| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
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| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | Class 12th | |
| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | Class 12th | |
The University of Wollongong Liverpool Campus is one of UOW's modern metropolitan campuses, located in Liverpool, New South Wales (NSW) – a fast-growing, multicultural hub in south-western Sydney. This campus brings UOW’s globally respected education closer to students living and working in Western Sydney.
It’s ideal for students looking to study in a city environment while avoiding the cost and congestion of Sydney’s CBD.
Address: 33 Moore Street, Liverpool NSW 2170, Australia
Located in the heart of Liverpool City Centre, near cafes, shopping centres, and public transport.
About 45 minutes by train from Sydney CBD and well-connected by bus and train services.
Brand-new, purpose-built vertical campus
Modern lecture rooms, study spaces, and collaborative learning zones
Computer labs, simulation rooms (for nursing/health), and breakout areas
Student lounge, library access, and student services support
Surrounded by cafes, restaurants, banks, and shopping centres
The UOW Liverpool campus focuses on career-ready degrees in high-demand fields, including:
Bachelor of Nursing
Bachelor of Computer Science
Bachelor of Business (and specialisations)
Bachelor of Social Work
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Information Technology
Graduate Certificate in Nursing (specialisations)
Postgraduate education or IT units may be available via blended/online mode
Note: Some students can start their degree in Liverpool and transfer to the main Wollongong campus if their program requires additional facilities.
UOW Liverpool is a great option if you:
Prefer a city-based campus close to Sydney
Want to study in a multicultural environment
Need part-time work opportunities (plentiful in Western Sydney)
Are looking for affordable living options compared to inner-city Sydney
You’ll also have access to:
Orientation and academic support
English language programs (through UOW College)
Career development and internship opportunities
Cultural clubs and student life activities
Affordable student accommodation nearby (shared apartments, homestays)
Cost of living is lower than in central Sydney
Excellent public transport and walkable city layout
Lively community with diverse cultural events, food, and entertainment
Bachelor of Nursing
Highly popular program with practical placements in local hospitals and health centres
Offered in both standard and accelerated formats (depending on eligibility)
Bachelor of Business
Specialisations available in:
Management
Marketing
Accounting
Finance
Bachelor of Business Information Systems
Bachelor of Information Technology
Bachelor of Computer Science
Bachelor of Social Work
Bachelor of Arts
Choose majors like sociology, psychology, community studies, or criminology
While postgraduate options are more limited at the Liverpool campus, a few are offered or can be studied partially there via blended learning:
Graduate Certificate in Nursing (various specialisations)
Graduate Certificate in Business or IT (via UOW online/blended delivery)
For many advanced postgraduate programs (like MBA or Master of Nursing), students usually attend the main Wollongong campus or study online.
UOW Liverpool also hosts UOW College programs for students who need a pathway to university or to improve their English:
Diploma of Business
Diploma of IT
Diploma of Arts & Social Science
University Access Program (Foundation Studies)
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
Course Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Bachelor of Nursing |
3 years |
$26,000 – $28,000 |
|
Bachelor of Business |
3 years |
$24,000 – $26,000 |
|
Bachelor of Business Information Systems |
3 years |
$24,000 – $25,500 |
|
Bachelor of Information Technology |
3 years |
$26,000 – $28,000 |
|
Bachelor of Computer Science |
3 years |
$27,000 – $29,000 |
|
Bachelor of Arts |
3 years |
$22,000 – $24,000 |
|
Bachelor of Social Work |
4 years |
$24,000 – $26,000 |
Course Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Graduate Certificate in Nursing (Specialisations) |
0.5–1 year |
$14,000 – $16,000 |
|
Graduate Certificate in Business (Blended/Online) |
0.5–1 year |
$14,000 – $15,500 |
|
Graduate Certificate in Information Technology |
0.5–1 year |
$14,000 – $16,000 |
|
Master-level units (via UOW Online or Wollongong campus) |
N/A |
(approx. $26,000 – $30,000/year) |
Course Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) – Nursing/Health Sciences |
3–4 years |
$24,000 – $26,000 |
|
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) – Social Work / Sociology |
3–4 years |
$22,000 – $24,000 |
|
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) – Information Technology |
3–4 years |
$24,500 – $26,500 |
|
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) – Business & Management |
3–4 years |
$25,000 – $27,000 |
|
Professional Doctorate (e.g., EdD, DBA) |
3–4 years |
$25,000 – $28,000 |
The UOW Liverpool Campus is a modern, urban campus located in south-western Sydney, one of Australia’s fastest-growing and most culturally diverse regions. It’s designed to give students access to a world-class UOW education while studying closer to where they live or work — and for international students, it offers the convenience of city life with lower living costs compared to central Sydney.
