Welcome to Woolyungah Indigenous Centre

  

   

   

What's coming up...

WIC Research Seminar

Jo Buckskin presents

What happens to Preservice teachers when they undertake the Enhanced Teacher
Training Program (ETTP) at the University of Wollongong’s Faculty of Education?

Thursday 26th of November

12.30pm - 1.30pm

Rm 30.G06

Indigenous Scholarships/Prizes currently on offer

Nursing and Midwifery Office offer scholarships to Aboriginal and or Torres Straight Islander students who are undertaking a Bachelor of Nursing or a Bachelor of Midwifery degree. Students are required to reapply for a scholarship for each of study.

Aboriginal Undergraduate Scholarships 2010 application close date: 30th of November 2009

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Susan Owen Indigenous Student Prize  $500

Paul Wand Indigenous Student Prize $1000

Applications close 30th of November 2009

Prizes to be awarded on 8th of December 2009

Information for our new students

Woolyungah's facilities include a student computer lab, printing facilities, a kitchen with tea & coffee available, a microwave, toaster, sandwich press and a lounge.

We have ITAS tutoring available, for information regarding this contact Michelle on (02) 4221 3907.

Please see Mindal in reception (02) 4221 3776 or toll free 1800 735 592 to become a registered Woolyungah student, doing this will mean that you can gain 24 hour access to the centre.

 

AIME Program

The AIME Program partners University students with Indigenous high school students from Year 9-12 in a one on one relationship. The AIME Program is a clear pathway from Year 9, all the way to University if the students wish to pursue this path. The AIME Program provides support to students to assist them in their journey.

Runs over school terms 2 & 3.

For more information please visit the AIME Mentoring website http://www.aimementoring.com/

Or email:

Wollongong - aimewollongong@gmail.com

Sydney - aimementoring@gmail.com