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Monday 20 April 2026
More than 3,500 students to graduate at UOW Autumn ceremonies
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Light-based gravity sensing could improve groundwater, climate and underground monitoring
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Science and Technology
UOW ranked among the world’s best universities for engineering
Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject show UOW’s strengths in engineering and computer science
Science and Technology
Funding boost for UOW researchers providing AI-driven cyber solutions for Defence
Two national security projects awarded $1.8 million Next Generation Technologies Fund grants.
New Executive Dean of Engineering & Information Sciences announced
UOW’s Senior Professor Gursel Alici appointed
Airborne and AI-driven technology grants to solve environmental and farming challenges
$550,000 grants to improve farmers' sugarcane production and address environmental challenges in national park in Vietnam
Building the future of engineering in Australia
UOW welcomes Engineering 2035 report as a reflection of the future of engineering education
Science and Technology
UOW researcher awarded ARC Future Fellowship
Dr Zhi Li to develop topological superconductors for use in quantum computing and future electronics