections

MphasiS is a Bangalore-based Hewlett Packard ICT company that employs 38,000 people world-wide, and 2011 UOW Vice-Chancellor Professor Gerard Sutton predicts other Indian companies will follow its lead in establishing centres at UOW’s Innovation Campus. Find out more.

Mphasis Opening Ceremony

Future UOW students met with Adam Gilchrist during his tour of India..

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UOW Ambassador Adam Gilchrist during the match

Tarang 2010 end of session cultural party

George Stanton playing bollywood tunes

India’s violin maestro provides memorable performance

Prof Krishnan during the concert

Indian Students at UOW

The Indian Society meets regularly on campus and organises activities on and off-campus throughout the year. It represents and promotes Indian culture and helps new students to get acquainted with their new environment. The Indian Society also promotes sporting activities and celebrates Indian Festivals.

UOW Future Students Community

UOW Indian Students Community

Courses

UOW offers popular Masters degrees which can be taken over two years, with tuition fees charged for the equivalent of only 1.5 years. Alternatively, you can complete a Double Masters in two years, with substantial tuition fee savings for the second Masters. Two-year Masters and Double Masters programs are available across most Faculties.

Further information about the full range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses available, including professional recognition of specific UOW courses by relevant accrediting authorities, can be found using the Coursefinder.

Employment

UOW is recognised as a leader in Australia in helping students to get jobs. For the tenth year in a row, UOW achieved the maximum five-star ratings in the 2010 Good Universities Guide for the categories of Getting a Job, Positive Graduate Outcomes and Graduate Starting Salaries.

The University's award-winning Careers Service provides many job assistance programs, including the exciting Certificate in Global Workplace Practice - a free program which includes work placements, designed to increase the employability of UOW international students.

Find out more about our work placement programs, and success stories from Indian students who have gone on to top jobs with Australian and multinational companies due to their UOW experience.