UOW is ranked in the top 1% of universities globally, and the Liverpool campus brings that quality to the heart of Western Sydney. It offers career-focused degrees in high-demand areas like:
Nursing
Business
Information Technology
Social Work
Computer Science
Arts and Humanities
The campus offers undergraduate and selected postgraduate programs, as well as UOW College pathways and English language courses, making it ideal for international students at different academic levels.
UOW Liverpool is a vertical, high-rise campus with modern facilities. You’ll find:
Bright, tech-equipped classrooms
Computer labs and simulation rooms (especially for nursing)
Collaborative study spaces and lounges
Fast Wi-Fi and student support on-site
Library services and career counselling
It’s surrounded by cafes, restaurants, shopping centres, and parks — plus it’s just a 5-minute walk from Liverpool train station, offering easy access to Sydney CBD and suburbs.
UOW Liverpool is very international student-friendly, with support services that include:
Orientation programs
Visa and health insurance guidance
Academic and language support
One-on-one mentoring
Access to UOW’s full online portal and Wollongong-based resources
Social events and cultural activities to help you connect and settle in
Liverpool is much more affordable than inner-city Sydney. Rent, food, transport, and entertainment are cheaper — and the area has a strong multicultural presence, with large communities from India, Nepal, China, Vietnam, and the Middle East.
You can find:
Shared student apartments
Homestays with local families
Private rentals nearby
Plenty of part-time job opportunities in retail, hospitality, and health care
Public transport is excellent, with trains and buses linking Liverpool to the rest of Sydney.
UOW Liverpool is located in a region with a growing economy and workforce demand, especially in health, IT, social services, and business. Students benefit from:
Industry-connected teaching
Internship and placement opportunities
UOW’s career support services (resume help, job search training, networking events)
Graduates from UOW are known for their strong employability, both in Australia and internationally.
If your program isn’t fully offered at Liverpool or you want to take additional majors or research units, you can easily transfer to the Wollongong main campus — about 90 minutes away by train. This gives you access to more labs, workshops, and university-wide clubs and activities.
International students who study at UOW Liverpool are eligible for the same post-study work rights as students at the main campus. After graduation, you can apply for a Post-Study Work Visa (subclass 485), allowing you to stay and work in Australia for 2–4 years depending on your qualification.
If you’re looking for:
A globally respected degree
A city campus close to Sydney
Smaller class sizes and more personal support
Affordable living
Practical, career-ready education
…then UOW Liverpool is an excellent choice for international students who want to experience Australia’s diversity, grow professionally, and live comfortably while studying.
Start by selecting a program offered at the Liverpool campus. Popular courses include:
Bachelor of Nursing
Bachelor of Business
Bachelor of Information Technology
Bachelor of Computer Science
Bachelor of Social Work
Bachelor of Arts
Graduate Certificates (Nursing, Business, IT)
UOW College Pathway or English Language courses
You can explore courses on the UOW Liverpool website.
Completion of senior secondary education (equivalent to Australian Year 12)
Country-specific requirements (e.g., 60–70% in Indian Class 12, IB, A-levels, etc.)
