What's On at UWA

Come and check out our stand at the MBA and Postgrad Expo and discover how UWA can help you achieve your postgraduate study goals.

Now in its 12th year, the MBA & Postgrad Expo is the most comprehensive "one-stop-shop" to evaluate postgraduate certificates, diplomas, masters and doctorates in all disciplines.

The Prospective Students Office is providing a guided walking tour of UWA's Crawley Campus after school hours(6 September 2012).

These tours are for prospective students who would like to find out more about studying at UWA whilst taking in the beautiful gardens and buildings at the Crawley campus.

The tour will include a stop at the Admissions Centre & Prospective Students Office, where you will be able to collect information and course brochures, and find out more about what life is like for our students.

Parents are also welcome to attend.

Tours run for approximately one hour and are available at various times throughout the year after business hours, in the school holidays, and on public holidays, so there is bound to be a time that suits you and your family!

Mature-age entry provides flexibility for entering UWA, particularly if you don't have any previous academic results.

Anyone who is 20 or over on 1 March of the year of entry qualifies for our mature-age entry pathways.

This information session will provide guidance to mature-age students to help you choose an entry pathway that's appropriate to the course in which you want to enrol.

You can find out about what to expect from student life and we'll be happy to answer any questions you have about studying at UWA.

Learn how to how to make the most of your WACE results and achieve your study and career goals.

For Year 12 students and their parents, applying for university can be a daunting process.

This session will provide you with information on UWA courses, admission requirements and how to structure your TISC preferences.

UWA Admissions staff will be available to answer any questions you may have following the presentation.

UWA's Postgrad and Honours Expo provides an outstanding opportunity to explore the array of coursework and research programs we offer.

You will also have the chance to learn about admission requirements, scholarships and discuss your options with staff, honours and postgraduate students.

A series of information sessions detailing further postgraduate opportunities will also run alongside the Expo.

The Prospective Students Office is providing a guided walking tour of UWA's Crawley Campus on the Queen's Birthday long weekend Monday public holiday (1 October 2012).

These tours are for prospective students who would like to find out more about studying at UWA whilst taking in the beautiful gardens and buildings at the Crawley campus.

The tour will include a stop at the Admissions Centre & Prospective Students Office, where you will be able to collect information and course brochures, and find out more about what life is like for our students.

Parents are also welcome to attend.

Tours run for approximately one hour and are available at various times throughout the year after business hours, in the school holidays, and on public holidays, so there is bound to be a time that suits you and your family!

Winthrop Geoffrey London (Government Architect of Victoria) will provide an overview of the courses and student experience at our Faculty. Disciplines included are Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Urban Design, Art History and Visual Arts.

ALVA alumnus, architect Jane Dash will briefly speak on her experience of studying at UWA and her subsequent career highlights.

If you reside in Melbourne and are considering applying for an undergraduate, postgraduate coursework or research degree at the University of Western Australia, you may wish to attend our information session on Monday, 1 October 2012 at the Crowne Plaza, Melbourne.

You will have the opportunity to learn about the range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research courses offered at the University and hear from staff and graduates about the advantages of studying at UWA and living in Perth.

University staff from the following areas will be presenting and available to meet one-on-one:

* Domestic and International Admissions Centres

* The UWA Business School

* Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts

* Arts

* Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

* Life and Physical Sciences

* Natural and Agricultural Sciences

Prospective Australian and international students are welcome to attend.

UWA staff will be in Hong Kong to discuss the study opportunities available to you at The University of Western Australia.

UWA staff will be in Hong Kong to discuss the study opportunities available to you at The University of Western Australia.

"A Day in the Life of an Arts Student" gives year 10-12 students the opportunity to explore some Arts majors currently available at UWA, particularly Archaeology and Anthropology.

Students will participate in a wide range of hands-on activities that will be interactive, fun and very rewarding.

Please head to the webpage listed below to download the brochure and application form. Applications close on Wednesday, 19 September.

Note: times shown are a guide only and are subject to change. Refer to the event brochure/application form for detailed information.

Come along and find out about the interesting and diverse range of Arts broadening units you can study as part of your degree.

You can learn a language (there are nine to choose from), gain an understanding of the politics of the Asian region, enhance your creative writing, revel in your favourite part of history or play in a musical ensemble. All this can be done as part of your degree!

Enhance your study and career prospects and study an Arts broadening unit.

Discuss your study opportunities with UWA staff in Malaysia at the IDP Educuation in Australia exhibition.

Discuss with UWA staff the study opportunities available to you at The University of Western Australia.

Discuss with UWA staff the study opportunities available to you at The University of Western Australia.

Prospective students are invited to attend one of our info sessions to learn more about how to achieve an engineering career with UWA. These sessions will explain course details, career opportunities, prerequisite subjects and how to apply, as well as providing the opportunity for attendees to ask questions and meet Faculty staff.

Whether you're coming to the end of your time at high school and are considering your university study options, or you already have an undergraduate degree and are looking to re-skill or complete postgraduate study, our 'Becoming an Engineer with UWA' information sessions will provide you with the information you need to get your career in engineering headed in the right direction.

If you can't make it to this session, a further session will be held in on 28 November.

Please visit the website for more information and to register your attendance.

Prospective students are invited to attend one of our info sessions to learn more about how to achieve an engineering career with UWA. These sessions will explain course details, career opportunities, prerequisite subjects and how to apply, as well as providing the opportunity for attendees to ask questions and meet Faculty staff.

Whether you're coming to the end of your time at high school and are considering your university study options, or you already have an undergraduate degree and are looking to re-skill or complete postgraduate study, our 'Becoming an Engineer with UWA' information sessions will provide you with the information you need to get your career in engineering headed in the right direction.

This will be our last information session for the year. Please visit the website for more information and to register your attendance.

Learn how to how to make the most of your WACE results and achieve your study and career goals.

For Year 12 students and their parents, applying for university can be a daunting process.

This session will provide you with information on UWA courses, admission requirements and how to structure your TISC preferences.

UWA Admissions staff will be available to answer any questions you may have following the presentation.

Our annual Summer Schools' Studio introduces high school students to the design disciplines of architecture, landscape architecture and urban design through intense tuition sessions with the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts' academic staff.

Who is invited? High school students entering Year 12 in 2013. (Exceptions possible upon individual application to the Program Coordinator.)

When is being held? January 21 - 24 2013, 9am to 3pm daily.

Where is it? ALVA Faculty, UWA's Nedlands Campus, corner of Stirling Highway and Hampden Road, Nedlands, Perth.

How much does it cost? $220 per student (includes all materials) Note: fee may be waived on an individual basis to students from Aspire UWA Schools.

The Summer Studio culminates with an exhibition of all students' work, on the last afternoon of the studio period, and parents are encouraged to attend. The exhibition runs 2:30pm to 3:30pm on Thursday January 24 in the Faculty's Cullity Gallery.

Online enrolments close on Friday 14 December 2012. Places are limited so enrol early to secure a place.

The O-Day Festival is a great opportunity to get involved with the social side of uni and activate your Guild membership, join clubs and societies and then wrap up the day with a huge concert on the Oak Lawn!

Headlining the O-Day Festival are hot Australian band, Last Dinosaurs - who are here as part of their First Degree Tour. Other acts include Sun City, DJ Lindsay, and some other special guests!

Time: 11am - 6:30pm (Concert starts at 2pm!) Place: James Oval and Oak Lawn, UWA When: 22nd February, 2013 Who: EVERYONE.

Don't miss the biggest student event on campus and and the best way to kick start your uni year!

The 2013 Guild O-Day Festival is an alcohol and drug free event.