Resources to help students studying from home
Studying in 2022 may mean you have a mix of online and on-campus classes, depending on the health advice and subjects that you are taking. We know that studying from home can be challenging for some students - this information is designed to help you succeed.
Make studying from home work for you. Manage your time and make the most of your studies, from the comfort of your own home.
Tips and tricks
Being proactive in maintaining your health and wellbeing is essential to your success.
Mental health and wellbeing
Search AskUOW
AskUOW is an online knowledge base where you can search for answers to commonly asked questions about UOW.
Digital Skills Hub
UOW’s new Digital Skills Hub is a one stop shop in Moodle, where you can discover your digital strengths and areas for improvement. You'll receive tailored resources to help you build your digital capabilities.
Counselling services
Access free and confidential counselling support over the phone.
Speak to a Student Support Adviser
SSAs can help with a range of questions about your studies, academic support, or help with referral to other support services.
Talk to a Careers Consultant
For information on job seeking, who's hiring and new opportunities in our rapidly changing labour market.
Contact Student Central
Your primary administration contact point during your studies.
Faculty of the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities
Access Moodle for ASSH students
Faculty of Business and Law (Semester)
Access Moodle for BAL Semester students
Faculty of Business and Law (Trimester)
Access Moodle for BAL Trimester students
Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences
Access the online orientation page for EIS students
Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health
Access Moodle for SMAH students
Note: If the above Moodle sites do not work for you, please access Moodle through SOLS.
Open hours: 9am - 4pm, Mon - Fri, including session breaks (exceptions apply)
