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Wednesday 3 December 2025
UOW’s Early Years Accelerated program strengthened with $1.9 million in funding
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Discovery Days inspire more than 900 South Coast Year 6 students
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Education
University of Wollongong joins Autism CRC
Partnership aims to deliver positive change to lives of people on the autism spectrum
Education
Thousands of students descend on UOW for Discovery Days
Annual event provides Year 12 students with an insight into university life
Education
Wollongong home to Australia’s first regional computerised English language testing centre
UOW College Australia expands testing options.
Education
University Chancellor receives highest honour in Australia Day awards
Ms Jillian Broadbent recognised for contribution to community, education, and the arts
Health and Medicine
Student and former refugee named Wollongong's Young Citizen of the Year
UOW undergraduate Narayan Khanal honoured by city for his work on behalf of young refugees
Science and Technology
Video games could teach spatial skills lost to a society dependent on devices
Research has shown that off-the-shelf video games can also aid learning – particularly when it comes to the development of spatial skills.