Completion of a Bachelor’s degree in a related field
Relevant work experience may be required for some Nursing specialisations
IELTS: 6.0–6.5 overall (depending on program)
TOEFL iBT: 70–88
PTE Academic: 54–64
Some courses like Nursing or Social Work may have higher English requirements.
You’ll need:
Academic transcripts and certificates (certified and translated if needed)
English test scores (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE)
Passport copy
Personal statement or SOP (if required)
Resume or CV (for postgraduate programs)
Work experience documents (if applicable)
You can apply in one of two ways:
Directly via the UOW Online Application Portal:
Apply here
Through an authorized UOW education agent in your country
No application fee is usually charged for international applicants.
If successful, UOW will issue you a:
Conditional Offer (if additional documents or scores are needed)
Unconditional Offer (if all requirements are met)
Read it carefully and accept the offer by signing and returning the acceptance form.
You’ll be asked to pay a deposit (typically one semester’s tuition) to secure your place.
After payment, you’ll receive a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) — a mandatory document for your student visa application.
Apply for your visa online via the Australian Department of Home Affairs.
You’ll need:
Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
Passport
OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover)
Proof of financial capacity
English language test results
GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant) statement
After receiving your visa:
Book flights to Sydney (Liverpool is ~45 mins by train from the city)
Organize accommodation (homestay, private rental, or shared housing)
Attend UOW’s Orientation Week at Liverpool Campus
Get your student ID, bank account, and SIM card set up
The UOW Liverpool Campus follows the main university intake schedule, with two primary intakes per year:
Autumn Session – Starts in late February or early March
Spring Session – Starts in late July
These intakes apply to most undergraduate programs including:
Bachelor of Nursing
Bachelor of Business
Bachelor of Information Technology
Bachelor of Social Work
Bachelor of Computer Science
Bachelor of Arts
For Graduate Certificate programs or UOW College pathway courses, there may be additional intakes or trimester-based schedules (e.g., February, May, and September).
Completion of secondary education equivalent to Australian Year 12
Country-specific entry standards, e.g.:
India: Class 12 (CBSE/ISC/State Boards) – 60–70% average
Nepal: Higher Secondary Education Certificate (HSEC) – GPA 2.8+
A-Levels: 2–3 passes
IB Diploma: Minimum 24 points
IELTS (Academic): Overall 6.0 (no band below 5.5) or 6.5 depending on course
TOEFL iBT: 70–88 (depending on course)
PTE Academic: 54–64
Cambridge English (CAE): 169–176
Programs like Nursing and Social Work require higher English proficiency – often IELTS 6.5–7.0.
A recognised Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a related field
Relevant work experience may be required (especially for Nursing specialisations)
IELTS: 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0)
TOEFL iBT: 86
PTE: 62
Ranking System |
Global Rank |
Highlights |
|---|---|---|
|
QS World University Rankings |
Top 180–200 globally |
Strong performance in Computer Science, Nursing, Education, and Engineering |
|
U.S. News – Best Global Universities |
Top 200–220 globally |
High subject rankings in Clinical Medicine, Engineering, Social Sciences |
|
Times Higher Education (THE) |
Top 200–250 globally |
Recognized for research impact and international outlook |
|
Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) |
Top 200–250 globally |
Solid research output and international collaboration |
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility |
Value / Benefit |
Applicable Programs |
|---|---|---|---|
|
UOW International Student Scholarship |
High-achieving international students (auto-assessed) |
Up to 30% tuition fee reduction |
Most UG & PG coursework programs |
|
UOW College Excellence Scholarship |
Students progressing from UOW College pathways |
Up to 25% tuition fee reduction |
Undergraduate programs |
|
South West Sydney Campus Bursary |
New students at Liverpool Campus only |
Approx AUD 3,000 (~USD 2,000) tuition credit |
UG & PG coursework at Liverpool Campus |
|
Faculty Merit Scholarships |
Based on academic merit within faculties |
(up to 25–30% fee waiver) |
Select UG & PG programs |
|
UOW Postgraduate Academic Excellence Award |
High-performing undergrad degree holders |
