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Indonesia manuscript wins Hungerford Award

UOW creative arts and journalism graduate Madelaine Dickie has won a prestigious West Australian literary prize for her manuscript Troppo, a work of fiction focusing on Australia’s relationship with Indonesia.

Getting to the source of energy efficient living

Researchers find the equation to get sustainable energy for less money out of a hole in the ground.

Celebrating International Women's Day

To mark the event of International Women's Day, we asked women from various areas of expertise to tell us more about what motivates and inspires them.

Research collaboration with leading Chinese university strengthened

UOW and Beihang ÁñÁ«ÊÓƵapp (BUAA) signed a student exchange agreement, further strengthening a well-established partnership between the two institutions.

International perspectives on 21st Century learning and teaching practices

The role of languages, blended learning and big data were on the agenda during a discussion led by three leading higher education experts at UOW on 18 February.

Symposium: Feminist Perspectives on Medical Bodies