University of Wollongong

In 2025, the University of Wollongong proudly marks 50 years as an independent institution, a milestone that celebrates our journey from a small campus supporting the region’s steel industry to a world-class university ranked among the top one per cent globally. Over the past five decades, we’ve built a vibrant, inclusive community and a reputation for making a lasting difference, both locally and internationally. From our first campus on the lands of the Five Islands Dreaming, at the foot of Mt Djeera (Keira), we have grown to nine Australian campuses, four international campuses, and a network of global partners, reflecting our enduring commitment to innovation, collaboration, and excellence in teaching and research.

School of Physics

The School of Physics at the University of Wollongong is a leader in key research areas including medical radiation physics, condensed matter physics, terahertz science and technology, superconductivity, quantum technologies, and photonics. The School is distinguished by its strong commitment to interdisciplinary research, strategic industry engagement, and collaborative partnerships with national and international top research institutions. Excellence in teaching and engagement with the local community are central to the School’s mission, underpinning its dedication to produce highly skilled graduates and a meaningful impact in society.

Map

An interactive map of the University of Wollongong can be found here.

Parking

Parking information can be found here.