Historical evolution: Founded in 1951 as a satellite of the University of New South Wales, UOW became an independent institution by 1975, growing into a globally respected research university
◾ Location & campus: Situated 3–5 km north‑west of Wollongong CBD, the main campus spans 82 ha with over 90 permanent buildings set amid native bushland, parks and coastal scenery
◾ Academic structure: Comprises four faculties and offers a full suite of academic programs (foundation, undergraduate, postgraduate coursework & research, PhD).
◾ Facilities & research: Boasts state‑of‑the‑art infrastructure including a modern library, specialised labs (Molecular Horizons, SMART Infrastructure, Early Start), and sports amenities like gyms, an Olympic pool and fields
◾ Reputation & rankings: Ranked among the world’s top 200 in QS, 14th in “Top 50 Under 50,” with outstanding employer satisfaction scores for its graduates in NSW
◾ Global network: Operates 9 campuses across Australia plus satellite campuses in Dubai, Hong Kong, Malaysia and India; maintains partnerships, exchanges, and research collaborations with over 400 institutions across 45 countries
◾ Campus life: Home to more than 120 student clubs, the WUSA student union, and vibrant international events like “International Week.” Plenty of sports, cultural, and social activities
◾ Student support: Offers comprehensive services such as academic advising, counselling, career planning, health clinics, prayer rooms, and modern study and living facilities
◾ Community & location: Wollongong offers a welcoming, multicultural environment with 17 beaches, national parks, cultural venues, cafes, markets, and excellent public transport including free campus shuttles .

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