When you graduate from the University of Wollongong you become a UOW alumnus and join a global community of more than 163,000 leaders and innovators. The Alumni Relations Team connect with alumni and help you tap into the global alumni network. We want to celebrate your achievements, build your networks, facilitate your lifelong learning and provide opportunities to continue your relationship with UOW.
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Your career journey
You've got your UOW degree, but there's always more ways to add value to your education and career journey. We've provided you with a little guidance along the way by curating some of our favourite resources.
2021 Alumni Award Winners
Each year, we proudly celebrate the achievements of outstanding UOW alumni from around the globe, including creative innovators in business, those having a remarkable impact on society, young alumni making great strides in their career, researchers at the cutting-edge, and individuals who demonstrate professional excellence.
UOW Outlook Magazine
Stories and profiles about University of Wollongong alumni, UOW academics and our latest ground-breaking research. The publication is designed to serve the University’s global alumni community, however the content is relevant to a much broader audience.
You never know whom you might meet at UOW alumni functions - your next business partner, employee, boss, mentor or friend. Being open to opportunities is always a good thing, so why not say "yes" to the next invitation and see what happens?
See more eventsThe UOW Knowledge Series showcases University of Wollongong thought leaders in various locations, discussing a range of engaging topics. Join us for thought-provoking lectures followed by a Q&A and an opportunity to engage with speakers and fellow alumni.
Hear from Professor Stacy Carter, Director at the Australian Centre for Health Engagement, Evidence and Values (ACHEEV), part of UOW’s Faculty of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (ASSH) on the allocation of resources—especially ventilators and ICU beds—during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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