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Thursday 10 September 2026
190,000-year-old cave reveals how ancient human species lived and adapted
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UOW backs NSW investment in innovation and research commercialisation
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School of Law ranked among the top 100 globally
Strong results also for Education, Business and Economics, and Social Sciences in THE World University Rankings by subject
Leaders, innovators and game-changers celebrated
UOW hosts virtual 2021 Fellowship and Alumni Awards Celebration
What will the post-pandemic workplace look like?
UOW Vice-Chancellor, Dean of Business join Wall Street Journal panel on the workplace of the future
New funding to revitalise research impacted by COVID-19
$1.4M from Federal Research Support Program supports emerging researchers and interdisciplinary teams
Senior Professor Simon Ville to take up Australian Studies Chair at Harvard University
Renowned scholar to bring historical focus to economic landscape between Australia and United States
From body snatchers to dodgy marketers: the dirty history of funeral schemes
Funeral schemes come in various forms but work on the same basic idea. They promise a guaranteed payout upon death to cover funeral expenses.