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Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health

Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health

Research

UOW’s Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health is a research-intensive faculty with a world-class reputation for excellence and innovation. Our research programs span a broad range of disciplines, and our schools host internationally and nationally competitive research programs.

Our research institutes, centres and groups

Australian Centre for Electromagnetic Bioeffects Research

Environmental Futures

Health Innovations

Molecular Horizons

Multimodal Imaging of Brain Function

Image from the launch of the Ngarruwan Ngadju centre Ngarruwan Ngadju

Project Air

The Project Air Strategy for personality disorders is an internationally recognised leader in research, education and treatment of personality disorders. We aim to support compassionate, evidence-based treatment and recovery for people with personality disorder and related conditions.

More about Project Air

Research news and thought leadership

Read the latest news and thought leadership pieces from the Faculty of Arts, Society and Business

Research

Why do we get snippets of songs stuck in our heads?

And are earworms more common with OCD?
Environment and Energy, Research

Friendship is magic: male dolphins with close friends age more slowly

Like friendship itself, the slower ageing is more than just skin deep.
Education, Environment and Energy, Research, Science and Technology

UOW secures $2.6m in funding for breakthrough research

ARC projects will close key knowledge gaps, driving positive change for families, industries and the environment

Research degrees and study options

Research degrees

How to apply

Find a supervisor

Find a scholarship

UOW Graduate Research School

Research partnerships

UOW is at the forefront of driving innovation by partnering with industry, business and government to solve the challenges we face as a community. Through deep collaboration and cutting-edge research, we are dedicated to developing new solutions that address challenges, driving growth for communities, industries and businesses.

Industry collaboration

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Donate

Your tax-deductible donation will accelerate research and innovation that improves lives locally and globally.

Donate to research and innovation

Body Donation Program

The University of Wollongong operates a Body Donation Program to help train doctors, nurses, medical scientists, other health professionals and to further scientific research.

The training and research this unique gift enables, can lead to important health discoveries that have the potential to alleviate suffering and improve community wellbeing.

About UOW's Body Donation Program

 

 

Questions?

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