Explore STEM undergraduate degrees
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) shapes our world. STEM professionals manage our food and water supplies, promote health and wellbeing, and develop global productivity and economic growth. With 75 per cent of the fastest growing occupations now requiring STEM skills, a degree at UOW will prepare you for the future.
- Science
- Engineering
- Maths, Physics & Chemistry
- Computer Science & Information Technology
- Environmental & Biological Sciences
- Pathways to university
- Careers
- Bachelor of Computational Technology - Cyber Network Security
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Scholar)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Biomedical Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Civil Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Computer and Autonomous Systems Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Environmental Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Materials Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Mechanical Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Mechatronic Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Mining Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Telecommunications Engineering and Internet of Things
- Bachelor of Engineering Technology
- Bachelor of Engineering Technology - Advanced Manufacturing
- Bachelor of Engineering Technology - Electronics
- Bachelor of Engineering Technology - Sustainable Infrastructure and Resources
- Bachelor of Technology
- Bachelor of Research (Engineering & Information Sciences)
Mathematics
Physics
- Bachelor of Computational Technology (Computational Physics)
- Bachelor of Science (Medical and Radiation Physics)
- Bachelor of Science (Nuclear and Space Radiation Technology)
- Bachelor of Science (Physics)
- Bachelor of Science Advanced (Hon) (Medical and Radiation Physics)
- Bachelor of Science Advanced (Hon) (Physics)
Chemistry
Computer Science and Information Technology:
- Bachelor of Business Information Systems
- Bachelor of Computational Technology
- Bachelor of Computational Technology (Computational Physics)
- Bachelor of Computational Technology (Computing)
- Bachelor of Computational Technology (Cyber Network Security)
- Bachelor of Computational Technology (Principles of Data Science)
- Bachelor of Computer Science
- Bachelor of Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence and Big Data)
- Bachelor of Computer Science (Cyber Security)
- Bachelor of Computer Science (Dean's Scholar)
- Bachelor of Computer Science (Digital Systems Security)
- Bachelor of Computer Science (Game and Mobile Development)
- Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)
- Bachelor of Computer Science (Software Engineering)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Autonomous Systems Engineering)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Telecommunications Engineering and Internet of Things)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Scholar)
- Bachelor of Information Technology
- Bachelor of Information Technology (Dean's Scholar)
- Bachelor of Information Technology (Network Design and Management)
- Bachelor of Information Technology (Web Design and Development)
Environmental Science & Conservation:
UOW UOW College provides pathways to STEM degrees at UOW. By completing a Diploma of Engineering, Diploma of Science, or Foundation Studies course listed below, there is an opportunity to gain entry into the first or second year of various STEM bachelor’s degrees at the University of Wollongong.
- Diploma of Engineering
- Diploma of Science (2 sessions)
- Diploma of Science (3 sessions)
- Foundation Studies (2 sessions)
- Foundation Studies - Extended
Alternatively, UOW College also offers the University Preparation Program to help you enter your first year of study at UOW.
At UOW, you'll develop real-world practical skills and content, not just theory. The latest QILT Employer Satisfaction Survey ranked employers’ overall satisfaction with UOW graduates at 91.7%, placing UOW 1st among Australian public universities.
UOW is consistently rated in the top 200 universities in the world for the quality of our graduates (QS 2022).
- Agricultural adviser
- Biochemist
- Cartographer (Mapping)
- Chemist
- Coastal or estuarine management officer
- Conservation biologist
- Drug regulation officer
- Ecologist
- Environmental consultant
- Food chemist
- Forensic scientist
- Geologist
- Laboratory assistant
- Marine or fisheries biologist
- Materials scientist
- Medical biotechnologist
- Medical researcher
- Oceanographer
- Science teacher
- Veterinary researcher
- Architectural Engineer
- Biomedical Engineer
- Computer Systems Engineer
- Civil Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Environmental Engineer
- Geotechnical Engineer
- Materials Engineer
- Mechanical Engineer
- Software Engineer



