University Of Wollongong Student Services And Amenities Fee (ssaf) 2025 Transition Plan

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The University of Wollongong submitted a transition plan to seek Department of Education approval for a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) arrangement under the Higher Education Support Act 2003. The plan outlines UOW's governance structure for managing approximately $XXX in SSAF expenditure across 25,813 students at nine NSW campuses. UOW's approach is student-led, with a 40-member Student Advisory Council (SAC) established in 2014 serving as the primary engagement vehicle. The SAC conducts annual student surveys, reviews SSAF spending proposals, and ensures student voice directly informs 100% of SSAF allocation decisions. The council meets formally six times yearly plus twice with university executives. Proposals are evaluated based on student survey priorities and must demonstrate how student consultation informed submissions. The transition arrangement allows up to three consecutive years for Table A providers (with UOW's status not specified