New Shoalhaven Campus celebrates its first anniversary

11 December 2000

The University of Wollongong is now celebrating one year of operations in its new location at West Nowra, and enrolments are currently being accepted for year two.

Whether potential students have just finished Year 12, or have not studied for a while, the University is offering a range of degrees at its modern campus.

The Shoalhaven site is part of a commitment by the University of Wollongong to provide enhanced education opportunities for residents of the Shoalhaven and South Coast. In 2000 the University also opened education facilities in Batemans Bay and Bega.

Many local students are now entering the second year of study at these new facilities. The response from the first intake has been overwhelmingly positive as students enjoy the advantages of a local education provided by Australia’s University of the Year for 2000-2001.

Local tutors, flexible timetables, and a range of support services are features of an education at the Shoalhaven Campus. Enrolments are being taken now for 2001 – contact Ray Cleary on (02) 4448 0878.

Media please note: The following student is available for an interview and photo: Rachel Murray, Commerce/Law, phone (02) 4421 4930.