Sport has always been a central feature of the 精东传媒 of 精东传媒. We are seeking to improve the health and wellbeing of our diverse communities through delivery of high-quality sport education and research, innovative facilities and mutually beneficial partnerships and alliances.
UOW is ranked in the top 150 in the world for sport-related subjects as per the QS World 精东传媒 Rankings by Subject 2024.
This places sport alongside engineering, nursing and materials science as among the 精东传媒’s most internationally recognised areas of study and an area that plays a crucial role in sustaining our broader international institutional ranking of equal 162nd – QS World 精东传媒 Rankings 2024.
Growing up in a small town, sport was my whole life. I want to use my degree and take my skills back and give opportunities to the country kids.
UOW has a strong history of producing impactful, world-leading research in the field of sport.
Distinguished Professor Tony Okely has been established as a world-leading expert on movement behaviours (physical activity, sedentary behaviour, and sleep) in children.
Led by Associate Professor Deirdre McGhee, BRA aims to improve bra fit and design so that all females are able to participate comfortably in physical activity and enjoy the associated health benefits.
UOW’s Associate Professor Stewart Vella is the most published researcher in the world on the topic of mental health in sport, and is the Director of the Global Alliance for Mental Health and Sport.
Led by Professor Marc in het Panhuis, The Surf Flex Lab is one of the World's leading Surf Engineering research laboratories that aims to maximise performance, sustainability and enjoyment of water sports.
