Assuring students get the best learning and student experience, Sydney Business School, University of Wollongong provides several student support services such as tailored academic support and resources, skill building & social activities, as well as support with accommodation, career development, counselling, safety and security and more.
NB: Students studying Business and Law undergraduate courses at Wollongong or Sydney visit the Faculty of Arts, Society and Business, current students page.
The Sydney Business School (UOW) Library provides access to collections and information services for Sydney Business School students and staff. Our collection includes UOW subject material, course textbooks, recommended readings for all Sydney campus subjects, and general business texts. For more information about the library, visit the Sydney Business School, University of Wollongong Library Website.
The Library at the Sydney CBD Campus is on level 2. Students at the Wollongong Campus can visit the library located in building 16.
Lauren Richardson is available on Mondays, and Tony Zhang is available from Tuesday to Thursday at the Sydney CBD Campus.
Students can refer to the Moodle site Sydney Business School Student Handbook 2026 (TCHR098_T125) to attain Library resources and workshop details.
Students can see the Head of Students for general course advice and advice on course transfers and articulations, credit for prior learning, cross-institutional study, enrolling in excess credit points in a Trimester/session, taking leave of absence, course progress requirements, issues with graduation, serious academic consideration, complaints, grievances and appeals.
Sydney CBD Campus: Students can meet with the Head of Student, Andy Wang, who regularly visits the campus. To book an appointment, students can visit Campus Service Centre on level 2, send an email to business-enquiries@uow.edu.au, or call 02 9266 1300.
Wollongong Campus: Students can meet with the Head of Student, Kellie McCombie, by contacting Student Central, or Enquire online.
Academic staff are available to advise and support, including the Dean, Discipline Leaders, Subject Coordinators and Lecturers. See Our people
UOW has launched a portal for all things support! You can view services, book appointments, sign up for programs, chat to mentors, book a session with a Peer Academic Coach, and much more. Sign in with your UOW username and password and set up an account to get started. Access the Student Success Portal (Vygo) and join to view the services and book a session.
Peer Academic Coaches are senior students who work collaboratively with you to achieve your study goals. Using their experience as a student, our Peer Academic Coaches are trained to support you with:
The Peer Academic Coach will work with you in your first coaching session to set goals and will follow up with you with ongoing coaching sessions to keep you on track.
Peer Academic Coaching sessions can be held face to face or online. Coaching sessions can be conducted on an individual basis, or you are welcome to bring along some friends for a group coaching session.
Please note when booking a session with Peer Academic Coach, consultations run for 30 minutes.
Students can reach out to a Peer Academic Coach online or in person at the Sydney CBD and Wollongong Campus.
The Assignment Calculator is a tool to guide students in planning their assignments and searching for the proper study resources.
Learning Skills Advisors
UOW is committed to working with students to achieve their study goals. Our Learning Skills Advisors can meet with you one-to-one or in a small group session (if you want to bring some friends along!) to support you with:
Consultations with a Learning Skills Advisor will typically run for about 45 minutes, and these sessions can be either face-to-face or online.
Students interested in scheduling an online session with a Learning Skills Advisor can conveniently book through Student Success Portal.
Maths Skills Advisors
Our Maths Skills Advisors are committed to working with you to build students’ confidence and capabilities to study maths at university.
Our team can provide support in:
Consultations with a Maths Skills Advisor run for 45 minutes, starting on the half hour. These sessions can be either face-to-face or online.
Make sure that you read the program guidelines to familiarise yourself with the program. Students interested in scheduling an online session with a Math Skills Advisor can conveniently book through Student Success Portal
Reach out to a Student Support Coordinator. Examples of how they can support students:
All conversations are free and confidential.
By email: support-wellbeing@uow.edu.au
UOWx aims to provide students to engage in co-curricular activities whilst studying at the University of Wollongong with an advantage in the increasingly competitive workforce by formally recognising their involvement upon graduation.
UOWx has opportunities for students to receive recognition for their co-curricular involvement at the Regional and Metro Campuses.
There are two ways students can get involved in co-curricular activities and be recognised on their UOWx Record:
Visit the UOWx website for more information about co-curricular activities specifically for Sydney Business School students or contact the UOWx team on uowx@uow.edu.au or 4221 5999.
CABLE enlists high-achievers in business, dedicated to help peer students academically in accounting, economics, finance, management and other relevant majors, with the aim of providing and sharing experiences of studying and living overseas. To fulfil its aims, CABLE is academically focused, and socially innovative, aiming to build community engagements. CABLE leaders are responsible for the preparation and delivery of English or Bilingual peer-led study sessions and participate in a broad range of social and sports activities involving both international and domestic UOW students. CABLE supports business students who experience learning challenges, to help them overcome early-stage university difficulties, reduce failure rate and increase retention. Any students need support can contact the Head of Students for a referral to connect with CABLE.
