It's your UOW: Creating a better student experience
Whatever stage you're at in your time at UOW, your feedback helps shape a better student experience. Every idea and insight you share drives real change, and we're listening.
Turn your insights, ideas and stories about the UOW experience into real action that shapes what matters to students.
Join the UOW Community of Student Partners to get ο¬rst access to opportunities that will bring your voice to projects and decisions affecting campus life.
Think. Act. Represent.
There are many ways to share your ideas and give feedback about your classes and programs, university services and facilities, and student life.
Attend a session and have your say on the future direction of UOW
The most recent VC Students’ Forum was held on 8 April, 2026. Answers to questions are now available in AskUOW.
Join our partnership community and play an active role in decisions that affect your university experience
Become a student representative and use your voice to help shape the student experience
Surveys help us better understand your experiences and make improvements to our courses and campuses
Each year UOW invites students to give feedback on how SSAF should be spent
We're looking for your feedback on UOW's Learning Platform (Moodle) to better understand how digital learning environments support different students, where barriers exist, and what could be improved.
Whether your experiences have been positive, challenging, or somewhere in between, your feedback will help shape future improvements to create a more inclusive and accessible digital learning experience.
Have more to say? Attend a focus group!
Students who have experiences, insights, or perspectives they would like to discuss in more detail are also invited to register their interest in participating in a one-hour focus group.
Students selected to participate in a focus group will receive a gift voucher.
Submit an Expression of Interest
Note: Submitting an Expression of Interest does not guarantee a place in a focus group.
Have your say and help shape the future student experience at UOW
We're looking for students to participate in a one-hour online interview as part of the ELEVATE Project, a University-wide initiative exploring how UOW uses feedback, data, and evidence to improve learning quality and student success.
We want to hear about your experience of providing feedback to UOW, whether through surveys, student representation, focus groups, consultations, or other channels. What's working well? What could be improved? How can student voices have greater impact?
The interview will be conducted by Dr. Jan McLean, an experienced higher education adviser supporting the project.
π 1-hour online interview
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Times available is either Tuesday, 20 October 12.30 – 1.30 pm or Thursday, 29 October 12.30 – 1.30pm
π Receive a e-voucher as a thank you for your time
Interesting in participating? Register your interest here.
Your insights will help shape UOW's future approach to quality enhancement and student success.
Your chance to lead in 2027.
Want to turn your ideas into impact?
If you've enjoyed being involved in student partnership this year, feel strongly about an issue, or want to help make the student experience better, a casual student representative role could be your next step.
It's an opportunity to:
Think you could be a great student rep in 2027?
click to see what roles are open for recuitment
Not for you? If you know someone who would be fantastic, send this their way and encourage them to apply.
These focus groups have now concluded.
We’ve listened carefully to your feedback and, based on what you told us, we’ve developed a revised change proposal that better reflects the priorities and expectations of our student community. To see how your feedback has informed the revised proposal, please visit AskUOW.
Further feedback can be submitted (anonymously if you prefer) via this student feedback survey.
These consultation sessions have now concluded.
UOW plans to bring together a range of student services on the Ground Floor of the Library to create a more connected and accessible experience for all students.
Key feedback from students
The following feedback was received from students in a consultation session on 14 October, 2025.