Three things to expect at UOW's new Liverpool campus

Since opening the doors to UOW Liverpool’s brand-new campus at Civic Place, the atmosphere has been buzzing with more than 1,600 students. More than just a place to study, the campus brings together community, support, cultural celebrations and social events.  

UOW Liverpool was built to deliver world-class education and create opportunities for the region’s brightest minds, and this is only just the beginning. With an extension to the UOW Liverpool campus expected to be completed by mid-2028. 

In the meantime, here are three things you can expect right now when you study at UOW Liverpool. 

1. Brand new facilities

In 2025, UOW Liverpool moved to its new home at Civic Place, right in the heart of the Western Sydney. Just steps from Liverpool Station, getting to campus is easy, whether you’re commuting locally or travelling. The purpose-built campus has been designed with

Liverpool’s diverse community in mind, creating a welcoming space where everyone can feel at home. From dedicated prayer spaces and a low-sensory room and informal study areas, there’s space to learn, connect and make uni your own. 

When you’re ready for a break from study, you’re right in the middle of it all. Grab lunch with friends, explore local food options or head to Westfield Liverpool, just minutes from the campus via public transport.

2. Student life that is just worth it

Student life at UOW Liverpool is welcoming, diverse and supportive. Our AskUOW Liverpool team is dedicated to helping students succeed, with a strong focus on wellbeing, connection and engagement. 

Bachelor of Nursing students and Liverpool locals Anjali Lama and Haroon Hassan rave about the campus community and sense of belonging they feel at UOW Liverpool.  

“The friendly campus environment makes it easy to feel connected and supported throughout your studies. Students from different backgrounds learn together, creating an inclusive environment where everyone can succeed,” Anjali said. 

“The modern facilities and quiet study spaces create a great balance between learning and student life. UOW provides high-quality teaching from knowledgeable and supportive academics,” Haroon adds.

This year, more than 750 students have enrolled in a Bachelor of Nursing at UOW Liverpool. 

Interested in a career in health? UOW Liverpool has expanded its course offerings to include degrees in Social Work, Exercise Science and Rehabilitation, Medical and Health Sciences, Nutrition Science and Public Health. 

Another student perk? Head up to Level 6 to enjoy free tea and toast every week day! You will find a spacious, light-filled student kitchen and activity zone which features a ping-pong table, study areas and plenty of space to relax and connect with fellow students.

3. Events that build the local community

Think you’ll only experience the classic university experience at our Wollongong campus? Think again.  

UOW Liverpool students can enjoy many of the same experiences such as clubs, activities and community events as their Wollongong counterparts. With UOW part of the Liverpool community since 2017, the campus regularly hosts student and community events that bring people together and give everyone the chance to get involved. 

This July,  the campus welcomed more than 1,100 students and parents for Open Day. From free food, martial arts and lion dancers performed by the THQcabra acadamey to mini lectures and campus tours, it was a community celebration not to be missed. 

Missed out on Open Day? There’s still plenty to explore. UOW Liverpool has a line-up of seven events taking place before the end of the year. Check out what’s coming up and find your next opportunity to get involved. 

See it for yourself today. Book a campus tour and explore UOW Liverpool’s facilities, see the spaces, get a feel for campus life and discover where studying at UOW Liverpool could take you.