From UOWC to UOW, this graduation ceremony witnesses their imminent entry into a new chapter!

In early May, we witnessed a large number of outstanding students graduating from UOW College (referred to as UOWC). After completing their courses at UOWC, they will continue their studies at the University of Wollongong. Professor Patricia M. Davidson, the President of the University of Wollongong, also attended this graduation ceremony, let's share the joy of graduation with UOWC students together.

UOW College Helps Students Achieve Their Dreams

Since its establishment in 1988, UOW College has helped many students realize their dreams of advancing to the University of Wollongong through the bridge courses it offers; it has also become one of the preferred ways for many professionals to change their future career development or broaden their horizons. UOW College offers courses covering multiple professional fields, meeting the needs of different students for further education or career development, including vocational training, English language courses, higher education diploma courses, etc.

Diploma Courses

UOWC offers international students diploma courses in up to six major fields: business, engineering, IT, humanities and arts, science, and nursing. Students who successfully complete the diploma courses can connect to the second-year courses at UOW.

Foundation Courses

The foundation stage courses can connect to the first year of UOW or the diploma stage of UOWC, covering almost 80% of the top majors. In addition, Chinese students can apply to enroll after completing the second year of high school or equivalent. The foundation courses of UOW College have a wider audience and also accept students from Chinese junior colleges and vocational high schools, making it a cost-effective choice for students from junior colleges or vocational high schools to obtain world-class education.

Language Courses

UOWC also offers various types of English courses that can connect to undergraduate or postgraduate studies at UOW. It provides strong connections for students who have not yet met the direct admission language requirements.