Welcome to Literary Society The UOW Literary Society is a community obsessed with literature! We love to talk about all things literature and welcome all to talk about their own literary passions. If you're in need of a group of study buddies, we also aim to facilitate study workshops and writing groups. At the end of the day, we're a social group who are always in search of new friends to talk about our passions...
Welcome to Liberal Arts Society The Liberal Arts Society is a club for those interested in engagement with the Liberal Arts including but not limited to History, Philosophy, Religion and so forth. The club facilitates discussion debate and learning regarding topics and areas of interest to its members. ...
Welcome to UOW Exercise Science Society Welcome to the UOW Exercise Science Society! We are dedicated to fostering skill development, applying knowledge, and nurturing a sense of belonging among our members. Join us for events that celebrate faculty achievements and bring students together. Connect with peers and faculty to explore the world of exercise science and its career possibilities. Come be a part of a social environment where like-minded students unite. ...
Welcome to UOW BAL Research Students Alliance The UOW BAL Research Students Alliance is a vibrant club of students from the Faculty of Business and Law at the University of Wollongong, fostering collaboration and shared academic passion. Serving as a bridge between aspiring researchers and established scholars, our alliance encourages members to collaborate, innovate, and explore new horizons in business and law research. Committed to providing a supportive environment for research students at all levels, we...
Welcome to Medical and Health Society Welcome to Medical and Health Society MHS strives to connect and empower undergraduate students from all health science degrees. We hold social and educational events (that are still fun, of course). We have something on every week during the semester – we’d love to meet you and connect you with your fellow students! ~~ 2024 Executive Committee ~~ President: Brooke Furey Vice-President: Renee Buggie Treasurer: Aaron Avenido Secretary: Claudia Curcio Events Coordinator: Lert Verheyden General Representatives: Alix...
Welcome to University of Wollongong Business Students’ Society Become a member of the UOW Business Students’ Society to not only join a great community of business students, but to gain access to a range of events, competitions and career initiatives. ...
Welcome to UOW Education Society We cannot wait to see you on your education journey and help you out along the way! Joining our society gives you the opportunity to engage with like minded education students, gain support from fellow peers and feel connected during your degree. We are a student run club that provides many professional development opportunities, study sessions, seminars, and social events. We're always open for suggestions for events you'd like to...
Welcome to Hub for the Institute of Cybersecurity and Cryptography The primary purpose of this Hub is to build the right place for students to learn, exchange, and apply knowledge of cybersecurity and cryptography. Being an incredibly important field that is ever evolving we aim to provide a bridge between staff, students and industry experts to encourage foster and develop practical cyber security skills within our university's community. This Hub is for UOW students and...
Welcome to UOW Mechatronics Engineering Society (MES) The Mechatronics Engineering Society allows all students an opportunity to enter robotics competitions and participate in group robotics projects. It is an avenue to explore a passion for robotics beyond personal projects and spend time with fellow robotics enthusiasts. ...
Welcome to Mature Aged and Postgraduate Students (MAPS) Welcome to Mature Aged and Postgraduate Students (MAPS) The UOW Mature-Aged and Postgraduate Students Club exists to connect like-minded students to provide social support throughout university studies. Or as we put it “Navigating university life with like-minded students.” Anyone whose pathway to University wasn’t straight from school is defined as mature-aged. Our ethos is that the students just out of school shouldn’t have all the fun. The club can be...