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UOW Eurobodalla

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Where community meets opportunity

As a UOW student in Eurobodalla, you become part of a community of learning, with a university that offers a five-star educational experience. We’re proud to be among the best modern universities in the world. Globally, we’re in the top 1 per cent and we’re aiming higher every day.

We are committed to providing you with access to a range of opportunities both inside and outside the classroom. It is where the region's best and brightest can earn an internationally recognised degree - close to home.

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Courses offered at UOW Eurobodalla

UOW Eurobodalla offers a range of face-to-face courses and supported online study options. Local students who study online are encouraged to use the campus as a supportive hub, accessing our resources and facilities to enhance their academic experience.

Undergraduate

Postgraduate

*Online delivery

Meet Michael

I studied: Bachelor of Arts and Master of Teaching (Primary)
Advice for regional students: Just have a go! The quality of education is high, the tutors are all knowledgeable, and sometimes there are snacks! I feel that it is a learning environment that has high expectations, but the supports in place to help you reach them.
Campus life: It was an environment where everyone was comfortable and supported - a place where you wanted to do your best.

Postgraduate

*Online delivery

Sharyn McDonogh

Meet Sharyn

I am studying: Master of Indigenous Health
Inspirational achievements: I was the first Indigenous woman to graduate with Honours from the UOW Eurobodalla campus and the first in my family to graduate from university.
Advice for students: If you’re not sure or lack confidence, then start slow...The most important thing is to always ask someone if you are not sure. No question is too silly and most of the time you’re not the only one who is confused.

Undergraduate

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Meet Sarah

I am studying: Bachelor of Arts
Why I choose UOW Eurobodalla: I am able to study while living at home. I also really enjoy the small class sizes and feel this has helped me with my studies. 
Why I returned to study: I was unhappy in my career and wanted to make a change. Being able to study locally allowed me to make that change. 

Undergraduate

Meet Amanda

I am studying: Nursing
I chose UOW because: Being able to study close to home meant I didn’t need to move my entire family. I was able to work at the local hospital as an AIN to network and increase my chances of securing employment after my degree.
I chose my degree because: Nursing is highly rewarding and I love that the opportunity to be the best part of someone’s worst day. 

Undergraduate

Postgraduate

*Online delivery

Meet Jonathan

I studied: Bachelor of Business
What I liked about my degree: I’ve enjoyed some of the group tasks that came with this degree, as it helps me develop my skills in a team setting, which will greatly benefit me in my future career.

Pathways

The University Entrance Program (UEP) is a fee-free program^ that - on successful completion - offers guaranteed entry* into the first year of a range of UOW bachelor degrees.

*Guarantee is subject to meeting UOW entry requirements.

1st Year Program

If you're keen to start uni full-time but not ready to leave your local area you may be able to take the first year of your UOW degree right here in the Eurobodalla. The first year of the following undergraduate degrees can be studied at this campus:

  • Bachelor of Arts (All Majors)
  • Bachelor of Business (All Majors)
  • Bachelor of Creative Arts
  • Bachelor of Communication and Media
  • Bachelor of Economics and Finance
  • Bachelor of International Studies
  • Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics

Specialised Gap Year Program

The UOW Specialised Gap Year program allows students to study for their degree locally and part-time for one year before moving to classes at UOW Wollongong. To enquiry about this option please email bbay-enquiries@uow.edu.au or call 02 4472 2125.

A student experience like no other

The UOW Eurobodalla experience is unique and specially designed for the needs of our students.

Our campus

The UOW Eurobodalla campus offers a welcoming environment with modern facilities, including a library, computer labs, study spaces, and 24-hour access. Located near sporting amenities, the campus is easily accessible via walkways and cycle paths with ample parking.

Employability & co-curricular activities

Benefit from comprehensive career support, workshops, expos and UOWx - showcasing your extracurricular achievements. Our industry-accredited degrees ensure maximum career opportunities.

Scholarships

Our scholarships for regional campus students are designed to open doors, remove financial barriers, and empower you to achieve your academic and career aspirations.

Why choose UOW?

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Icon: Trophy outline Ranked 16th best young university worldwide

Regional and rural nursing

At UOW our nursing practical placements are built into our industry-accredited degrees. The UOW Bachelor of Nursing degree contains 840 hours of work-based placements. Every clinical placement will develop the practical skills that you need to become a sought-after graduate.

Study nursing at UOW

Growing up in a rural town myself and being in New South Wales, I was quite interested in regional health. By studying at Wollongong University, I've been able to do a four week placement in Broken Hill and see some of the differences in health care out there. I've also been able to go out to Alice Springs and see different healthcare centres and hospitals there and that's really opened my eyes to all the different things that I can do in rural health.

Stories from UOW Eurobodalla

Discover the UOW Eurobodalla experience through the stories of our students, alumni, and staff.

Alumni, Community, Students

Nursing students scrub up for success

To mark International Nurses Day, we shine a light on the people behind the scrubs – the dedicated nursing students who are turning their passion for care into a purpose-driven career.
Alumni

Hometown heroes: Regional teachers making a local difference

The University of Wollongong’s Master of Teaching program is making an impact in regional communities by enabling teachers to live, work, and study close to home. Michael Clark and Jessica Stuart share their inspiring journeys.
Community, Students

Healing, heritage, and higher learning: Sharyn McDonogh’s UOW journey

At 60, Sharyn McDonogh is proof that it’s never too late to rewrite your story. A survivor, scholar, and First Nations advocate, Sharyn’s healing through “academic grounding” inspires all who meet her.

Giving back to his community

Hear from Michael, a UOW graduate, who completed his Master of Teaching at UOW Eurobodalla and is now proudly employed as a local primary school teacher. Michael shares how studying close to home has allowed him to give back to his community through education.

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02 4472 2125 bbay-enquiries@uow.edu.au
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