What’s happening
The College will be delivering most of our courses remotely, however, some classes may require practical instruction face-to-face in a class room setting. Your teachers will provide you details if you are required to come on campus.
This means, in most instances, you will have access to your teachers through Webex or Zoom, online classroom discussions and digital learning materials.
This ensures a high-quality, remotely-delivered learning experience for everyone. Student support services are all available online.
See course information below for specific plans for the coming session. Details are different for the various College programs.
The COVID-19 pandemic is a rapidly evolving issue. Keep up to date by regularly checking the information provided on the UOW College website and the UOW coronavirus response website.
Details about UOW College courses may differ slightly from the University of Wollongong, so please ensure you check this webpage for the correct course information.
Current UOW status summary
- We are doing all we can to bring our UOW community back on campus safely as COVID-19 restrictions continue to ease across Australia. Find everything you need to know about coming on campus, accessing our facilities and staying up to date with any changes as things progress.
- UOW’s range of academic and personal support services are fully operating and available to students.
- We have established the COVID-19 Financial Assistance Grant Scheme for students most impacted by COVID-19. Grants are available for impacted domestic and international students enrolled at any one of UOW’s Australian based campuses, including UOW College Australia. Students seeking financial assistance can apply online.