What's On at UWA

The UWA Albany Centre will hold its Open Day on Friday 27 August. School groups, teachers, careers advisers and members of the public are invited to come along to the Centre and find out about studying at The University of Western Australia in Albany. Information will also be available about the (...)

This is your opportunity to find out the latest information about visas and PR requirements. Representatives from Dept of Immigration and Citizenship will provide information and answer questions.

‘Creating successful music graduates: Identity as a foundation for effective learning’ Dr Dawn Bennett, Creative Arts, Curtin University of Technology.

Clare Tunney (cello) and Martina Liegat-Wilson (piano) in recital.

You are invited to attend a UWA Business School Public Lecture presented by the Honourable Colin Barnett MLA, Premier, Western Australia.

Colin Barnett was elected 29th Premier of Western Australia on 6 September 2008, and this year celebrates 20 years in state politics.

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This piano recital features virtuosic repertoire inspired by Spanish folklore and Flamenco by iconic spanish composers such as Manuel de Falla, Isaac Albeniz and Enrique Granados. The progam embarks on a journey to regional spain and explores the kaleidoscope of local cultures and identities. In (...)

Preparing a good resume is the key to opening the door to an interview. It needs to give information in such a way that it attracts employers' attention and demonstrates your suitability for the position

Learn how to:

* Structure resumes * Write in a convincing way * (...)

‘On the couch with the recruiter session’ is targeted at postgraduate students, although all students are welcome.

Discover what you need to know about being competitive in the Australian market place - academia, government and industry. Be prepared to ask questions about resumes (...)

‘The Film music of Michael Nyman.’ Dr Michael O' Shaughnessy, Freelance Lecturer/Teacher/Performer

Sharon Chung (piano) and Siang Ching (piano) in recital

What is a campus cultural precinct and how can it add value to the education of students? A number of leading American universities have recently acknowledged the centrality of the arts in human endeavour and reinforced the importance of the visual and performing arts in fostering their students (...)

The following workshop will feature international perspectives on climate change adaptation along with national and local views concerning the impact of climate change on disaster management, emergency service delivery and adaptation to extreme events.

Introductory comments: Fire and (...)

Tuesday 14th September 2010 and all Tuesdays through to Tuesday 12th October, 5- 6.30pm. Tunley Lecture Theatre, School of Music, UWA. Honours presentations by School of Music BMus and BMusEd candidates.

Fisenden Flute Ensemble in recital

Robinson Crusoe, Defoe's novel about the castaway who establishes a miniature empire in an island wilderness, is still read and quoted today. This lecture will be a personal view of stories of seafaring taken from life and literature. Brenda Walker is Winthrop Professor of English and Cultural (...)

Nearly a decade has elapsed since the collapse of the Oslo Process. Israel and the Palestinian Authority have so far failed to reach an agreement, despite repeated attempts to find a solution to the Arab-Israeli dispute. Jordan and Egypt have remained committed to their respective peace agreements (...)

A career with the Department for Child Protection will allow you to work with a group of dedicated, skilled and professional people who are committed to protecting and caring for vulnerable children, young people and families in our community. It will give you the chance to make a real difference.< (...)

Tuesday 14th September 2010 and all Tuesdays through to Tuesday 12th October, 5- 6.30pm. Tunley Lecture Theatre, School of Music, UWA. List yet to be distributed. Honours presentations by School of Music BMus and BMusEd candidates.

Margaret Blades (violin) & David Wickham (piano) in recital

This lecture will present recent research on how the experience of being envied is affected by it social and cultural context. The presentation is aimed at a general audience.