Apply to become a CABLE program student leader and receive UOWx and Faculty recognitions by email cableuow@hotmail.com
Sydney CBD Campus: Sydney Housing Services is dedicated to assisting students with various housing matters, from deciding which accommodation is best suited to students to finding accommodation, moving in and moving out, housing problems, and disputes rights as a tenant. The service can also assist with emergency/crisis accommodation, utilities and airport transfers. Visit the Sydney Accommodation page for further information.
Wollongong Campus: Students seeking accommodation in Wollongong or a nearby location can refer to the Wollongong Accommodation page for information and support.
Careers and Employability consultants at the University of Wollongong can help students improve their employability and provide up-to-date information on the Australian job market, additional career programs and job search resources.
A wide variety of resources can be accessed through the Careers and Employability website, including
Students can meet experienced Careers and Employability Consultants who are available on campus or online. Students can book online via CareerHub for both on-campus and online consultations.
Sydney CBD Campus: Students can meet Careers and Employability Consultant, Leonie Lam, who visits the Sydney CBD Campus weekly. Visit CareerHub to make an appointment on campus or online.
Wollongong Campus: Students can visit CareerHub to make an appointment on campus or online.
The University offers a free and confidential counselling service to all enrolled students to assist with personal, work or study related difficulties. The counselling offered at UOW is short-term and generally lasts 1-6 appointments. If students require longer term support, we may refer them to an external provider.
Counselling provides a confidential space where students can discuss concerns that may be impacting on the student’s academic performance or mental health and well-being. The counselling service can deal with a wide range of personal difficulties such as family and relationship issues, communication problems, loneliness, lack of confidence, stress, anxiety, depression, bereavement, grief, and adjusting to another culture.
Sydney CBD Campus: Students can meet Student Counsellor, Helle Luckmann, who visits the Sydney CBD Campus weekly, face-to-face, phone or telehealth (online). Please register to book your slot and if you prefer a face-to-face consultation at our Sydney CBD Campus, please specify this when contacted to confirm your booking.
Wollongong Campus: Students can make an appointment with a student Counsellor by visiting the Counselling Services Webpage.
As a leading healthcare provider network in Australia and a health and well-being partner of the University of Wollongong, Bupa offers on-campus consulting services at the Sydney CBD Campus. BUPA consultants are available to provide students with support including guidance on health insurance, wellness support, and assistance with healthcare navigation.
Sydney CBD Campus: Students can see the Bupa Consultant, Dolon Sharnali, who visits the Sydney CBD Campus weekly by scheduling a 30-minute consultation. Please register to book your slot.
Wollongong Campus: Students can visit Student Central, Building 17, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 12 pm–4 pm.
Students can also contact Bupa as follows:
BUPA OSHC Service Hotline: 1800 644 111
Email: oshconcampusteam@bupa.com.au (Wollongong and Sydney Campus)
For additional information concerning your Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) insurance, please visit the BUPA website or contact 1300 884 235 for access to the 24/7 Student Advice Line.
Wollongong Campus: Your UniLife at UOWPulse offer a range of student events, from on-campus social events to excursions, giveaways, freebies and more.
The Sydney CBD Campus offers a range of student events and activities that is funded by the Student Services and Amenities Fees (SSAF) that allow students to make friends, engage in social and skill-building activities and have a fun study experience. Students should keep an eye out on their UOWmail, weekly Student Newsletter, UOW Sydney CBD Campus Facebook group and Sydney Business School Student Handbook 2025 (TCHR098_T125) for event updates.
Faculties and campuses of the University of Wollongong encourage student participation in their operation and development. Each faculty and campus partners with students to address issues such as workplace health and safety, research, flexible delivery matters, as well as teaching and learning related topics through Faculty Education Committees and School/Unit Committees.
Meet the Student Representative at Sydney CBD Campus, Karan Roshanlal Golani
Clubs & Societies aim to create a dynamic space for students to connect, engage, and thrive both personally and professionally. Whether it’s for academic, social, cultural, or recreational interests, they provide a platform for leadership, collaboration, and personal growth, helping students make the most of their time at university.
With over 100 clubs and societies run at the University of Wollongong, there's bound to be one that’s perfect for anyone!
Clubs & Societies are proudly supported by your Student Services Amenities Fee (SSAF). For more information, please visit Clubs UOW - Your Club. Your Experience.
SafeZone App and Safety contacts, procedures and resources for students studying in Wollongong.
SafeZone App and safety contacts and guides for students studying in Sydney.
Security and Emergencies contacts can be obtained from the UOW Security website.
Student safety guides help international students with personal safety matters at Sydney CBD campus and Wollongong campus.
Student may be able to find other support services, resources and opportunities