2022
Articles
Going global puts Wollongong company on the map nationally
Marketing and technology whiz Geoff McQueen was an undergraduate student at the University of Wollongong when he built his first company, Internetrix, in 2001.
Students
How UOW Liverpool is helping achieve a lifelong dream
When Maria Granapoulous finished high school in the 1970s, university wasn’t an option.
Students
Driving change in healthcare technology
Imagine if patients across Australia had access to life-changing drugs faster than ever before.
Education
How do we understand autism?
It’s estimated that one in 54 Australians live with autism. How can we better understand the needs of individuals in personal and professional settings?
Research
Embedding sustainability is serious business
Jacki Johnson has spent the past 25 years working in the insurance sector in a variety of executive and leadership roles and is a director of a mutual bank. Now her passion for sustainability has brought her to UOW.
Health and Medicine, Students
Taking the steps to swap ballet shoes for doctor scrubs
Molly McKenzie went from dancer to doctor – a journey she thought was impossible when she left high school at 14.
Students
Sophie's decision to study at UOW was life-changing
Sophie Imbert was 20 when her parents presented her with a choice - move to Sydney or London to study at university.
Alumni, Students
Scholarship was a bonus for Zach
Computers have always been a passion for Zach Hale, but when he just missed out on getting into a computer science course, he wasn’t sure how he could pursue his dream job.
Students
What is it like to be a man in nursing?
There are currently more than 301,000 registered nurses employed in Australia, with employment projections estimating a growth of nearly 14 per cent over the next four years.