What's On at UWA

Delivered in conjunction with Medibank, this introductory seminar can assist participants to identify our learned responses to stress and to recognise our unique character strengths. Using principles of positive psychology, participants will learn the strategies that can help them access and build (...)

This inaugural symposium, sponsored by The Australian Sociological Association, brings together WA sociologists to showcase their work and practice from academic and applied contexts. Over 20 speakers will share work from WA.

Socialising your research can be a great way to increase visibility of your work and publications and lead to increased collaborations and citations. As well as using both UWA's and your own social media networks, 'socialising' your research also encompasses other online exposure. Come and learn (...)

The course is open to anyone and is designed for people with little or no knowledge of statistics who want to develop an understanding of basic statistics.

‘Supportive Teams’ seminar explores the ways we can assist our colleagues or team members who are struggling with common life issues such as depression, anxiety, family issues, grief, and stress-related problems. Focuses on recognising the signs that someone needs support and teach participants (...)

Make the most of your lunchbreak and enjoy a free weekly concert featuring the finest talent from the Conservatorium.

27 April | The Irwin Street Collective: Recitativo

4 May | UWA Brass

11 May | UWA Percussion

18 May | UWA Guitar Studio

25 May (...)

Groups are mathematical objects that abstractly capture the concept of symmetry. Two groups are isomorphic if they essentially describe the same data, but they might be given with respect to different frames of reference. More specifically, two groups are isomorphic if there is a 1-to-1 (...)

Make the most of your lunchbreak and enjoy a free weekly concert featuring the finest talent from the Conservatorium.

4 May | UWA Brass

11 May | UWA Percussion

18 May | UWA Guitar Studio

25 May | UWA Piano

Entry is free but bookings are (...)

It's more important than ever to be strategic about where you publish your research; to maximise reach and potential impact, as well as ensure you are working with quality and legitimate publishers.

This workshop covers: Identifying and assessing journals for quality, reach and (...)

Make the most of your lunchbreak and enjoy a free weekly concert featuring the finest talent from the Conservatorium.

11 May | UWA Percussion

18 May | UWA Guitar Studio

25 May | UWA Piano

Entry is free but bookings are essential: https://www.trybooking.co (...)

The newborn period, or the first 30 days of life, is the most vulnerable time in the human lifespan with sepsis, or severe infections, a leading cause of newborn death. Globally, over 3 million newborns are diagnosed with sepsis each year, and up to 19% of them die. Vaccines have worked miracles in (...)

The Virtual Breakfast, will feature a Welcome to Country from Elders across the state, cultural entertainment, and a keynote address by multi-award winning current affairs host and author, Stan Grant.

Danjoo Koorliny is hosted by the Centre for Social Impact UWA at the Business School (...)

The UWA Defence and Security Institute (DSI) invites all UWA staff involved in or interested in defence-related research to attend an information session regarding our efforts to support and add value to your defence research and engagement. This event is being organised by the DSI research and (...)

10 online GAMSAT tutorials by Gold Standard are live and interactive which allow you to learn, revise and practice for 2 hours every consecutive Sunday starting from June 12 until August 28, 2022. Dr Brett Ferdinand, author of the Gold Standard GAMSAT Masters Series will use problem-based learning (...)

This interactive seminar explores some neuroscience concepts that influence how our brain responds to working in a hyper-alert, hyper-productive state for a prolonged period of time. It covers practical ways of noticing early signs of burnout and how to respond in a way that helps wellbeing, with (...)

Rachel Howley is a current Doctor of Musical Arts candidate at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University. Her research explores the role of the conductor in championing the wind band works of Australian women composers, and she is an active advocate for diversity in repertoire selection (...)

Colloquium followed by refreshments in Monadelphous Integrated Learning Centre

Applied mathematics involves building models of the real world. When those models consist of differential equations (as they very often do) one can seek to do one of two things: (1) make approximations that (...)

The Library has entered into “Read and Publish” agreements with several journal publishers to support open access publishing of UWA research at no additional cost to researchers.

By publishing open access, UWA authors can ensure that researchers in developing countries, not-for-profit (...)

ARIA award-winning composer James Ledger facilitates the final instalment of our West Australian Opera Artists in Conversation series for 2022, interviewing composer and co-librettist Emma Jayakumar about her new opera OUR LITTLE INVENTOR.

This world premiere work, inspired by the (...)

The University of Western Australia’s node of the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research together with UWA’s Department of Physics are delighted to invite prospective students to an introductory session to UWA’s 2023 Master of Physics (Astronomy and Astrophysics specialisation) (...)