Find everything you need to succeed and thrive during your studies. Easily manage your course, access SOLS, find support services, and answers to frequently asked questions - all in one place.
We provide a range of personalised services for students on campus to help you succeed in your studies. If you have any questions or need any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our friendly team.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 9 am - 5 pm
Phone: (02) 4869 1888
Email: highlands@uow.edu.au
All UOW students have access to a suite of free services, resources and assistance designed to enhance your university experience, and your capacity to achieve your study and career objectives. We also have services specifically tailored to students at UOW Southern Highlands.
Not sure who to talk to? Our Student Support Coordinators offer confidential support with any challenges impacting your studies.
The Student Accessibility and Inclusion (SA&I) team provide confidential advice and support for issues affecting your studies, including reasonable adjustments for short or long-term health conditions and carers’ responsibilities. Support is available via the campus SA&I specialist sue_leppan@uow.edu.au or by phone on (02) 4248 0841, and through the UOW Student Accessibility and Inclusion team.
UOW students can access free and confidential counselling services for a wide range of personal, academic, social, and psychological issues. 24 hour support line: 1300 036 149
Improve your academic performance and study skills by accessing UOW's extensive range of academic skills and study support.
Access online resources and guides for your studies to support your learning at UOW.
UOW Career and Employability Services provides resources, programs, events and services to help you establish career goals and strategies to achieve those goals.
Book a personaliesd appointment for expert career and employability advice.
UOWx is a recognition program designed to encourage and support students to get more involved with the co-curricular activities offered at UOW outside of the classroom. These activities can include volunteering and paid opportunities at UOW and learning opportunities external to UOW.
Discover job opportunities posted by employers specifically for UOW students.
At UOW, we believe that where you come from should never limit where you can go. Our scholarships for regional campus students are designed to open doors, remove financial barriers, and empower you to achieve your academic and career aspirations.
A number of orgnaisations offer scholarships and opportunities for students from regional areas. We recommend students contact their local council and search online for scholarships in their region and the field of study they are interested in.
Woolyungah Indigenous Centre (WIC) is committed to increasing the participation and engagement of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people at the University of Wollongong. They provide programs, services and facilities that encourage and support Indigenous Australians from entry to University, through to successful completion.
UOW Wollongong Library provides services and resources both online and in-person.
TAFE NSW Moss Vale Library is located in Building C on the adjacent TAFE campus and provides access to collections and information services for UOW students and staff.
Australian universities, including UOW, have a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) which is used to enhance the services and amenities for students across UOW. The fee is based on Commonwealth legislation introduced in October 2011.
Learn more about SSAF