Up to 30% fee discount on tuition |
Postgraduate coursework programs |
|
Australian Government RTP (for PhD) |
Research students (PhD/MPhil), competitive entry |
Full tuition + stipend (~USD 21,000/year) |
Research programs (via main campus) |
Facility / Accommodation Type |
Description |
Approx. Cost per Week (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Campus Facilities |
Modern vertical campus with lecture theatres, study spaces, computer labs, nursing simulation rooms, student lounge |
Included in tuition |
|
Off-Campus Shared Apartments |
Shared units or apartments with students in the Liverpool area |
$150 – $220 |
|
Private Studio or 1-Bedroom Rentals |
Independent housing, ideal for couples or mature students |
$250 – $400 |
|
Homestay with Local Family (Full Board) |
Private room with meals and bills included, cultural experience |
$220 – $270 |
|
Student Accommodation (via UOW partners) |
Options available in Wollongong or Sydney CBD (requires commuting) |
$250 – $350 |
|
Public Transport to Campus |
Liverpool Train Station is 5 mins from campus. Weekly pass for metro travel. |
~$25 – $35 (transport only) |
UOW Liverpool offers a unique blend of academic excellence, city convenience, and a multicultural student community. Located in Liverpool, NSW, one of Sydney’s fastest-growing regions, this campus gives you the opportunity to experience an urban lifestyle without the high cost of living in the Sydney CBD.
The campus is compact, modern, and located just a short walk from Liverpool Train Station, surrounded by restaurants, shops, medical centres, and public services. It’s the perfect balance of convenience, comfort, and connectivity.
Though smaller than the main Wollongong campus, the Liverpool campus has a tight-knit and friendly atmosphere. Students often describe it as welcoming and inclusive. It attracts both local and international students from a wide range of cultural backgrounds, making it easy to make friends and feel at home.
There are frequent events and activities like:
Orientation Week for new students
Cultural festivals and international student meetups
Networking nights and career development workshops
Volunteering programs and community engagement projects
Social clubs and pop-up events
You’ll also be connected to UOW’s broader student network, including events run by the main campus that you can attend online or in person.
The campus is built for modern learning, with:
High-tech classrooms and labs
Nursing simulation facilities
Collaborative study spaces
Fast Wi-Fi and computer access
A dedicated student support team
Support services available on campus include:
Academic skills support
Study workshops and tutoring
Counselling and mental health services
Visa and health insurance advice
Career services (job search, internships, resume help)
Plus, you have full access to UOW’s online platforms, including the library, Moodle (learning portal), and CareerHub.
Liverpool is a diverse, affordable, and energetic suburb in Western Sydney. It’s less expensive than central Sydney but still offers everything you need:
Plenty of student-friendly rentals and shared housing
Affordable food (lots of international cuisine!)
Parks, gyms, cinemas, and shopping centres
Great public transport options to the city and beyond
You can easily work part-time while studying, with opportunities in hospitality, retail, healthcare, and customer service. Many international students find jobs in local cafes, clinics, or shops near campus.
Life at UOW Liverpool is about more than just study. Students enjoy a healthy balance of learning, socialising, and exploring. The campus promotes wellbeing through:
Mindfulness sessions and mental health awareness
Fitness activities and gym discounts in the area
Easy access to green spaces for breaks and outdoor study
A safe, multicultural environment
As an international student, you’ll be welcomed with:
A comprehensive orientation program
Help with your bank account, phone SIM, and accommodation
Ongoing visa support and academic guidance
A multicultural community where diversity is celebrated
Whether it’s your first time abroad or you’re transferring from another program, you’ll be supported every step of the way.
UOW Liverpool focuses on delivering career-ready education with strong industry connections, especially in nursing, IT, business, and social work — sectors in high demand across Western Sydney and beyond.
While Australian universities don’t usually guarantee job “placements” in the way some countries do, UOW offers extensive support to help students gain real-world experience and secure jobs during or after their studies.
