Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

University of Wollongong a global leader in discovery and learning

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The University of Wo l l o n g o n g (UOW) is a global leader in discovery and learning. Ranked the 16th best modern university in the world (QS Top 50 Under 50), and in the world’s top 250 by QS, THE, and ARWU, UOW offers a personal and practical approach to learning that prepares you for the workforce.

UOW is one of Australia’s best universiti­es for employer satisfacti­on. UOW graduates achieve well above the Australian average when seeking work; 75.5% of graduates gain full-time employment within four months of completing their course ( Quality Indicators of Learning and Teaching 2019).

Global employers consistent­ly rank UOW graduates in the top 1% world-wide for their capability and success in the global workplace (QS Graduate Employabil­ity Ranking 2019).

Students at UOW can choose to study from five Faculties; Business, Engineerin­g and Informatio­n Sciences, Law, Humanities and the Arts, Science, Medicine and Health, and Social Sciences. The University also has the University of Wollongong College on Campus, providing excellent Foundation and Diploma pathway programmes as well as English Language programmes.

The University of Wollongong is also classified as a City/ Major Regional C e n t re under t he Australian Government’s Skilled Regional Visa programme, which means UOW graduates have access to an additional year of post study work visa (totalling 3 years), plus access to an expanded visa skills list and priority visa processing.

You’ll be welcomed into a friendly and inclusive community of students at UOW, with access to support services that will help you adjust to student life in Australia. UOW also offers an impressive range of scholarshi­ps and bursaries for Sri Lankan students. For both Bachelor and Master degrees, eligible students can receive academic scholarshi­ps of up to 30% included in their offer of admission. Full scholarshi­ps are also available for PhD and Master of Research students. In addition to these scholarshi­ps, the lower living expense in Wollongong makes studying at UOW a major advantage.

The University of Wollongong also has Credit Transfer Agreements with several Sri Lankan institut i o n s, wh i ch means Bachelor students can further reduce the cost and duration of their UOW programme in Australia. These institutio­ns include:

Australian College of Business and Technology American Education Centre (ANC) Business Management School (BMS) Institute od Certified Management Accountant­s (CMA) Nawaloka College of Higher Studies (NCHS) In terms of a destinatio­n, Wollongong­is one of Australia’s most beautiful coastal cities. Just 90 minutes south of the Sydney CBD, Wollongong offers all of the services of a major city without the crowds and expense. A range of affordable student accommodat­ion options are available both on-campus and nearby, all connected by a free shuttle bus that transports students around Wollongong seven days a week.

You can choose from a comprehens­ive range of undergradu­ate and postgradua­te courses and research degrees at the Wollongong campus.

The South Western Sydney campus offers courses in Business, Informatio­n Techno logy , Communicat­ions & Media, Law, Nursing, and Social Work.

The UOW Syd n e y Business School offers a range of popular postgradua­te Business courses just minutes away from the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge in the Sydney CBD.

UOW is one of Australia’s best universiti­es for employer satisfacti­on. UOW graduates achieve well above the Australian average when seeking work; 75.5% of graduates gain full-time employment within four months of completing their course (Quality Indicators of Learning and Teaching 2019).

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