Many programs at UOW Liverpool include work-integrated learning, which gives you practical exposure through:
Clinical placements for Nursing students in local hospitals and aged care facilities
Social work placements in community centres, NGOs, and government services
Capstone projects and internships for Business, IT, and Computer Science students
Hands-on simulations and real-life scenarios in nursing labs and classrooms
These opportunities prepare you with skills that employers are actively seeking.
UOW’s Careers & Employability team is available to all students, including those at Liverpool campus. They offer:
Resume and cover letter writing workshops
Interview preparation
LinkedIn and job search strategy support
Access to UOW CareerHub (job listings, internships, volunteering)
Employer networking events and career expos
You can attend these services in-person at Liverpool or access them online via UOW's digital platforms.
UOW Liverpool is located in one of Australia’s most economically active and diverse regions, with growing demand for skilled professionals. Western Sydney is expanding in:
Healthcare & Nursing
Social and community services
Digital and Information Technology
Business and Administration
As a student in Liverpool, you’ll be close to potential employers and have access to part-time and graduate opportunities with local businesses, government agencies, and health providers.
International graduates from UOW Liverpool are eligible for the Post-Study Work Visa (subclass 485), allowing you to:
Stay and work in Australia for 2 to 4 years, depending on your qualification
Apply for Graduate roles or internships in your field
Gain local work experience that enhances your employability globally
UOW is consistently ranked in the top 1% globally for graduate employability, with strong employer recognition in fields like:
Nursing and Health Sciences
Information Technology and Cyber Security
Business and Finance
Education and Social Work
Liverpool students graduate with the same qualification as those from the main campus and benefit from UOW’s global alumni network.
The University of Wollongong (UOW) – Liverpool Campus has an estimated acceptance rate of around 70% to 85% for international students who meet the required academic and English language criteria.
Inclusive Admissions Policy:
UOW is a globally ranked university with a strong focus on accessibility. The Liverpool campus is designed to provide more students — especially those in Western Sydney and international applicants — with access to quality education.
Program Availability & Flexibility:
The campus offers high-demand programs in areas like nursing, business, IT, and social work, with pathways through UOW College for students who don’t meet direct entry requirements.
Pathways and English Support:
If you don’t meet entry criteria right away, you can apply through:
UOW College diploma programs
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
Foundation and transition programs
Growing Campus with Expanding Intake:
UOW Liverpool is expanding its offerings, and the university actively encourages international enrolments in regional and metropolitan campuses, making admissions more accessible.
You're more likely to get an offer if you:
Meet the academic entry criteria (e.g. high school GPA or relevant Bachelor’s degree)
Achieve the required IELTS / TOEFL / PTE English test scores
Submit a complete and timely application
Provide strong supporting documents (SOP, transcripts, etc.)
Acceptance Rate: ~70% to 85%
Main Focus: Academic eligibility and English proficiency
Entry Pathways Available for students who fall short of requirements
High acceptance into career-focused degrees like Nursing, Business, and IT
University of Wollongong – Liverpool Campus
33 Moore Street, Liverpool NSW 2170
New South Wales, Australia
The Liverpool campus is located in the heart of Liverpool city centre, in south-western Sydney, New South Wales.
It’s about 35–45 minutes by train from Sydney CBD.
The campus is situated just a 5-minute walk from Liverpool Train Station, making it easily accessible by public transport.
Surrounded by shops, cafes, restaurants, parks, and major services, it's an ideal location for students who want city convenience with lower living costs than central Sydney.
By Train: Direct train lines from Sydney CBD, Parramatta, and other suburbs via T2 and T3 train lines
By Bus: Multiple bus routes serve the Liverpool area, including services to and from Greater Western Sydney
By Car: Accessible via the Hume Highway and M5 Motorway; paid parking available nearby
Liverpool Westfield Shopping Centre – groceries, banks, entertainment
Liverpool Hospital & Medical Precinct – useful for Nursing and Health students
Community Centres and Libraries – great for study and volunteering
Affordable housing options – many students live within walking distance
